Inside the battle to control the RBA
The Reserve Bank of Australia boss became part of a bigger plan by a government that needed to keep the focus of rate pain firmly on the central bank.
Business
Chalmers now owns the decisions of ‘his RBA’
After turning succession planning into a political football, the federal Treasurer now owns the decisions of the central bank that he has shaped.
Straight from the showroom this ute will trump souped-up off-roaders
Jeep Gladiator Rubicon is a rugged and swashbuckling off-roader that gets better with tougher conditions.
Mining’s real life succession drama yet to play out
The breakdown of a marriage is a deeply private matter, but in the case of the billionaire Forrest family it can have big public implications.
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Company collapses over failure to pay its share of CQ mine
The business’ stake in the Central Queensland mine will be up for grabs.
Exciting next step in plan to open Surf Lakes to public
There’s huge interest in Cap Coast’s wave making facility opening to the public – and you can get involved.
NAMED: 13 Gladstone businesses that opened in 2020
Only The Observer has the comprehensive list.
Praise for government ringing in changes to NAIF
Acting on feedback, the government is rolling out changes to the NAIF to kick start the flow of funds and develop Northern Australia.
Hi vis maternity range caters for mum-to-be miners
The new designs were tested across the Bowen Basin and Pilbara mining regions.
Boyne school asbestos questions remain unanswered
The Education Department and the Education Minister refused to answer questions about how long asbestos had been at the school.
Queensland Alumina like you’ve never seen it before
Queensland Alumina Limited was the biggest engineering feat of its time ever in the sunshine state.
What can CQ expect from the weekend’s weather?
A low pressure system could develop from a trough south-east off the coast of Bundaberg.
QAL like you’ve never seen it before
Queensland Alumina Limited was built in the mid 1960s with a peak workforce of 2800 to become the biggest alumina refinery in the world at the time.
School leavers and unemployed offered free or cheap training
An excellent opportunity to learn new skills is being offered to school leavers and those who lost their job during the pandemic.
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