Former Qld dog breeder charged over alleged Covid fund fraud
A former Sunshine Coast dog breeder has been charged with fraud after she allegedly made false claims to get more than $150,000 in government Covid funding.
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‘Glass ceiling smasher’ developer’s company collapses owing $19m
A Sunshine Coast development company, run by a self-proclaimed “remarkable female property developer” has gone into liquidation, owing more than $19m to subcontractors, lenders and the tax office.
Major development backflips on pokie plans after local review
Plans for a large-scale development have gone out for public submissions, as the developer reveals a major shake-up to prioritise health services over “pokie gaming”.
$4m in debt, unpaid workers: Qld strawberry farm collapses
A Sunshine Coast strawberry farm is open to expressions of interest after the company, which formerly operated on the site, collapsed owing creditors more than $4m.
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‘Precautionary step’: Luxury pet resort speaks out after appeal bid
A high-class pet resort on the Sunshine Coast has shared why it took a council enforcement notice to court.
Bizarre debate ignites over Qld-first coffee cup decision
A Queensland council will attempt to eliminate single-use coffee cups, despite claims the landmark proposal lacked ‘meat on the bones’.
Court forces used car dealership to close down
A Sunshine Coast car dealership has been placed in the hands of a liquidator, following a Supreme Court order to close the company down.
$420k tax debt forces prominent cafe to restructure
A corporate watchdog has revealed a popular Queensland hinterland cafe needs to overcome a six-figure tax debt.
Cosmic reserve potential star in future tourism plans
A Queensland council’s proposed protection of its hinterland’s stunning night sky could bolster astro-tourism in the area with the plan open for public feedback.
Tax time advice: how to avoid an AI-powered scam
Artificial intelligence is powering up tax-time scam attacks on unsuspecting Aussies, making it vital to learn how to protect yourself.
War and money: how markets could unravel quickly
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