Brookfield’s next big test: surviving energy politics
What the Canadian investment giant is planning for Origin Energy could determine whether the lights stay on in seven years.
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‘Crucial’: Why 10 Ipswich jobs may be on the chopping block
An organisation critical to the Ipswich community could go bust and leave 10 First Nations people without work or income. Here’s why there is a petition for crucial support.
Qld’s 2023 rich list shake-up: Top 30 wealthiest revealed
The Sunshine State remains a haven for billionaires adding two more over the past year. Although most of Queensland’s rich-listers are well known, here is our wealthy list for 2023, including some who like to stay under the radar.
When Solomon Lew pivots it’s time to take notice
The seasoned retailer is about to embark on another of his trademark counter-cyclical plays.
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100 JOBS: New Lismore cannabis facility given green light
UP TO 100 new jobs will be created at a multi-million dollar medicinal cannabis operation in the Lismore area, and construction is already under way.
Popular CBD cafe moving to new premises
‘It’s basically bigger and better. We’re going to do everything the same as here plus more’.
230 employee and contractor roles impacted at Saraji Mine
BMA is consulting with employees at the Saraji Mine near Dysart about workforce reductions at the mine.
Council offers businesses dollar for dollar incentive rebate
‘They’re looking a bit ratty. A lot of us probably have asbestos ceilings still. I think it’s a good chance to get rid of a lot of those and dress it up’.
$400k and counting: Why people love these cleaning products
THE start-up business is hoping to employ 100 people on the Northern Rivers and eliminate single-use plastic from every Aussie kitchen, laundry and bathroom.
Health and tech to lead the way in Springfield
A new Regional Jobs Committee with a focus on health and technology will launch in Springfield to grow the area’s job market and local industries.
Racing employs thousands, rakes in $76M a year for Ipswich
The Queensland racing industry’s annual contribution to the Ipswich economy has reached $76 million, Racing Minister Stirling Hinchliffe has announced.
Manufacturer’s grand plans to take on the world
The slogan ‘Say Tristrams Please’ will ring a bell for older Queenslanders. The family established and ran the soft drink brand until it was sold in 1976.
FIRST LOOK: Australia Post facility will deliver 500 jobs
‘Last year we saw a 24 per cent growth in e-commerce in the country, which is probably the fastest growth rate we’ve seen’
Jobs galore! Workers needed at $240m Australia Post facility
Australia Post is gearing up for what is expected to be its busiest peak Christmas period in its history. 2500 Christmas casuals will be hired across Australia.
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