Anglo American takes out top spots at national mine rescue competition
Global mining giant Anglo American took out the top two spots for a national mine rescue competition held in the Bowen Basin.
Business
‘Right business decision’: why Telstra chair backed voice
As John Mullen stepped down from the Telstra board, he said being a good business is more than running a profit machine.
How miners became our major dividend payers
Resources companies are unloading mountains of cash on to investors through high dividends. Can it continue?
The message behind Westpac’s surprising new chair pick
John McFarlane has a trademark capacity to surprise, and this extends to his replacement to oversee the banking major.
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Night-time concrete pours start at Rookwood Weir
Queensland’s largest water infrastructure project is starting to rise from the Fitzroy River.
‘Heart-wrenching decision’: Popular farmers market to end next week
A weekly farmers market supporting dozens of food and agribusinesses will cease as its organisers take steps towards possible liquidation.
Aussie fruit and veggie prices to rise: How it affects you
Shoppers can expect a reduction in the amount of fruit and vegetables for sale — and possibly higher prices as farmers have struggled during lockdowns.
Three new businesses to open in three regional communities
Plants, homewares and workwear are among the products coming soon to three regional communities across Central Queensland as new businesses get ready to open their doors.
This could be the best hatchback on the market for less than $40k
Stalwart VW Golf Mark 8 hatch showcases the brand’s latest technology and chic internal looks.
Why this Central Qld lawyer has never been busier
“Some concreters must pour a slab, drink a slab and drive home because they seem to be getting into strife every week”: Law firm expands as coastal town gets busier.
Why a Moranbah family has raised $324,000 for hospital comforts
Lachlan Hornery’s family consider themselves lucky they could cherish his final weeks together with undivided attention. But they also realised others were less fortunate.
How robotics could help alleviate region’s skill shortage
The METS and agricultural sectors are at crunch point with businesses needing to innovate or fall further behind global competition. Robotics could be the solution.
First look at plans for new Emerald childcare centre
More families could have access to child care services through the development of a new centre in the heart of Emerald, which will cater for almost 100 children. Full details here.
Bowen Basin miner strikes coking coal equivalent of 3700 bridges
A Bowen Basin miner has confirmed a significant coal estimate of 44 million tonnes for its coking coal project – the equivalent of almost 3700 bridges the size of Brisbane’s Story Bridge.
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