Super merger set to create mammoth $200bn Brisbane company
The amalgamation of two major superannuation funds will create a Brisbane-based company managing $200 billion in assets and supporting 2000 local jobs, it has been revealed.
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Loophole allowing extra international arrivals into Qld
A loophole is allowing hundreds of extra international arrivals into Queensland without the approval of the state government.
Queenslanders allowed home as hotel quarantine reopens
Queenslanders stuck in interstate hotspots can once again return home and enter hotel quarantine from this Saturday. It comes after no new local cases overnight.
Woman barred from Qld suffers miscarriage on friend’s floor
A woman who was due to move to Queensland from Victoria last week says she has been left homeless after being locked out of the state and tragically suffered a miscarriage on her friend’s lounge room floor.
Premier condemned for ‘disgusting, hypocritical’ NRL WAGS decision
All sides of politics have slammed the Premier for allowing a plane-load of NRL players’ families into Queensland, while many other Queenslanders remain stuck interstate.
Premier attacked over ‘shambolic’ NRL WAGS border opening
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has faced a grilling over the decision to open the border for NRL WAGS, with claims of a “lack of leadership” over the matter.
Disbelief as hospital outbreak probe finds no blame
An investigation into a Brisbane hospital Covid-19 outbreak that plunged Greater Brisbane and parts of the state’s north into lockdown has found no wrongdoing by health officials, or the unvaccinated worker who unknowingly spread the virus.
‘The only way back to freedom’: Virgin to require staff vaccination
The airline will introduce a new vaccine policy and offer millions of Velocity Points and business-class flights for those who have had the jab. VOTE IN OUR POLL
No new Covid cases as second mass vaccine hub supercharges rollout
A second mass vaccination hub will open in Brisbane next week in a bid to help fast-track Queensland’s lagging rollout with as many 3000 jabs to be delivered every day.
Two lonely weeks after lukewarm welcome back to Fortress Australia
Early dinners, lukewarm food and cameras watching your every move. There are worse things in the world than hotel quarantine, but any novelty quickly wears off and the toll of isolation sets in fast, writes Hayden Johnson.
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