The property tax mistake costing investors thousands
Real estate investors can access some big tax deductions but many miss out by failing to ask the right questions.
Business
What now for ailing resource giants?
Our big five resources stocks – BHP, Fortescue, Rio Tinto, Woodside and Santos – have disappointed investors recently, and now face fresh challenges.
High term deposit rate days are numbered
Reserve Bank interest rate cuts are denting the incomes of savers, but there are ways to minimise the losses. Here’s how to invest cash and what a decent term deposit rate looks like now.
The rebadged underdog ute that might surprise you
With a toughened exterior and new tech, the Mazda BT-50 ute is working hard to fend off challengers.
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Fears of broken promises on Rockhampton Ring Road project
There are fears a major Ring Road overpass will be downgraded to an intersection despite the Federal Government awarding an extra $200m towards the project this week.
Luxe SUV that was turning heads at footy training
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Big Blue: Meet the CEO who’s thinking laterally
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Getting the band back together: Behind banking’s extraordinary day
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$200m extra funding for ‘blown-out’ Rockhampton Ring Road project
The Federal Government has announced an additional $200 million to ensure the full delivery of the Rockhampton Ring Road as it revealed the project has blown-out again.
Young Darumbal doctors of the future hope to inspire, close gap
An ambitious new university program launched in Central Qld is set to train more First Nations doctors, with many expected to stay on to practice in regional and rural communities.
PM compares green hydrogen to early days of solar energy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia’s green energy potential is the “envy” of powerhouse countries like Japan and South Korea.
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