Perpetual must make Pendal deal work harder
The pressure has ramped up on the fund manager’s chief executive Rob Adams to show that he is not giving away too much value through an unpopular merger.
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A bigger force than the housing hit to rain on Bansal’s Boral
The easy wins have already been secured as Ryan Stokes’ hand-picked CEO looks to make his mark on Boral.
RBA raises rates by ‘business as usual’ 25bp
The Reserve Bank has increased interest rates by just 0.25 percentage points as it aims to keep the economy on an ‘even keel’.
Popular dual-cab ute changes revealed ahead of 2023 model rollout
Debate surrounding electric-powered utes is raging, but for now nothing gets close to diesel power and the Isuzu D-Max remains one of the best.
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Council allows more time for massive solar development
TOOWOOMBA Regional Council has extended the approval of a massive solar farm at Bulli Creek for a further five years.
Brand new wine bar opens tonight
TUCKED away in the Back Alley in Lismore the venue may be new, but the faces behind the bar are not.
‘Positive’ response to city’s offer to host NRL team
THE Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce has received a “positive” response from Australian Rugby League chairman Peter V’landys to its offer of hosting an NRL team.
Bank announces operational changes at three locations
A NAB executive said the bank was “hoping to keep regional and rural branches open until at least January next year”.
3 businesses for sale in Toowoomba right now
TOOWOOMBA is a thriving economy with a diverse range of businesses and commercial opportunities. Here are three businesses on the market now.
Heritage-listed Southern Downs pub hits market
A HERITAGE-listed pub and hotel in the Southern Downs has hit the market, with serious buyers already lining up to purchase it.
Workers’ camp being built alongside dying town
Home left empty as construction starts at nearby Byerwen Mine
Government plan to combat loss of 15,000 jobs
A PLAN has been announced to help people overcome the difficulties in finding a job.
Inland Rail moves into new Toowoomba CBD office
AUSTRALIAN Rail Track Corporation’s Inland Rail project has a new office in the Toowoomba CBD.
Boss told workers it was legal to sell cannabis seeds
THE men were so convinced their trade was lawful, they overtly walked into a Northern Rivers post office with the packages.
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