Creditors owed $20K after Qld travel agency goes bust
A Sunshine Coast online travel agency has gone under as border closures continue to bite across the sector, with many firms struggling to keep their doors open.
A Sunshine Coast online travel agency has gone under as border closures continue to bite across the sector, with many firms struggling to keep their doors open.
A Gold Coast couple are in the midst of raising $1m to build Australia’s first alcohol-free brewery.
A former top public servant has tried but failed to prevent the release of a Crime and Corruption Commission report into his alleged wrongdoing while at the helm of the Public Trustee of Queensland. Now, the material is set to be released.
A family-owned farm on the Granite Belt, operating since the end of World War II and which supplied the likes of leading supermarkets and pizza giant Domino’s, has gone belly up owing creditors $5m.
Gorgeous beaches, dolphins and wrecks have lured generations of holiday makers to Tangalooma. Now the family behind the island resort have put it up for sale.
BMWs, Louis Vuitton gear, properties and jewellery are just some of the luxury items self-proclaimed day trader and conman Daniel Farook Ali spent his victims’ money on.
TWO rival parties are fighting a costly and protracted legal battle to decide the fate of the old ABC studios site at Toowong. We know a lot about the respondents but virtually nothing has surfaced about the applicant – until now.
A BOOST in Flight Centre stocks has put this man tantalisingly close to becoming Brisbane’s newest billionaire.
IT looks like Uber has claimed a big scalp in the Brisbane cabs industry, with a taxi management company being forced to appoint liquidators after blaming the ride-sharing competitor for a great deal of its financial unravelling.
A BRISBANE gym operator has copped a whirlwind of grief after the previous operators of his business went bust, leaving dozens of outraged creditors across Queensland.
QUEENSLAND’S chief entrepreneur and sometime television star Steve Baxter is looking to sell the Brisbane business he describes as one of the most fulfilling things he’s ever done.
THE man who shook up the towing sector with his Tow.com.au, Dominic Holland, says his latest start-up would be “amazing” for small businesses … but perhaps not all clients will be so enthusiastic.
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