An immigration lawyer has criticised the management of visa applications for overseas workers after one region was identified as the highest in the state for Permanent Protection Visa applications, many of which are rejected.
Suncorp boss Steve Johnston was caught off-guard by all signs pointing to this year being hotter and dryer under an El Nino event.
The mining giant is fast falling out of love with the metal and may rethink its longer-term commitment to the critical mineral used in EV batteries.
Super groovy with room for a netball team, a family tests finds the Kia EV9 GT-Line is the leading battery electric vehicle within its genre
As more people move to coastal Queensland, and amid a house plant craze, a top vet has warned of the dangers that could be lurking in your home, yard and at the local beach.
One of the most popular places in town has been bought out and the new owner has pledged to keep everything as it is … with one exciting exception.
Demolition of this 70-year-old Queensland building begins today with the replacement being “the first timber fire station ever.” And no, the irony isn’t lost on leaders.
Brash and boxy from the outside. This luxurious van strikes a family chord with amazing space and seats fits for royalty.
The state’s canegrowers and millers are losing about $5 million a week as the effects of the Indian Government’s sugar subsidies continue.
The Fraser Coast Property Industry Association (FCPIA) will hold its annual general meeting in a few days, where the housing crisis will be further investigated.
With most boats set to start the season on Saturday, operators have started receiving bookings, but also cancellations as the pandemic forces Sydney into lockdown.
Festivals like the EKKA are taking a backseat after changes brought on by the pandemic triggered a change in priorities: Here’s how the business is evolving.
About 40 businesses and government departments will be showcased at the upcoming Fraser Coast Business Expo which will cover topics such as new technology, social media tips and doing business with council.
Since the check in app requirements have been introduced, business owner have raised many concerns in regards to counter staff being abused for requesting customers to comply.
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