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.
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‘Embarrassing’: Fireworks fly in meeting over NYE midnight event
The Queensland council that controversially cancelled midnight New Year’s Eve fireworks in Mooloolaba has backed the call for ‘external’ funding for the upcoming event.
Battle brewing over beer business’s trading hours
A popular Sunshine Coast brewery has argued the trading conditions enforced by the region’s council are “unreasonable”.
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.
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Major change for popular Qld gourmet ice creamery
The sale of a popular Qld gourmet ice creamery to new ownership has sparked major changes to the almost 30-year-old business.
Million-dollar stoush embroils controversial development
The developer behind a controversial waterfront project on the Sunshine Coast is back in court over a multimillion-dollar stoush with a major building company.
Noosa parking ticket fiasco heats up as Easter kicks off
As visitors pour into Noosa for the Easter holidays, workers are refusing to issue parking tickets as they put the squeeze on council over a pay dispute.
‘Rise of AI’: Second data centre plans revealed for CBD
A second data centre has been proposed to support the post-pandemic ‘work from anywhere’ surge and AI and cloud-based services.
Just McMarried! Qld newlyweds’ sweet fast-food photos
From first date to first moments as husband and wife, a couple has returned to their local McDonald’s for a sweet wedding photoshoot.
Surgeon’s wellness empire expands; exclusive health club pitched
A Qld surgeon is set to open his latest business, with cold plunges and float tanks in the mix, and another wellness warrior has pitched a separate luxe lifestyle club for a thriving industrial area.
‘It’s so wild’: What it’s really like for women on a job site
A young Queensland construction worker passionate about other ladies joining her spills the beans on attitudes towards women in the industry. TAKE OUR POLL.
Developer cops six-figure fine over payment bungle
A major developer on the Sunshine Coast has copped a six-figure fine in court after a $3.9m payment bungle to subcontractors.
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