Stock market sectors that could benefit from budget’s cash splash
Mining and renewable energy-related companies are the biggest winners from the big-spending budget, but some other sectors could also get a boost.
Mining and renewable energy-related companies are the biggest winners from the big-spending budget, but some other sectors could also get a boost.
From this week’s Fraser Coast Show to the upcoming Relish Festival, here are five events not to miss in the region.
With Star at its most vulnerable, there are plenty more predators waiting in the wings. Is this the outcome NSW really wants?
One of Europe’s biggest green energy investors with huge projects in Australia says it is unlikely we will be able to ‘go all the way’ with renewables.
Meet the three men behind NGS Crypto, a flashy scheme run from a suburban rental, that took about $60m from investors before authorities secretly froze a string of assets in court.
A longstanding, key player in the Queensland construction industry has revealed the harsh reality of rising costs and how he’s stayed successful amid a spate of builder busts.
A growing pool of national savings is good for tax collectors, budget documents show. The forecasts may surprise you.
By going down the value chain, Fonterra is turning dairy convention on its head.
South Australia’s biggest dairy processor has blamed tough markets for delaying payments.
The state government has announced that work will begin on a master plan for Urangan Boat Harbour, the home of whale watching tours and other essential tourism drivers.
This budget simply doesn’t do any work to take inflation out of the economy. The pain will be felt by all Australians.
As a battle of wills and words rages over the future of Glenden, one North Queensland MP has called for coal giants, government heads and local leaders to sit down in one room and not leave until a solution is found.
The state has moved to shore up the future of the long-demanded repair of the Paradise Dam wall, which was left under a cloud following the handing down of the 2024 federal budget.
BHP chief Mike Henry’s ‘light’ sweetener to Anglo American’s board was never expected to succeed but the question is, how much does he want this messy deal?
A country Queensland pub’s epic ‘Mongrel Meals’ challenge has turned into an online sensation and much-needed money maker as punters from across the state try and beat the clock or face the takeaway box of shame. VIDEO, DETAILS.
Conventional mops spread dirt rather than pick dirt up. Enter Dyson which says its hi-tech wet mop is more ‘enjoyable and effective’, with Australia one of the first places where the WashG1 will be sold.
The billionaire inventor who turned the vacuum cleaning market upside down says there’s a big obstacle to being a manufacturing force again.
Chief executive Tony Lombardo knows he is going to have to dig deep later this month to pull the builder out of its downward spiral.
The doomsayers may not want to hear it but there’s no mortgage cliff, and it’s unlikely to come.
A rural mum’s unique idea, dreamt up one night on a Queensland cattle station, has evolved into a popular Aussie clothing brand. Now, it will go international. VIDEO, PHOTOS.
A surprisingly-sharp fall in the major banks and the broader share market has investors wondering if now is the time to cash in.
Wall Street’s $US1 trillion investor is preparing to move up the risk curve as it bets on a turning point in the recovery.
Turning the ship around at the casino was always expected to be measured in years, says its new $US1 trillion owner Blackstone.
Parts of a South Burnett dump are shut after materials were found riddled with asbestos, with a DIY job possibly at the heart of the drama.
The most popular model in BMW’s Australian range is the X1, and there is an electric version that boasts more than 400km of range from one charge.
Rivalling cats and dogs in their cuteness overload, meet more than 20 barnyard animals captivating hearts across the Burnett region. Vote for your favourite.
The prices squeeze continues, and it spells uncertainty for households and businesses despite the lower than expected consumer price index result.
Land value increases of more than 80 per cent – and in one case almost 180 per cent – have put Bundaberg region property owners in a spin over potential massive rates hikes later this year.
One of the world’s most influential ESG investors argues energy security is just as important in the move to net zero.
The billionaire retailer is again turning convention on its head, with the path to getting bigger could be by going smaller.
The team behind the annual Monto Show is hoping the event’s national recognition will encourage visitor interest as the town also marks its centenary.
It’s playing hardball with Australia and other countries, but Meta whistleblower Frances Haugen has urged regulators to call the social media company’s bluff.
After four decades running banks across the world, there’s one thing that stands out for Ross McEwan.
Burnett grazier, businesswoman and seasoned councillor Kathy Duff is certain to win the South Burnett mayoral election and has doubled down on the promises she made ahead of the March 16 election.
Ater hundreds of nominations were submitted for the 2024 Best of Bundaberg Lash Technician, a young entrepreneur with a passion for her career has taken out the title for the second year running.
Millions of people will receive a huge Easter gift this week with a flood of dividends from Aussie companies. See the payment dates.
The stand-off is a deeply serious moment for the Star casino that now risks losing everything.
A popular animal park has closed after more than 20 years, with questions unanswered over its future and the animals it contained after authorities confirmed they’d had nothing to do with it.
A subtle move by Soul Patts boss Todd Barlow speaks volumes about his intentions for the under-pressure wealth manager.
Flynn MP Colin Boyce has called for a senate inquiry into the multiple black spots that still plague regional Queensland residents and businesses.
Global consumer giant Unilever wants to do fewer things and to do them better. Australian business is starting to catch on.
Turning unused office space into residential housing might make investment sense, but cost barriers and other hurdles remain.
The ball is now firmly in Ryan Stokes’ court, including whether he comes good on his threats to squeeze out Boral’s board.
Why is Virgin Money so eager to do a deal with a bigger rival at such a knockdown price, and how do Aussies play such a major role?
Scott Hartley is the straight-talking wealth boss who wants to change the view of financial advice.
Guests put on their Sunday best for the official start of the Eidsvold Cattle Drive on Saturday night, attending a glamorous gala dinner at the historic RM Williams Centre.
A software developer who fell in love with his country community but not the operational side of the local council has a promise for the people of Mt Perry should he be elected in March.
The race is officially on for the 2024 local government elections. These are the 17 people who have so far announced they will run for North Burnett council, their background and what they stand for.
The retailer is hinging its future around loyalty and digital under its new boss, although there are bigger forces moving beyond the boardroom.
Booming US shares have put billions of dollars into investors’ pockets, and there are divided views about how long it can last.
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