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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Activists’ last chance to stop $1bn Qld mega-mine
There are now only two paths left to stop Queensland’s newest mega mine that will release almost 600m tonnes of greenhouse gases from the underground fossil fuel vault.
New Qantas learns to fly without old pilot Alan Joyce
The airline’s new chief executive, Vanessa Hudson, is going to great lengths to show the national carrier is taking a different flight path.
‘I’ll take my lumps and lessons’: Banducci
The departing Woolworths boss has admitted to a series of missteps but his board insists its succession planning has been ‘completely unaffected by external events’.
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Okay Boomers, are you ready for a rate hike?
Interest rates are inevitably going to rise and even if you are one of the lucky ones who won’t have to curb your spending, you should still get your finances in order.
‘It’s the future’: Mackay CQU apprentices look to electric mine sites
As Central Queensland’s mine sites go electric, Mackay’s apprentices are ready to grab the future. Read how students of today will secure the jobs of tomorrow.
After the housing boom, brace for the fall
For more than a million new homeowners there is a belief that house prices always go up in Australia after two years of a supercharged property market.
‘Mystery’ backers behind $500m Gladstone biofuels project
A proposed $500m biorefinery in Gladstone plans to turn waste and feedstocks into low carbon fuels but questions remain about who will financially back the project.
Revealed: How project will boost internet for four Central Qld towns
‘Non-existent’ internet services in four rural Central Highlands communities are about to improve drastically with council giving the green light to a new tower project. Find out what it means for you.
The real reason behind Sydney Airport chaos
Qantas boss Alan Joyce was wrong when he blamed holiday makers for the passenger gridlock at Sydney Airport … there’s another culprit.
$22 lobster: How much you will pay for Easter seafood
Coles, Woolies and Aldi have kicked off a seafood price war. See where you’ll find the best specials and where you can get a bargain.
Qld rural supplier goes into administration
A long-established Queensland rural supplier with Chinese backers has called in voluntary administrators.
Coal mine worker claims life shortened in $3.2m lawsuit against employer
A former coal miner has filed a $3.2m lawsuit alleging his life has been cut short and he will need palliative care after more than three decades working at a Central Queensland open pit.
Mackay’s ‘true believers’ spell out why their vote never changes
Even as the nation’s political loyalties shift in an increasingly chaotic age, some Aussies hold unbreakable loyalties to Labor and the LNP. Find out what makes our rusted-on voters tick.
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