‘Climate wars are over’: Combet’s new green battle
The former Labor minister is returning to Canberra again, this time with a new brief – part troubleshooter and part catalyst for billions in green investment.
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Changes to NBN home devices to meet huge green targets
NBN boss Stephen Rue wants all its energy consumption to come from renewable sources in just over two years, and the black box in 10m homes holds the key.
Big super to grow even bigger on advice shake-up
Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones is moving cautiously with financial advice to remain out of reach for many.
How new super advice rules could save you thousands
Super funds will soon be able to give members financial advice in a major change to the rules. Here’s what you need to know about the overhaul.
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Former pizza joint awaits new foodie business
A Lockyer Valley shop is empty, ready for a new business to bring it back to life.
Workers’ camp being built alongside dying town
Home left empty as construction starts at nearby Byerwen Mine
Plainland Bunnings build to begin in ‘very near future’
The Plainland Crossing developer said contractors had been appointed ahead of site works.
National travel baggage outlet falls victim to COVID-19
A NATIONAL outlet of travel bags, suitcases and luggage has gone into voluntary administration; another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic.
New Laidley business steps back into 1950s era
New business venture inspired by 1950s rock cafe.
BREAKING: Premier announces big change for whale watch fleet
The premier is speaking in Hervey Bay
REVEALED: Detailed plans emerge for Plainland Bunnings store
A three-year infrastructure fee payment plan will be negotiated with the developer of Bunnings Plainland.
Lockyer pub eager to put local musos on stage
Three local artists were already booked for gigs at this tavern when coronavirus hit the region.
20mil homes not enough: Need for sand mine questioned
SERIOUS concerns have been raised about the need for a proposed 105ha sand mine, as data reveals enough sand on Coast for almost 20 million new homes.
Sand mine fight back on as developer lodges appeal
DEVELOPER signals intent with appeal lodged over 103-hectare sand mine giving residents days to decide whether to join council in fighting the project.
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