I’m not going anywhere: Westpac CEO
A top level executive shake-up has stoked succession talk, but Westpac boss Peter King declares he has more to do. ‘I’m here, and I’ve got plenty to do’.
Business
Westpac’s internal succession battle takes shape
It’s back to the future for Westpac’s Jason Yetton, who has been given a second chance to prove he can become a big four bank CEO.
Bold bid for new five-star, $50m boutique Noosa hotel shot down
A Noosa Council general committee has voted against recommendations of officers and rejected a $50m 106-room Noosa Springs hotel expansion. Read why they did here.
PwC rivals must take lead to fix tainted consulting
Now it will be a case of how far the remaining audit firms – Deloitte, KPMG and EY – are willing to bend to keep government work flowing.
More Stories
‘I feel stupid’: Gran lost $80k in investment scam
This Sunshine Coast gran lost $80,000 in an investment scam. She is not alone.
A middle-aged mum’s guide to cyber safety
I spoke to a scammer for 25 minutes. This is what I learned.
Less than half price: How to snap a bargain lobster
Mooloolaba Fish Market’s Kristian Penny shares his seafood tips as lobster prices have been slashed due to COVID-19.
Last-minute gift ideas for the festive season
Stuck for gift ideas this festive season, the Sunshine Coast Daily has you covered with lots of local buys.
Ride the Night: Thrillseekers’ delight at Aussie World
Thrillseekers have been invited to “stay and play” after the sun goes down over the Sunshine Coast’s theme park.
Inside story of a winemaker ‘legend’: Travis Schultz
A wizard, a pre-eminent leader, a legend and an icon – Brian Croser has it all, writes Travis Schultz.
New $3M retail life for Cooroy’s old Energex site approved
Council believes this project will contribute to a character refresh of this side of Cooroy.
Lifestyle watchdog steps down from community role
Since it was founded in 1996 the Peregian Beach Community Association has only ever known one president … until now.
Coast thrillseekers sign up for world’s highest abseil
It is the cliff that makes even the bravest professionals tremble and now amateurs too can attempt to descend its face.
Historical Coast pub hits the market
It might be 106 years old, but this Coast pub still has a lot of life left in her – and she is available for sale.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/noosa/business/page/193