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Real estate assets that have fallen 23pc
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Plans unveiled for new units, communal area at coast retirement village
Plans have been lodged to extend a coastal retirement village with new units and communal spaces including a deck and barbecue.
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‘Aggressive’ Queensland builder still free to trade
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Last bowl: McKenna brothers roll a strike for retirement
The McKenna brothers have sold The Rocky Bowl and Leisure Centre to a major entertainment provider in south-east Queensland. They opened Rockhampton’s first 10-pin bowling centre on Boxing Day 1977.
Export success as Americans get a taste for Aussie mangoes
American consumers are going to devour thousands of tonnes of Australian mangoes after one of the country’s biggest producers of the tropic fruit struck a major export deal with Walmart.
How Brisbane tech firm helped LA Rams win the Super Bowl
The Brisbane sports technology company that helped LA Rams win the Super Bowl could one day use its know-how to treat your grandma’s dodgy hip.
#BringbackNed: Residents’ fight to get their postie back not over yet
More than 70 residents have lodged complaints about their new delivery drivers but have received “useless and miswritten” responses from Australia Post.
Beware of Zuckerberg’s vision for the future
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World-first black lung health screen to set up on mine sites
Miners will have more protection from debilitating lung diseases when a world-first mobile health unit trawls through the region’s coal fields to screen for black lung and other mine dust diseases.
Motorsport specialist launching into the EV race with Tesla
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