Why Swift fever keeps Telstra’s boss awake at night
Imagine if Taylor’s adoring fans didn’t have access to Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp and dozens of other video-hungry mobile apps at her sold-out concerts.
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Five key lessons from Buffett’s shareholder letter
Warren Buffett’s legendary annual letters are filled with simple rules from a life of picking winners and losers. These are highlights from his latest.
Investigation into shopping complex blaze closes
An investigation into a blaze at a Sunshine Coast complex, which left business owners unable to access their shops and extensively damaged a “wellness outlet”, has now closed after the blaze was deemed non suspicious.
Alzheimer’s super drug on verge of US approval
US regulators are close to approving Eli Lilly’s Donanemab, which promises to slow the onset of dementia. Australia should follow this year, the drug giant’s global CEO says.
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Revealed: Australia Zoo’s bid for live music, events
Australia Zoo wants to move into the live music and function space with new plans lodged for its food court, while the Sunshine Coast’s tourism sector records a major revival.
Hey kids, here’s how you can make your first buck
Follow Scott Pape’s step-by-step guide to become a Barefoot Kid. Part one of the four-week summer challenge series shows youngsters how hard work is the real key to making money.
Brace for rate rises and mortgage stress, borrowers warned
Borrowers are being warned to get their finances in shape with up to three more rate hikes on the way creating potential mortgage stress, especially for those coming off fixed rates.
‘Lives at risk’: Every Queensland mobile deadspots exposed
Shocking mobile phone reception, affecting thousands of Queensland residents and hitting more than 65 schools, is putting lives at risk during emergencies like bushfires, sparking new calls for a universal service guarantee.
‘Insane’ interest for new Dial a Vet telehealth service
A young entrepreneur sold his house to fund the creation of a telehealth app that connects vets with distressed pet owners potentially saving thousands of dollars.
‘Off the charts’: Records busted as visitor numbers skyrocket
Sunshine Coast and Noosa are bustling with tourists amid a “bumper summer” with estimates of 150,000 people through the airport and more than a million beach visitors.
Gina Rinehart uses cash advantage in gas grab
The little-known gas explorer has suddenly become the object of desire among Perth’s billionaire set.
Why Transurban will always be a step ahead of inflation
Loathed by motorists and loved by investors, this year’s toll hikes hurt more than ever. But is Transurban set to face speed limits on its growth?
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