Price caps won’t get more gas out of the ground
Energy Minister Chris Bowen is offering more dysfunction and has missed his chance to create a sustainable gas market.
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Why cyber warfare is the new front line
The elevation of cyber threats recognises that in the future, wars and other conflicts will take place online as much as on land or across the seas.
Forrest’s green dream wakes to financial reality
A former top General Electric executive is finally putting some sense of discipline around the billionaire’s wildly ambitious green hydrogen plans.
The AI behind world’s best phone shooter now even better
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HIGHWAY HELL: Unpaid workers demand answers
DOZENS of unpaid subcontractors are suffering in silence as government officials continue back-patting over the economic benefits of the Pacific Highway upgrade
Samsung Electric Playground and Galaxy Studio at Vivid Sydney
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‘Every family needs a farmer’ (and so say all the kids)
Schoolwork section celebrates farmers and brings out the best in youthful enthusiasm
Business as usual for Noosa’s famous Boathouse
Despite media reports, the Noosa Boathouse and Boathouse Marina leasehold has been sold, not the Noosa Boathouse restaurant.
Show proves a winner, but the money will tell
Entries up and gate takings looking good, despite online slump
A day of Gympie Show triumph for Goomeri stud
And a big win for Gympie High as stud judging takes the field
Aged care nightmare: man’s scrotum ‘left bleeding’
Bundaberg woman is pushing for change, saying “They’re putting profit ahead of their residents”
Dual-cab ute perfect for business asset write-off
Those who can survive without the bells will appreciate the Mitsubishi Triton GLX.
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