Barefoot’s report card on dud super funds
Scott Pape’s critique of Australia’s worst performing super funds reads like his Year 8 report card. And you should be worried if this is where you have your retirement savings.
Business
Queue has shortened for one of the best EVs on the market
Thousands initially registered interest in the Hyundai Ioniq 5, now the line-up to get one of the best EVs on the market is dissipating.
Qantas shows why Virgin is racing for its IPO
Qantas’ modest earnings upgrade confirms it’s as good as it gets in the airline industry thanks to sky-high ticket prices and strong forward bookings. But it won’t last forever.
BNPL’s real battle is yet to come
Buy now, pay later has been told to grow up, although a dramatic change in fortunes means the once-thriving sector now faces a much bigger test.
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Less restrictions: ‘We’re not a one-size-fits-all state’
Business advocates are campaigning for further considerations to be given to small businesses in regional and remote areas.
The best earphones you can buy?
WITH a price tag of almost $500, Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless earphones would want to be bloody good.
Wagners’ US plant expansion on hold amid coronavirus
TOOWOOMBA company Wagners has been forced to delay its plans for a manufacturing plant in the United States, due to the coronavirus outbreak.
New dining rule ‘not viable’ for most South Burnett pubs
Phase one of the Federal Government’s plan to re-open pubs is not viable for most South Burnett Pubs.
MP warns ‘one-size-fits-all approach’ won’t work
Frecklington urges the Palaszczuk Government to prioritise regional economic recovery as restrictions begin to ease.
Calls for airlines to park planes at Wellcamp Airport
Airlines all around Australia and the world have been forced to ground the majority of their fleets due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Somerset abattoir among producers black-listed by China
As tensions escalate between Australia and China, four abattoirs have been black-listed from exporting to China.
‘We’re scared’: Motel devastated by virus restrictions
As coronavirus restrictions ease, the motel industry has a long road ahead, with the majority of tourism-related events cancelled for 2020.
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