How 100 metre truck slides saw haul truck operations shut down
Haul truck operations at a major Queensland mine were suspended after two trucks slid. It’s not the first time. But the partial suspension order has now been lifted.
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Lehman’s Mr fix-it sees warning sign
From Lehman Bros to FTX, Bryan Marsal is Wall Street’s go to for the big corporate collapses. Now he has a worrying message.
Why investors are still worried
A resilient share market this year has failed to stop investors’ fears and uncertainty, as other factors threaten their confidence.
Wealth in a blender: how to protect kids’ inheritances
Blended families or second and third marriages can create an inheritance nightmare. Here’s how to prevent a family feud.
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‘No security’: Mine workers join fight for better conditions
“You don’t know whether that gate is going to open or not and that’s the reality of it”: Onsite safety, sick days and less pay are just some of the things casual workers must sacrifice every day.
Range overhaul begins as automotive brand looks to climb social ladder
The Peugeot brand is aiming for higher ground with a new badge and refreshed product lines, including the 2021 model 3008 SUV
$140M jobs program supports Central Qld young people
The latest phase of the program will increase payments to businesses and include a new range of upskilling workshops for both jobseekers and employers.
Call to action on mining industry’s ‘race to the bottom’
Insecure work and the increased rate of casualisation in the mining industry has left union members outraged.
How you can save Central Qld pets from homelessness
Emerald vets are offering a significant discount to pet owners wanting to desex their animals as part of a statewide campaign.
Electric car that looks spectacular, but has room for improvement
After success on the e-race track, Audi is charging into a new era with the first iteration that will lead to a swag of new models.
Why a federal inquiry into job security will no longer be in Mackay
Without secure employment, people can’t plan their lives, can’t pay their rent or mortgages and are always worrying if they’ll have enough to pay the weekly bills.
Recruitment begins as council farewells popular CEO
“There’s been so many firsts that have all happened at the Central Highlands and that’s probably what’s hard to leave”.
Mining company refinances as Central Qld coal sales rise
The new finance facility provides for up to $287m and will offer savings for the company.
Family owned convenience store to close after 13 years
Owners farewell the “supportive” community after the 13 year business venture.
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