Would you do this in a Beemer or Benz? The decadent seven-seat off-roader
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Business
Turning point reached in how ASX is regulated
The nation’s exchange operator will find it has to behave more like a bank as it is put on a tight leash following tech failures.
McFarlane exit not the end of Westpac’s rebuild
Westpac is still a long way from being an outperformer but this was never going to be achieved in under three years.
Labor’s ‘war’ on gas hits the wrong target
The Albanese government’s decision to upend a functioning market with longer-term pricing restrictions will have serious future implications.
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Nissan Leaf electric car is a powerful mover
The price tag sounds expensive from the outset, but the dual purpose battery could be the game-changer.
Businesses desperate for hope while redevelopment completed
‘I think the biggest problem is depression… they can’t see hope anymore’.
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Building watchdog cuts ties with Ipswich accountant
QUEENSLAND Building and Construction Commission has cut ties with five accountants over complacency issues, including one from Ipswich.
Senator Canavan stands by criticism of ‘piss weak’ company
He claims green bullies were behind Aurecon severing ties with Adani.
Government plans to make Central Queensland a hydrogen hub
Representatives agree the region is prime for exporting the emerging commodity
REVEALED: The future of popular takeaway shop
Customers were given a fright when it closed its doors unexpectedly closed earlier this year. Now there is a new update on its future.
Sushi operators rolled for $125k by Fair Work
Two Ipswich sushi stores have been ordered to pay up for failing to keep time and wage records, as well as failing to issue pay slips.
Wagners reports $10m drop in profits after price dispute
AN ONGOING pricing dispute with construction giant Boral was a major contributor to a drop in profits in 2018/19 for Toowoomba company Wagners.
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