Get back to the office, Tabcorp’s new boss orders staff
Tabcorp chief executive Gillon McLachlan says he expects staff to attend the office five days a week, putting an end to the Covid-era work-from-home phenomenon for the wagering giant.
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Centrex ramps up Indian exports
The burgeoning Centrex phosphate mine in Queensland’s North West Mineral Province is ramping up exports of the critical mineral needed to produce high-quality fertilisers.
We got it wrong on Star, top shareholder admits
One of Star Entertainment Group’s biggest shareholders says it has been ‘burnt’ but says there is still time to rescue the troubled casino business.
Directors with ‘skin in the game’ reap rewards
Twiggy Forrest, Gerry Harvey and other top directors will pocket mountains of dividends in coming weeks and analysts say it’s good for all shareholders that they have “skin in the game”.
Star seeks compensation over Queen’s Wharf luxury precinct
Queen’s Wharf is claiming millions of dollars in lost rent from Louis Vuitton-controlled DFS Group after plans for a retail precinct fell through.
Holy flight for rescue service
LifeFlight has saved hundreds of Queenslanders over the years, but the aeromedical service revealed it was on a mission for one of the most famous men in the world this week.
The Star risks licence loss as regulator issues show cause notice
The New South Wales Independent Casino Commission has handed a show cause notice to the troubled casino group.
Queen’s Wharf scores early business meeting win
The new $3.6bn Queen’s Wharf precinct has scored an early coup in attracting some high-profile business events with the popular QUT Business Leaders’ Forum upping stumps from the Hilton.
Still no deal on Star’s rescue plan
Troubled Star Entertainment Group has signalled it’s no closer to finalising a $300m rescue plan and remains in lock down talks with lenders, governments and regulators.
Brizzie firm powering the world wins major export gong
Brisbane-based NOJA Power has won Queensland Exporter of the Year after building a billion-dollar business shipping electrical equipment to the world.
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