Noosa property investor places company into voluntary liquidation
A Noosa property investor and self-described “multi-millionaire” has placed one of his companies into voluntary liquidation.
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Green light for ‘critical’ $2.8m boost to SEQ produce farms
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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.
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‘Difficult decision’: Popular waterfront tapas venue’s shock closure
A waterfront venue on the Sunshine Coast has announced its shock closure, telling customers they had made a “difficult decision” and would be opening just one day per week.
Juice bar, gelato: New offerings proposed for hinterland town
A shop owner in a Noosa hinterland town has sought approval to expand their store to include a juice bar, equipped with an acai station, and gelato.
Qld coal boss warns of wave of mine closures due to royalty hikes
Bowen Coking Coal boss Nick Jorss says Queensland’s crippling royalty regime means 500 jobs at its flagship mine are on the line as it ‘shovels money’ to the state government.
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‘Less imposing’: Surf club’s new ‘nature’ reason for relaxed rules
A popular Noosa surf club has filed an application with the local government to loosen restrictions around sound monitoring at the venue.
Deal sweatener puts hybrid SUV within family budgets
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