Coffee king’s ‘epic’ 50th birthday blow out
A man whose coffee has kept Australians charged up for years has had an ‘epic and memorable’ 50th birthday blow out in New Zealand.
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The ‘fun’ new $1.6m motor yacht fit for first-time boaties
Gold Coast-based boatbuilder Riviera Australia will launch a new family friendly vessel next month as the sector continues to ride a wave of offshore interest. Take a look inside.
Small business restructuring boom
Small Business Restructuring appointments are booming as the ATO cracks down on debt and more small businesses are going to the wall.
Not `settling’: Bathroom standoff leads to men’s shower product
An entrepreneur has bucked the perception that men will settle for anything cheap and convenient in the shower and developed a quality three-in-one grooming product that’s in big demand.
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Speculation over new QBCC commissioner
The embattled Queensland building regulator has been searching for a new commissioner for the past three months … and they may have found one.
Hard FIZZ in the mix for Coast dance party
An alcoholic seltzer brand is gearing up for the Out 2 Lunch concerts at Surfers in May with another sponsorship deal after last year selling $500,000 in drinks at the event.
Nic De Luca skis through to a double celebration
Developer Nic De Luca is celebrating his 30th wedding anniversary on the ski fields of Colorado and is also preparing to mark three decades since starting his company.
Skroo says early cyclone shutdown ‘text book case of overreaction’
Flight Centre Graham ‘Skroo’ Turner was not alone in criticising the premature shutdown of the city in preparation for Cyclone Alfred and its impact on business.
EcoJoule Energy secures a $15m capital injection
Tech group EcoJoule Energy has secured a $15m capital investment to ramp up its national and international growth ambitions.
Greenies cop flak over cyclone ‘propaganda’ claim
Queensland coal king Nick Jorss has accused the Climate Council of using the impending arrival of Cyclone Alfred in Brisbane to fuel political propaganda.
Star boss McCann in eye of storm
The arrival of Cyclone Alfred could be another nail in the coffin for Star with the temporary closure of its Brisbane and Gold Coast casinos this week.
Kelly’s gang heads north to support water-logged locals
Brisbane may be about to go head-to- head with Cyclone Alfred, but Clubs Queensland boss Kelly Egan has not forgotten our weather afflicted compatriots in the north.
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