AusSuper to vote against new Origin deal
Origin Energy’s largest shareholder, AustralianSuper, plans to reject new takeover offers tabled by Brookfield and EIG in the latest blow for the foreign consortium.
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Paxton’s gets eviction notice, Don Daniels ‘probably not worth saving’
Only months into a $3.7m refurbishment of Mackay’s riverfront restaurant, the project is in turmoil after the discovery of extensive termite damage, rot, and missing foundations. So what’s next? VOTE IN OUR POLL
Is AI coming for financial advisers?
Financial planners have battled robo-advice, strangling regulations and a royal commission, and now comes AI’s huge shake-up.
Meet the big four bank quietly building its own brain
It’s almost the stuff of science fiction and it’s happening inside your local bank branch.
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Green steel revolution gets reality check
BlueScope has issued refreshing caution to big promises around green hydrogen being a miracle change agent.
‘Blow to the balls’: Union workers slam mine giant’s new contract plan
A major mining company is signalling a shift away from labour hire with new permanent roles on offer, but some union workers say the company isn’t going far enough.
Barefoot Investor: ‘You are being robbed right now’
Scott Pape reveals how he has perfected the work from home routine, and how a letter from a single mum has led him to warn Aussies of a scam robbing them blind.
‘Overwhelming support’: Mayors back $2.9bn project post-election
The company behind a $2.9bn project could transform agriculture and industry across Central Queensland has met with the region’s mayors for a post-election update. Here’s what happened.
Average safety and no space … but wow this hatch is loveable
Logic and practicality were cast aside when producing the Abarth 595 Competizione which is a fire-breathing hatch that inspires smiles and driving enjoyment
Driver twice bitten by snake while checking his tyres
Staff at a roadhouse in remote Queensland had to help bandage and splint a truck driver’s leg after a snake twice bit him on the roadside. Read what happened.
Businesswoman sues QPS for $1.2m over ‘cowardly and brutal’ treatment
A Whitsunday businesswoman who a jury found not guilty of assault in just 12 minutes is suing the Queensland Police Service alleging wrongful arrest and malicious prosecution.
Loyalty tax bites as banks race to sign new customers
Banks have been hitting mortgage customers with the full force of multiple rate hikes, while offering discounts to sign up new customers.
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