‘Shocked, numb’: What to expect when your builder goes bust
Barefoot Investor has some advice for a heartbroken woman who has potentially lost her nest egg with the Porter Davis collapse: Focus on the things you can control.
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Muscular looking SUV flexes its petrol and electric abilities
With a pure electric range of about 80km, the new Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV also has the ability to deliver power back into your home
How Greece is turning investing on its head
When most people think of emerging markets the first thing that comes to mind is the meltdown of the Asian currency crisis. It’s time to think again.
Revealed: The super funds getting $250m tax breaks
The Albanese government is coming for the piggy-banks of the super rich that hold a staggering $12bn in savings. See the full list of the top 100 funds.
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Doors at post office open longer ahead of massive Christmas
With a month until Christmas, Australia Post is keeping Post Office doors open longer at over 190 locations as it moves into its busiest festive period in history.
International company fined $200k after worker dies on shift
A Wacol dry ice and gas company was fined $200,000 after admitting fault in the death of a 60-year-old worker.
Local diesel fitter named TAFE apprentice of the year
Local Goodna apprentice, Darcy Culley, 19, has been awarded a gong for his hard work helping other students.
Company offers materials to help bushfire victims rebuild
Some 200 homes have been destroyed by fire in NSW and QLD.
More than 10,000 jobs available as election closes in
The Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) is now recruiting more than 10,000 staff to work at the next local government elections in March 2020.
7-day childcare development for sale in flash Ipswich suburb
A new childcare centre is destined for one of Ipswich’s most affluent suburbs – and it will be open seven days a week.
SCU professor witnesses ‘world’s biggest orgasm’
THE ground-breaking science project aims to regenerate a national treasure.
Relief granted to taxpayers in bushfire zones
ATO grants businesses and taxpayers a reprieve given the gravity of the bushfire situation.
Norco just one of many businesses helping our fireys
LOCAL businesses have been generously donating a number of items to help displaced residents and those affected by bush fires burning across the region.
Sun sets on Motor Mania but Kerry’s life is just revving up
When Kerry started out there was nothing but a shed, a slab and a “bloody telephone on the floor”.
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