‘It delivers’: What state budget means for key Coast projects
The Crisafulli Government has delivered its first State Budget, with millions for key infrastructure projects and election promises. WINNERS AND LOSERS REVEALED
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Record-breaking: Why light rail is more popular than ever
New data in the state budget reveals the Gold Coast light rail is more popular than ever before but what does that mean for its future? FIND OUT MORE
Conflict crossfire: Is it really safe to fly to Europe via Middle East?
Thousands of Aussies are primed to take off for the European summer but with an unpredictable and volatile situation unfolding in the Middle East, is it really safe to fly over the region?
Qld coal boss warns of wave of mine closures due to royalty hikes
Bowen Coking Coal boss Nick Jorss says Queensland’s crippling royalty regime means 500 jobs at its flagship mine are on the line as it ‘shovels money’ to the state government.
‘Crazy not to’: Key moment for future of light rail extension
Mayor Tom Tate says there is “only one” item he wishes to see in Tuesday’s state budget – and it could determine the future of transport on the Gold Coast. WHAT GOLD COASTERS WANT
Five ways a new US war can hit your finances
From petrol prices to interest rates, if the new Middle East conflict spreads it could impact Australians’ investments and nest eggs.
Revealed: New tower to rise over famous Coast park
A leading developer has unveiled plans for a “premium, yet affordable” tower next to one of the Gold Coast’s best-known parks. FIND OUT WHERE
How does it work? What are the dangers? Qld’s sunset clause explained
The sunset clause continues to cause angst between those involved in the building industry. Here’s what it all means.
Curried scallop, parmi pies: bakery plots Aussie-wide expansion
A beloved family bakery chain plans to double its stores to 100 over the next three years, with new franchises lined up in three new states and territories
OLY observes gold in first Bousquet hole
Visible gold has been observed in the very first drill hole of Olympio Metals’ maiden drilling program at the Bousquet gold project in Canada.
ASX soars 1pc as Iran-Israel ceasefire nears
The ASX lifted 1pc as the Iran-Israel ceasefire loomed today. Materials and financials lead gains, while the energy sector fell sharply.
Boost for Rhythm with key accreditation
Rhythm Biosciences has secured full reinstatement of NATA accreditation for the Genetype cancer risk assessment portfolio, acquired from Genetic Technologies’ administrators.
‘Sharp’: Dark warning for major Aussie state
A mounting debt hole in one Australian state has sparked warnings of a ‘sharp’ financial deterioration.
‘We don’t need more Uber drivers’: NZ erupts
New Zealand has declared the country does not “need more Uber drivers or chefs, as if we’re going to eat our way to wealth like Hansel and Gretel”.
Qld budget winners and losers
Queensland’s first LNP budget in more than a decade promises a “fresh start”, with targeted relief for cost of living, housing, crime and health.
Winners and losers in NSW budget
The Minns NSW government has handed down its third budget, with huge wins for renters and public service workers. Here’s what’s in it for you.
30yo horrified by Facebook Marketplace find
The owner of a small Aussie business has been left in disbelief after stumbling across a brazen Facebook post from a customer.
US markets ‘recover’ following the aftermath of missile attacks
CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says US markets “recovered” following a “choppy” trading session in the northern hemisphere.
ASX falls to three-week low on Iran fears
Australia’s sharemarket slid during Monday on fears the Middle East conflict could escalate but the falls were limited thanks to one banking juggernaut.
Markets react to US strikes against Iran as gold dips in price
Pepperstone Head of Research Chris Weston discusses the market reactions to recent US strikes and the surprising drop in gold prices which is…
Oil prices spike amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel
CBA Mining and Energy Director Vivek Dhar discusses the recent surge in oil prices driven by the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran,…
‘Fairly solid’ auction clearance rates across Australia despite quieter winter
REA Group Senior Economist Angus Moore discusses the “fairly solid” auction clearance rates across Australia.
ASX 200 finishes down on Monday as most sectors turn red
Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd says the local sharemarket opened lower today and was down about 0.8 per cent by midday.
‘Oi’: Man’s comment that left 28yo shocked
A young woman has revealed the gross problem that is following her everywhere she goes in Australia.
Billionaire with 10 kids dead at 80
The founder of a $84 billion powerhouse is gone, leaving behind a huge empire.
‘Suicidal move’: Iran warning for Aussies
Iran’s threatened closure of the Strait of Hormuz could have devastating consequences for the globe — and Aussies will feel it in a big way.
Each of man’s 106 kids to inherit $330 million
The tech tycoon behind social media platform Telegram has revealed how he plans to split his wealth after fathering 106 children.
Boss goes feral after employee says no
A text message exchange between a boss and his employee quickly turned ugly after the latter pushed back when asked to complete a task on a weekend.
Warning against insane 6am act on the rise
A brutal new global work trend has been identified, and experts have warned we are already seeing the impact of it across Australia.
Oil stocks likely ‘well in the negative’ after US strikes on Iran
CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski believes oil stocks will be “well in the negative” on Monday following the United States’ military strikes on…
Live stream costs Aussie nurse $320k
A 30-year-old Aussie has been left traumatised after being kept under surveillance for two months and ultimately losing her lifesavings.
What 401(k) Investors Need to Know About Private Markets
Holly Verdeyen, partner and U.S. defined contribution leader at Mercer, joins WSJ’s Take On the Week podcast to share why and how the addition…
Photo of 32yo sums up Aussie crisis
The disgusting reality behind a newly-approved micro-apartment complex has been unearthed, and it’s not pretty.
Secret plot to kill cash revealed
You might be trying to fight it but the days of being able to use cash are fast running out, and we should all be concerned about what’s next.
Demand for iron ore remains high amid Chinese real estate sector
ANZ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Hynes discusses Chinese iron ore demand.
Israel-Iran War: Blocking the Strait of Hormuz is ‘worst-case scenario’ for oil prices
ANZ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Hynes says the worst-case scenario in the Israel-Iran conflict is the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz…
What the Israel-Iran conflict means for the oil market
ANZ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Hynes breaks down three potential scenarios concerning the Israel-Iran conflict’s impact on the oil…
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