The coupe which had fans filming with their phones
Combining the best features from five decades of iconic cars, the new Nissan Z has already been lauded as a modern classic.
Business
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.
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’.
More Stories
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.
Actor, entrepreneur launches global streaming service
THE Ballina resident said his new service will focus on home, architecture, design, lifestyle and outdoor living content.
Application lodged for new Charlton transport depot
A company that supplies farmers with recycled human waste has applied to Toowoomba Regional Council for planning approval for a transport depot in Charlton.
Hotel’s multi-million dollar sale to mystery buyer
ONE of the region’s leading watering holes sold last week to a mystery buyer with deep pockets.
FOR SALE: Popular regional florist hits market
A POPULAR and long-standing flower shop west of Toowoomba has hit the market.
BLUES: Festival’s cancellation blows a $117M hole in economy
BLUESFEST organisers say the cancellation of the 2020 event due to the COVID-19 cost the community almost $117 million and 745 full-time jobs.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/byron-shire/business/page/199