Lowe met billionaire, bank boss after unveiling rate hike
The private meetings of the central bank boss are under scrutiny including a lunch with bond traders in the days following the February’s ‘hawkish’ rate move.
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Seven-seater you buy when you want glamour in off-roader guise
If you want to sleep under stars, why not five? The luxurious seven-seater Nissan Pathfinder Ti-L combines space, grace and some off-road ability.
BHP fears sting of Chalmers’ shadow taxes
Business is fretting they could hit with a super-profits tax and this means the relationship with Canberra needs a reset.
From Qld to the world: Sunshine state’s quirkiest exported products
From a major supplier of dagwood dogs to specialty steaks shipped to Switzerland, here’s a list of Queensland-grown goods shipped all over the world.
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HOT CHOOK: Mt Larcom business boy’s cheanies go viral
NO yolk chickens can now make a fashion statement this winter with a customised “cheanie”.
Miner awarded a $1.125m payout
Supreme Court Justice dismisses mining company’s claim former miner should have known a coal loader he was driving would pass under a 2m high metal beam
‘I was a voice for the voiceless’: Jones leaves court
Jones admits having no expert evidence for claims which landed him in court – but says he had eyewitnesses
$4 billion in exports on the line after Aurizon’s game-changer
Gladstone Ports Corporation is exploring ways to mitigate the impact on its coal exports amid industry concerns after Aurizon slashed its maintenance schedule.
Bundy Sugar’s $23million equipment investment
BUNDABERG Sugar’s mills and cane transport operations will benefit from $23 million of maintenance and capital works this year.
Gladstone workers to vote on strike over casualisation
A majority casual workforce is the issue of contention in a dispute between Australian Workers’ Union members and Cleanaway Yarwun.
Shadow Minister horrified by Gladstone workers’ stories
Honest and frank discussions with a small group of hi-vis workers and unionists will help form Australian Labor’s reform of laws involving labour hire practices.
Drones to play role in transport safety
TRANSPORT experts and politicians from around the world met in Germany for the International Transport Forum, including Member for Hinkler, Keith Pitt.
Sunshine Coast’s king of the birds is not done yet
FRANK Shipp, the Sunshine Coast’s king of the birds, admits he is a bit of a ‘compulsive obsessive’.
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