Where to next for gold after its strong run?
A climbing gold price has been great for goldminers and investors, but recent pullbacks in both point to a clouded future.
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Same performance, but fast SUV drops luxuries so buyers can save thousands
The worldwide computer chip shortage led Volkswagen to deliver the Tiguan R Grid Edition. It still has the speed, but less fancy gadgets.
Rising unemployment changes everything
From working from home to the pace of wage rises, this time a lift in jobless numbers will be felt more broadly.
Copper is becoming the new gold standard
It was Newcrest’s copper-rich gold mines that gave it the extra shine as the US mining giant Newmont circled.
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The vital job not for the faint-hearted
A TEAM of specialists will make the claustrophobic journey through a 2.5km tunnel deep under ground to ensure water security for the Coast.
Forget pity, this is what our farmers really need
GOFUNDME campaigns and corporate donations help farmers in the short term, but real change is required.
Hundreds of M’boro Downer workers walk off on strike
Hundreds of workers have walked off the job at Maryborough’s Downer EDI factory in union-led strike action
Bixby, the virtual assistant, could become your friend
Bixby can order you a taxi, tell you about concert schedules and book a table at a restaurant.
Dryland cotton success
Emerald grower Warrick Stent-Smith had a successful first try at dryland cotton.
GEA calls out for submissions to cut pay lag
Payment terms of mining companies can blow out to as much as 90 days.
Farmer’s clever Facebook message to PM goes viral
The poem, written by Joanna Collett, was posted to the PM’s Facebook page last week and has since gone viral.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: more storage, bigger battery
THE pen is almost mightier than the phone when it comes to the launch of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy Note 9.
BaconFest Street Window competition
BaconFest Street Window competition winners were revealed on Thursday August 9.
Samsung’s Note 9 built tough for the bush
Note 9 can survive for 30 minutes immersed in 1.5m of water
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