Malaysian billionaire offloads upscale Coast shopping centre
A Malaysian-backed investment company has sold an award-winning Gold Coast shopping centre for a $20m profit after just three years of ownership.
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`Captain’s calls needed’: builder questions 2032 tender process
The co-founder of one of Australia’s biggest construction companies has said the government may have to scrap the usual tendering process to get multi-billion dollar infrastructure needed for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics over the line.
Wellness hotspot Soak Bathhouse expands to Sydney, Melbourne
It’s a wellness hotspot born out of the Gold Coast and now Soak Bathhouse is going national, expanding into Sydney and Melbourne.
Nice if you can get it: Qld uni boss’ jaw-dropping pay rise
The massive salaries of Queensland’s major university vice-chancellors have been revealed with one receiving a whopping $120k pay rise – and that’s without her eye-watering bonus.
Bigger than a small country: Australia’s largest cattle stations for sale
Australia’s largest cattle stations – some running up to 20,000 livestock and boasting 20-plus dams – are on the market. More than 1.8 million hectares – larger than a small country – are up for grabs.
High-end grocer Harris Farm Markets suffers $22m loss
High end supermarket Harris Farm Markets is known for charging a premium for groceries but it didn’t protect the family owned company from posting an eye-watering loss that saw it breach bank covenants and undergo urgent refinancing.
Sportsgirl acts after Sydney designers’ copycat accusation
National fashion chain Sportsgirl has responded to claims it ripped off designs from a high-end Sydney business.
From $3k to $20m: How mates built fruitful fencing company
With just $3000 and an old ute, two schoolmates have built a commercial fencing business which will turnover $20m in 2025, despite the company having a rocky start.
Cricket stars hit a six with Officeworks sale
A trio of cricketing superstars who invested in a new Officeworks 20 years ago have hit an investment six after selling the property.
‘Wall’ of elderly baby boomers looming as nation’s key challenge
Leading demographer Bernard Salt says baby boomers will start turning 80 next year with health and aged care services set for the ultimate test.
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