Thousands of dollars lost, business damaged by Telstra outage
Businesses in the heart of Nanango in the South Burnett are counting the cost of a damaging, ongoing internet outage as repairs are carried out on a Telstra tower.
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Kingmaker ACCC wants to turn back clock on bank deals
Haunted by its approval of the St George buyout, the regulator signals the era of major bank mergers is over.
ANZ Suncorp merger axed: top 12 questions answered
Customers and investors have plenty of questions about the takeover, the ACCC’s rejection and what comes next. Here are a few answers.
Vote now: Who is the Burnett’s best nail technician of 2023
After short-listing 150 nominations down to a list of 15 finalists, it’s time to vote for who you think should be crowned the Burnett’s best nail technician for 2023. VOTE NOW!
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USED CARS: Full list of makes, models to avoid when buying
THE RACQ has put used cars under the microscope to find the best and worst on the market. Where does your car rank? See the the full list here.
Premier grilled on failure to ‘save 150’ mining jobs
DELAYS holding up regional jobs for Queensland’s mining industry dominate parliament question time amid calls for an investigation over former Labor staffer.
EXCLUSIVE: Biggest ever apprentice intake at M’boro factory
A major recruitment drive at one of Maryborough’s biggest employers has begun.
Accommodation already being booked for BaconFest 2020
Businesses report mixed results during BaconFest weekend as organisers vow to work with Chamber of Commerce to continue to improve event.
WICET’s hopes of $130m pay day dashed by supreme court
The NSW Supreme Court has dashed Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal’s hopes of recovering millions in debt it claimed it was owed by New Hope Corporation.
$128M project to bring 100 jobs to the region
A new $128 million project has been approved in the South Burnett Regional Council area.
New Acland’s deadline for 150 job cuts arrives
AS THE clock struck five yesterday afternoon, reality set in for New Acland Coal Mine general manager Dave O’Dwyer.
New business bringing ‘flamboyance and fun’ to town
‘It is a little bit of lightness in the middle of the drought and a bit of fun.’
David and Goliath battle over small business mining payments
Small and family run businesses are being hit with a whopping $234.6 billion loss as a direct result of late payments
Statistics reveal ‘resurgence of tourism’ in South Burnett
Statics show more people are visiting the South Burnett after changes to tourism campaign.
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