‘Last piece of the puzzle’: $250m Valley office tower planned
A developer has submitted plans for a $250m 18-storey office tower which they say will be the `last piece of the puzzle’ for the James St precinct.
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Losing one client can send us to the wall, say SMEs
A twice yearly survey of Australian small businesses has painted a disturbing picture in which almost 30 per cent say they are at risk of insolvency.
Star Group expands into regions with $30m hotel buy
Queensland’s largest independently owned and operated pub and liquor retail group has added a regional venue to its expanding portfolio with the purchase of a regional hotel.
Singaporeans spend $200m on Australian private credit platform
Global real asset manager CapitaLand Investment will expand its presence in Australia after buying the Wingate property and corporate credit investment management businesses.
Zealotry has no role in ‘rational transition to a net-zero future’
Gas industry veteran Richard Cottee believes natural gas has a vital role to play in any ‘rational’ transition towards a net-zero future, warning against zealotry in the nuclear debate.
Luke warm start to the trading week
Futures are pointing to a 0.5 per cent fall on the benchmark ASX 200 on Monday morning on top of the 1.5 per cent fall at close on Friday.
For me to know, and you don’t need to: Chaney coy on early Christmas gift to himself
Wesfarmers chair Michael Chaney’s Christmas just got a bit merrier after he cashed in $2.8m in shares but he’s not sharing how he plans to spend it.
Developer demands more federal funding for Olympics
A veteran Queensland property developer says the federal government must put more funds into the 2032 Olympics as cost blowout predictions grow.
Country bank buys Brisbane CBD office building for staff, branch
A Queensland country bank is moving to the city, snapping up a seven-level office in Brisbane’s CBD as a base for admin staff and eventually a branch.
$750m ‘green’ steel mill to be built in Brisbane
One of Australia’s largest steel businesses will start building a state-of-the-art ‘green’ mill in Brisbane next year, amid concerns over supply.
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