Commodities crash coming in fast at Macquarie
The exit of the bank’s commodities powerhouse and leadership contender Nick O’Kane marks another shift at Macquarie.
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Seven superannuation strategies to save you thousands
Don’t be put off by the constantly-changing super rules. Smart moves can make nest eggs grow quickly and save plenty of tax.
Major mining project reaches next stage in approvals process
A proposed mining project in the Bowen Basin has reached the next stage in the approvals process, nearly two months after a regional council overturned its objection to the proposed site.
‘Threatens human rights’: Billion-dollar coal mine approved
The Queensland Government has ticked off its approval for a new $1bn mine in the Bowen Basin, expected to add almost $700m to the state’s coffers — while activists point out it’s completely contradictory to reducing emissions.
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‘Vital it stays in sugar’: Growers respond to $400m property sale
Canegrowers are raising concerns over what new investors could mean for the industry if a mammoth 14,000ha property portfolio changes hands.
Phone can turn your pooch into a social media superstar
Samsung’s new flagship phone is being hailed as one of the best around for smart phone photography and high resolution videos. One feature in particular will make it popular with pet lovers.
Athletes, artists and advocates: Central Qld’s influential identities under 30 named
Central Queensland’s most influential people are also some of the youngest leaders who have become the pioneers in business, sport and culture. See the full list of CQ’s 30 under 30.
Aussie coal backs Ukraine in fight against Putin
Australia is a long way from the Ukraine, but our coal sector is now at the heart of the largest land war in Europe since 1945.
Jets, yachts and cars: Aussie childcare millionaires revealed
From private jets and super yachts to trophy homes and sports cars – see how Australia’s childcare millionaires have built their empires. SEE THE FULL LIST.
Qld weapons giant on hiring spree to defend Australia
Brisbane munitions manufacturer NIOA has embarked on the biggest hiring spree in its 50 year history as rising global tensions push the country to spend billions more on defence.
‘It was tough’: How ex-tradie built a $35m manufacturer
After revenue fell by $16m at the start of Covid, a former Brisbane tradie diversified his firm and it is now one of Australia’s largest producers of face masks.
Do you know an inspiring Barefoot Kid?
Barefoot is scouting for inspiring youngsters to feature in his upcoming book for kids and he may not have to look far with his own sons pitching him a creative business idea.
Offshore stock bargains as war rattles world
US shares are down this year, while European and Asian markets have fared worse. Where do you look for a low-risk discount?
The industry defying Covid downturns with bumper growth
Growers resisted a Covid experienced in other industries to record a bumper crop in 2020-21 and high prices are predicted to hold throughout 2022 and 2023.
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