Engineers win talk fest against city’s top lawyers
An action-packed debate this week between Brisbane engineers and construction lawyers on the hot topic of artificial intelligence saw the shovel win against the gavel.
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Oil giant’s electric dreams stuck in the slow lane
Ausgrid says it has the capacity to meet growing demand for EV charging after Ampol reported its rollout of a fast-charging network was making slower progress than hoped.
Funding failure claims battery maker Redflow
Voluntary administrators have been appointed at battery maker Redflow, a move that raises concerns over the viability of the Albanese government’s Future Made in Australia policy.
Convention centre chef’s recycling crusade wins accolades
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre (BCEC) executive chef Matthew Arnold is quickly gaining a reputation as the city’s recycling king for his efforts in diverting waste from landfill.
Regis blasts minister’s call to block gold project
Gold miner Regis Resources says Australia has become a less attractive place to invest after the Albanese government’s decision to block its flagship McPhillamys project in NSW.
Pitcher Partners chalks up big 50
Pitcher Partners has celebrated 50 years in the bean counting business in Queensland with a gala event at Brisbane City Hall and the launch of a book tracing the firm’s history.
Aussies’ lotto dreams resilient to cost of living crisis
The Lottery Corporation says a planned price hike for its popular Saturday Lotto is unlikely to dampen cash-strapped Australians’ willingness to take part in the weekly draw.
Whitehaven to slash jobs at two Queensland coal mines
The miner will cut almost 200 jobs from the two Queensland mines it bought from BHP earlier this year, as it moves to streamline operations.
Surf’s up at Kirra’s 75th birthday
This weekend historic North Kirra Surf Life Saving Club is celebrating its 75th year in the business of rescuing beachgoers.
Meet the tycoon betting big on his Gold Coast penthouse project
Singapore property tycoon Ching Chiat Kwong, who made a fortune developing tiny units in Asia, is behind a $150m Sovereign Islands development offering 10 sprawling homes.
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