Investors’ battle of the acronyms: ETFs versus NFTs
Exchange traded funds and non-fungible both have confusing names and deliver valuable money lessons, but their future paths look different.
Business
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.
New dual-cab ute is the most comfortable on the market
The joint development effort with Ford has enabled Volkswagen to deliver a new leading contender in the super popular dual-cab ute market.
News Corp to extend digital push through evolution
The transition from Rupert Murdoch to his son Lachlan as sole chair at News Corp and Fox Corporation comes at a time of upheaval for the entire media industry.
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Wedding suppliers rally after shock business closure
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Project School Formal swings into gear for another year
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New business group ditches formality for relaxed atmosphere
‘The goal of the group is to optimise our networking connections and share knowledge and experiences, and attract new people to settle in our area.’
Easternwell’s new rigs close to completion
Easternwell is nearing the final stages of delivering the first of three new rigs as part of a five-year contract to provide 11 well servicing rigs.
Stone fruit growers enjoy success despite tough conditions
‘It is a really good feeling being able to see the fruit in the box and know we produced that.’
Prominent Gympie equestrian identity and businesswoman dies
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