After amassing a cult following in Melbourne’s dining scene, a unique Vietnamese dining experience has unveiled its first Queensland restaurant in an exclusive beachside location.
A Noosa property investor and self-described “multi-millionaire” has placed one of his companies into voluntary liquidation.
Horticulture farmers will be able to tap into a $2.8m boost to a program aimed at improve practices for at least 60 Queensland farms. HAVE YOUR SAY.
Unsecured creditors owed millions from the collapse of Australian activewear brand Exoticathletica may see little to no return, as administrators scramble to secure a last-minute buyer.
The Lexus RX 450h+ plug-in hybrid joins the options for the luxury marque’s pioneering large SUV.
A popular brewery in the Sunshine Coast hinterland has continued to operate despite looming threats from the local government to obtain certain permits or close down.
The Cupra Tavascan Endurance Chinese-made European could be just the tonic to put Cupra on the Aussie map
An innovative Qld couple who witnessed water insecurity at its worst in overseas tours, has come up with an incredible solution for the nearly eight percent of Aussies facing the same problem.
A major development proposed for the Sunshine Coast will be decided by the Deputy Premier, after the local government raised concerns over environmental impacts.
A Sunshine Coast hospital has again been criticised for surgery levels, with one staff member revealing they hold concerns something will go “horribly wrong”.
All the ingredients look right, but the GWM Haval H6GT PHEV Ultra plug-in hybrid remains an acquired taste.
One councillor said she hoped the fresh budget would unlock more rental options in the region, while another claimed she was “not overly satisfied” with rate hikes.
A former Sunshine Coast dog breeder has been charged with fraud after she allegedly made false claims to get more than $150,000 in government Covid funding.
A Sunshine Coast development company, run by a self-proclaimed “remarkable female property developer” has gone into liquidation, owing more than $19m to subcontractors, lenders and the tax office.
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