53-unit tower, boutique apartments: What’s coming for Coast suburbs
From a 53-unit tower to luxury penthouses and up-market townhouses, see the units in the works or planned across Sunshine Coast suburbs.
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Four bids for Star casino jackpot
Interested international parties were circling in recent weeks, with one US player taking a serious look, but a billionaire holds all the cards on the casino’s future.
Why Macquarie doesn’t want to be just another Goldman Sachs
Wall Street rivals have been delivering bumper quarterly results, where Macquarie has not. But CEO Shemara Wikramanayake is eyeing a bigger prize.
Comparison test: Verdict is in between hybrid and muscly V6
When it comes to the latest technology, this SUV proves hybrid is a compelling option
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Holding steady: RBA boss can’t rule out rate hike or cut
The Reserve Bank decision to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.35pc offers clues about what needs to happen in order for homeowners to see repayments fall.
‘Expansive vision’: Tributes flow for much-loved tiny home builder
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Appen’s tech wreck shows cost of rock star CEO
In a sorry tale for Aussie tech, the player in the AI space simply misread where its Silicon Valley customers were heading. And shareholders have paid dearly.
Profit season’s CEO challenge: keeping your job
The February profit season is usually the most active for CEO exits and retirements. And this year, bosses are under added pressure to tackle costs.
No deal: How Rio kept Russian partner at bay
A court has backed Rio’s refusal to deal with Russian steel giant Rusal in a battle over Gladstone aluminium.
‘Perfect match’: Brew-star lands ultimate job as Noosa beer taster
A Sunshine Coast beer enthusiast with a fitting surname has secured arguably Australia’s best job and will get paid by a Noosa brewery to knock back cold ones.
‘We needed Hayne to help us change’
For the big banks the experience of going through the royal commission was harrowing, but they believe they are ultimately better for it.
How the banking royal commission changed everything
In the five years since the final report of the landmark financial inquiry was delivered, the big banks are still finding their way.
Why infrastructure investments may be about to sparkle
Poles, wires, railways, roads and airports: here’s why investments in infrastructure may be about to take off again.
Family review: One of the cheapest family SUVs to run
Look past the asking price and the running costs escalate the new hybrid Honda CR-V’s appeal.
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