Sprite bottle at cop shop shuts down town centre
Fire crews have determined the mystery substance that shut down a Sunshine Coast town centre is safe almost six hours after police locked down a main road.
Business
The uncertainty Trump creates ‘is his tactical advantage’
There are two fundamental traits to understand how Trump approaches dealmaking says former National Security Agency head Mike Rogers, who is now in high demand advising business.
The ‘big switch’ driving CBA’s mega milestone
There are big forces helping Commonwealth Bank to defy gravity and quietly move up the pecking order to be the 11th biggest bank in the world.
Scaffolding company’s next steps after $2m debt uncovered
A Sunshine Coast scaffolding company, with more than $2m in debts, has revealed what is next as the administrator claims the directors may have failed to prevent the business from insolvently trading.
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Restaurant director under fire as bombshell report reveals damning failings
A liquidator’s investigation into the collapse of a series of high-end Noosa restaurants has revealed potential failings by the company’s Sydney-based director.
50+ PHOTOS: Vote for best outfit at Sunshine Coast race day celebrations
Dazzling dresses and smart suits were on show as racegoers celebrated at the Sunshine Coast Turf Club. Vote for who wore the best outfit.
US election: The five themes that count for business
From tech, to trade and Wall Street, businesses have a big stake in the outcome of today’s US presidential election.
Foreshore 2.0: Fresh Noosa plans pitched after massive backlash
The Noosa Council was forced back to the drawing board over its controversial scheme to redevelop the Noosaville foreshore. See what’s in and out of the latest plan.
Why MinRes went for the slow axing of Chris Ellison
Any other chief executive would have been forced out a long time ago. This is no ordinary boss.
The two decisions that stand to shape Westpac’s future
Peter King’s time at the banking major was never going to be marked by transformational deals. Rather it involved relentless fixing of long-term problems.
Will the Magnificent Seven start shooting blanks?
Investors love giant tech stocks including Apple, Microsoft and Meta, but some analysts say their short-term outlook is shaky.
Surprising car leads prestige sales
This sensible SUV outguns Europe’s finest prestige brands to lead Australian luxury car sales.
Share tips: experts’ buy, hold and sell suggestions
This week’s share tips columnists examine some of the biggest names on the ASX, and they may be ripe for profit-taking.
After AirTrunk high, what comes next for Macquarie?
An earnings miss; a watered-down outlook; and an effective dividend cut. It was a rare trifecta of negatives for the bank. Who’s game to bet against it?
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