New rules should embrace the disruption AI promises
The risks of the new technology need to be taken seriously but Australia can’t legislate away the massive economic benefits ahead.
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‘Time for some young blood’: Young Achiever of the Year to run for council
A 23-year-old businessman who has put his hand up for the March council election says the region needs to “innovate and try new things” to reach its potential.
Iron and copper: Rio Tinto boss finds his inner miner
On the three-year anniversary of Jakob Stausholm’s appointment, a repurposed Rio Tinto is starting to take shape.
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Leading fund managers share their high-performance stock tips for this year and beyond across Australian and global companies.
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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
Old fashioned values, new ideas: Why butcher is a cut above
As he continues to make a mark on the foodie scene, this local butcher tells why combining an old-fashioned foundation with a willingness to adapt to changing times is the secret to his success.
Job application overload to local supermarket caused by ‘desperation’
The Hervey Bay Chamber of Commerce has suggested possible reasons why a local supermarket, set to open next month, received so many job applications.
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.
‘Scares the hell out of people’: Fears high-rises would change Coast lifestyle
With the Coast’s layout proving spreading out to accommodate the growing population isn’t viable, growing up may be the only way to survive. But, worries this would cause a lifestyle shift has the idea at a standstill.
Compact SUV that offers personality and style
Here’s five things the family has learned about the 2021 model VW T-Roc compact SUV.
Top bartender revealed: Is it the moustache that gives him the edge?
We asked who makes the best drink on the Coast, and you chose the winner with ease!
How ‘two-speed’ regional job economy is affecting region’s employment
With about a quarter of Fraser Coast youth unemployed, Hervey Bay Chamber of Commerce President Sandra Holebrook has shared her insights into the issue.
The moment owners discovered their cafe trashed, cash gone after break in
Despite the disappointing set back for the fledgling business the show of community support has shown owners “that there’s lots more good people than there is bad people just by how people have responded to our situation.”
‘Absolutely fantastic’: Why MP is glad about switch to standard tariff
Maryborough’s MP Bruce Saunders explains why he believes the switch from obsolete to standard tariff is “absolutely fantastic” for the region.
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