Joyce’s Qantas share dump shows poor judgment
The surprise move rocked Qantas shares and the optics around the outgoing CEO’s long term confidence in the airline look terrible.
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‘So proud’: Nanango teen rising stars win $20k scholarships
Two of Nanango State High School’s academic superstars have each been awarded a prestigious $20,000 scholarship, setting up their academic future with funds for textbooks, coaching and computers.
Family wagon gets injection of fun: Verdict of which one to buy
Wind kind of SUV do you need? Tried and tested or are you basing something with some firepower? Subaru turned to the WRX engine for inject some fun into its Outback SUV.
‘AI won’t outsmart the markets’
Dimensional is the world’s biggest fund manager that you have never heard of. And it is backing markets over machines.
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Long-standing business closes after almost 50 years
THE Toowoomba business was established by the late Bill McErlean in the early 1970s but a downturn in trade in recent years has led to its closing.
WARNING: Ipswich couple lose thousands in email hack
SCAMMERS are always in search of new victims, and a local woman and her husband are the latest to be caught out.
Grower’s attack against ‘scaremongering’ science condemned
Environmentalists slam ‘hypocritical’ farming campaign against controversial reef bill
If you’re applying for a job, you need to read this
Yeppoon business owner explains where 60 young job seekers went wrong.
Roma’s young scientist set for the world stage
Annabel Flower is wise beyond her 14 years, and has scientific data from her work with the CSIRO to show it.
Iconic pub at risk of closing
‘We even have a ghost, everyone knows about our ghost’
Billion dollar benefit from ‘game changer’ technology
Tired of your GPS leading you astray? A world-first technology could provide data accurate to a few centimetres
Landscapes of Tasmania captured on a smartphone
CAN beautiful photography really come from a smartphone? Jarrad Seng, one of Australia’s most prolific creatives, thinks so.
Staff forgo social beers to buy child a wheelchair
Supermarket staff have come to the aid of a young boy in need of a wheelchair
700 JOBS: Jobseekers to benefit from major recruitment drive
“We need recruits with a wide range of life skills and backgrounds.”
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