Public servant behind $80m Kangaroo Point luxury tower
The family of a senior Queensland public servant is behind a plan to develop an $80m high rise in Kangaroo Point.
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Veteran Brisbane lawyer wins AICD gold medal
One of Brisbane best-known lawyers who literally wrote the book on boardroom duties, has won the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ top award in Queensland.
Farming boss banned after firms collapse owing $53m
A Queensland farming identity has been banned from managing companies for five years following his involvement in nine failed firms that collapsed owing more than $53m.
Accountant turns golf side hustle into a ‘good little earner’
Amid a golfing boom, a Queensland accountant has teamed up with a professional diver to established a profitable little business selling balls recovered from water courses.
RSL giant implodes: Mass exodus of board members over ‘money grab’
One of Queensland’s biggest RSL clubs has erupted in civil war with the resignation of half the board due to the allegedly ‘untenable nature of the organisation’s practices.
Brisbane richlister seals $17m deal
After sharing in $125m last week from sale of a health business she co-founded, one of Brisbane’s richest and most successful business women has struck another deal.
‘Everyone’s a sitting duck’: Cyber crime explosion boosts $20m security firm
The founders of a Brisbane online security firm expects the company to double in size to $40m over next five years as cybercrime explodes.
Subbies call for Privium administrator’s sacking
A major subbies lobby group is calling for the removal of the administrators appointed to failed building giant Privium because of a possible conflict of interest.
The warning signs that appeared months before Privium collapse
The $30m collapse of building giant Privium Group this week has left 760 homes around the country unfinished, but the warning signs were clear for months.
The pharmacists who turned a $2 company into a $375m windfall
The Brisbane couple who founded Icon Group a decade ago, have cashed in the last of their shares as they go in pursuit of new ventures.
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