From outhouse to the penthouse: Big improvements for family car
After lagging behind the competition, the Nissan X-Trail SUV has injected itself among the best in class.
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Calling all cleanskins: Earn more than $100k in mining jobs right now
If you’re looking to make big bucks, these 10 entry-level jobs in Queensland’s mining sector will put you on a pathway to riches. Which job will you go for?
Banks play waiting game as storm freezes funding
Australia’s big four banks were highly active in global money markets through summer to get on top of their funding needs.
Behind the fund manager building a private bank
Investment house Washington H. Soul Pattinson takes a different view to the disruption sweeping global markets.
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Teenager’s bright idea to assist sick patients
The high school student plans to deliver medication from pharmacies to homes on an electric bike and expand to transporting patients to medical appointments.
Cannabis manufacturer given extension on deadline
THE company behind a $500 million, 71 hectare medicinal marijuana farm at Wellcamp has been granted more time to respond to a council information request.
Swifts sells up as dog track replaces footy field
The $40 million world-first greyhound racing track destined for Purga will come at the expense of Swifts Leagues Club
Brisbane brewery opens new venue in Ipswich
The owner has vowed to make an ‘old pub new again’ with his latest endeavour.
Business dedicates awards’ win to Lockyer farmers
Farming business takes out top gong at Lockyer Valley business awards
Lawyers partner up to chip in for cancer fight
An Ipswich law firm’s partnership with Cancer Council Queensland will help cancer victims and their families in their time of need.
CBD traders plead with residents to use Nicholas St mall
Traders lament on CBD works as development wait reaches 11th hour.
Gympie company that went bust owing $8m to be ‘laid bare’
United Project Partners Pty Ltd, part of the United Group, was a Gympie-based project manager and funder of property developments across Toowoomba and Gympie.
25 trawlers, 100 jobs – reforms threaten Tin Can Bay economy
Seafood Industry and Opposition continue to slug it out with State Government over seafood industry reforms that could directly affect the Gympie region
PM attacked over lack of funding for Ipswich projects
The PM ‘could visit Yamanto this week and put a shovel in the ground’.
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