I’m not going anywhere: Westpac CEO
A top level executive shake-up has stoked succession talk, but Westpac boss Peter King declares he has more to do. ‘I’m here, and I’ve got plenty to do’.
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Westpac’s internal succession battle takes shape
It’s back to the future for Westpac’s Jason Yetton, who has been given a second chance to prove he can become a big four bank CEO.
Fears mine closure will leave families without vital GP practice
As a mining giant pulls out of a remote community, there are growing fears the last GP practice could be axed. Read why this may not be the case.
Price drop: Qld coal employers in choppy waters
In the past year a majority of publicly-listed firms operating in the Bowen Basin have seen their share prices decline. See how Central Queensland’s major coal employers have fared.
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Man crashes car through garage
Paramedics are at the scene assessing the patient.
CQ’s top cop officially appointed
Assistant Commissioner Kevin Guteridge replaces Clem O’Regan as the boss of the Central region of QPS.
Businesses work together on radar project for weather bureau
The collaboration of engineering, electrical and transport businesses will build four weather radars.
Warnings after teen killed by box jellyfish
Box jellyfish and Irukandji jellyfish can both inflict fatal stings and are found in waters north of 1770.
Printing dreams into reality: Woman launches business
Gladstone woman studies four CQ University courses then launches her own business.
MacBook Air M1: How fast is it really?
Editing a video with 11 separate tracks, the MacBook Air barely breaks a sweat. Which is a good thing given it doesn’t have a fan.
Coral reefs bounce back from mass bleaching event
The Australian Institute of Marine Science monitored reefs between Shoalwater Bay and Agnes Water.
The common medical treatment that can have dire effects
Research found 75 per cent of respondents reported symptoms of nerve damage in hands and feet.
Bushfire ravaged communities to get new bridge, road
The two CQ projects were awarded at total of more than $2.1m in joint Queensland and Federal government funding.
Longreach council puts student hostel on the market
The facility has been closed since 2015 due to low enrolment numbers.
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