Cottee still betting on Qld’s gas future
A Brisbane resources explorer has rustled up another $8m as it aims to develop one of Queensland’s biggest and best gas fields.
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Former QBCC execs ‘horrified’ by de Brenni’s claims
Two former QBCC execs have hit back at claims that they were to blame for the building watchdog’s shocking failure to suspend the licence of a sex offender.
Minister moves to cancel licence of tradie who assaulted women
Following Courier-Mail revelations, a state minister has moved to cancel the licence of a tradie who was allowed to continue working despite sexually assaulting clients in their homes.
Union fury over Master Builders’ $1m JobKeeper snare amid mass lay-offs
The CFMEU is demanding the Master Builders Association return $1.05m in JobKeeper income it received at the same time it allegedly got rid of about a quarter of its workers.
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Chinese still thirsty for Aussie wine
SIRROMET Wines is continuing to sell a lot of wine to China despite increasingly chilly relations between Canberra and Beijing.
Cashed-up campers shell out
CARAVANNING Queensland boss Ron Chapman says an estimated $55 million was shelled out at the 50th annual Caravan, Camping and Touring Supershow.
Lang Walker tweaks controversial Cleveland project
Rich Lister Lang Walker must be hoping it will be third time lucky for his stalled, controversial $1.4 billion waterfront makeover at Cleveland.
Brisbane firm faces $131m lawsuit
A CONTROVERSIAL energy player has filed a $US100 million-plus damages claim in a US court aimed squarely at the team behind Brisbane resources outfit Qteq.
End in sight to towing stoush
IN what would be welcome news for dozens of people owed about $500,000 from Tow.com.au, we could be about to see a resolution of its long-running dispute with subcontractors.
McIvor returns with new financier
THE corporate cop permanently banned Mark McIvor from providing financial services back in 2015 but that hasn’t stopped the “finance futurist’’ from launching a new business.
Vesey chases the big bucks
AGL boss Andy Vesey revealed yesterday that he took his first job at a power company 40 years ago because it was $500 more than what the US Navy was paying to become a submariner.
Miners make beeline to Noosa
ABOUT 1000 mining types will descend on Noosa in July for the 8th annual Noosa Mining and Exploration Investor Conference, dubbed the “Diggers and Dealers of the East.”
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