Looking good in a Beemer SUV is now more costly
The base model in BMW’s SUV range, the X1, has grown considerably … but so has the showroom sticker price
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Up to $200K a year: 160+ jobs for tradies, apprentices, mine workers
An incredible array of jobs are on offer across Queensland and NSW from dump truck drivers to drillers, diesel fitters, plumbers, electricians and apprentices. Some of the pay packets are staggering. And some require no experience. FULL LIST
Why investment loans have lost their mojo
Share and property investors have long used borrowed money to grow their portfolios, but the strategy has become a lot tougher.
Have enough for retirement? It’s never too late
Growing superannuation is a balancing act with enjoying life today, and a broad understanding of the rules will help.
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New Noosa business voice wants sustainable future
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REVEALED: 10 biggest employers on the Sunshine Coast
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‘Snake noodle season’: Reptiles ready to hatch
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Director’s Super Bowl licking sparks glory run of jobs
A Coast director who has risen from Woolies worker to international filmmaker says there is still plenty he wants to achieve behind the camera.
Australia Zoo unveils $3000 wedding packages
Australia Zoo has launched wedding proposal and elopement packages for couples looking to celebrate among the wildlife.
New lights, art restore lustre to town’s CBD
A determined push to revitalise a town that was once the centre of the Sunshine Coast is gaining momentum as some long lost lustre is restored to its streets.
Coast stars in national tourism campaign
Visit Sunshine Coast has launched a new national campaign in a bid to secure new bookings to the region.
Passwords soon to be a thing of the past
Face and fingerprint recognition technology is making traditional online passwords obsolete.
‘Crazy busy’: Hard times over for Coast brothel
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Salon’s new home to cater for rising demand
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