Twiggy’s surprise US power play
Fresh from lighting up New York with a drone show warning of ‘lethal humidity’, mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has unveiled the next move in the United States.
Business
Big investors now control fate of Qantas chair Goyder
The airline’s under-fire chairman has begun a series of meetings with big shareholders. There are three issues they want answers to.
4000 AusPost, Amazon jobs: How to make extra money
With the busy Christmas season almost here, Australia Post and Amazon want to boost its workforces. See what the jobs are and how much you earn.
Bowen’s nuclear strike undermines energy future
The Energy Minister has opted for cheap politics by eliminating one potential energy solution while other advanced economies are taking nuclear seriously.
More Stories
Emotional farewell but no regrets as cop takes new job
STAMPING out insidious crimes at a national level will be the new focus of a cop who spent 22 years of her career on the Sunshine Coast.
Top tips to get your house ready for sale
It has never been a better time to sell with properties being snapped up left, right and centre, writes Tamara Wrigley
Women winemakers create plenty to celebrate
Among Australia’s best female winemakers are many who are the creators and hands behind some of Coast connoisseur Travis Schultz’s favourite wines.
Coolum cafe cleans up with volunteer support
Volunteers are expected to hit the beach, parks and streets of Coolum this morning to clean up the rubbish which tarnishes it pristine shores.
11 major projects to shape Noosa’s future
From a health hub to housing estates and a surfer-friendly holiday stay, here are the projects poised to shape the Coast’s tourism hotspot in the years to come.
Noosa fresh and local IGAs simply the best in state
IGA Seasons Noosa and IGA Noosa Outlook are simply the best in the state at how they go about their business.
MacBook Air M1: How fast is it really?
Editing a video with 11 separate tracks, the MacBook Air barely breaks a sweat. Which is a good thing given it doesn’t have a fan.
‘We can’t give kids gas masks’: Parent’s servo woes
A concerned parent is pleading with Sunshine Coast Council to undertake air quality monitoring before a controversial petrol station in Maleny begins pumping.
Coles hits brakes on controversial shopping centre bid
Developers of a controversial proposed shopping centre in the hinterland have pressed pause on their bid just three days before a decision was due to be made.
$100 million Buderim resort takes off
Nature’s Edge over-50s lifestyle community in Buderim is taking off, with 25 homes built and the first common facility now under construction.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/noosa/business/page/182