Developer lodges new plans for 20 units in Gracemere
It would be the first units to be built in the growing town for some years and comes as there are only 28 properties for rent right now. Check out where they are proposed.
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SNEAK PEEK: $6.5M units at Capricorn Coast nearing completion
The complex includes 10 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom units. Check it out.
Revealed: The $4.5m facility being built behind Zarraffa’s
An old house has been removed from its North Rockhampton site and construction is now expected to start on a community facility in 2024.
The ASX sectors likely to shine before Christmas
Shares have slumped in a traditionally weak month for markets, and analysts say some sectors are poised to profit more.
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11,000 Macca’s workers wanted: Where the jobs are
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$2m debts: Qld-based mining company goes into insolvency
Creditors will decide the fate of a Queensland-based mining and field services company, which has been placed under administration.
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Two mine officials banned from management positions
The two officials have had their safety certificates cancelled, meaning they cannot be employed in a mine manager position in any Queensland coal mine.
Making millions: Aussies under-30 on green investment wave
More young business savvy Aussies are stepping up to meet the challenges of climate change – and attracting the attention of leading investment firms.
Smelly family vans banished, this is the new cool in people-movers
Traditionally considered an automotive fashion faux pas, the model year 2021 Kia Carnival can change van perceptions
‘It blew out my feet’: Tradie files $2.5M lawsuit for electric shock trauma
An injured Central Queensland diesel fitter who sustained an electric shock at work, and had to be revived three times, has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against his employer and other companies.
New life for mining truck tyres and conveyor belts
Five Central Queensland mines will supply up to 8000 tonnes of mining truck tyres and conveyor belts a year to a company that can process rubber for a new purpose.
WATCH: Spectacular explosion at new Bowen Basin mine
A four-month turnaround between acquiring and detonating has finished, with the explosion at the Bowen Basin mine a great spectacle. Watch the footage here.
Coal-country mayor ‘left out of net zero talks’
She represents the region reliant on the coal industry but says she has been locked out of discussions on reducing emissions. Anne Baker plans to take her case national.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/rockhampton/business/page/200