Frydenberg the banker walks different path for now
Since his bruising loss in Kooyong, the highest profile victim of the Morrison government backlash has quietly rebuilt his life outside politics, but has also kept one eye on a possible return.
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Twiggy’s surprise US power play
Fresh from lighting up New York with a drone show warning of ‘lethal humidity’, mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has unveiled the next move in the United States.
Big investors now control fate of Qantas chair Goyder
The airline’s under-fire chairman has begun a series of meetings with big shareholders. There are three issues they want answers to.
Yachtsman who obstructed police denied he was driving golf buggy
A professional yachtsman who says he wasn’t aware Hamilton Island golf buggies were considered like any other vehicle obstructed police officers as they asked for a breath test.
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French brand which sets itself apart from the SUV crowd
The Peugeot 3008 GT Sport boasts some quirk and atypical differences which sets the French SUV apart from a crowded market
What sparked fire inside popular Whitsunday charter boat
A popular Whitsunday charter boat caught fire at an Airlie Beach marina, causing ‘significant damage’. Watch the footage here.
How $4.1m will help transform Mackay’s waterfront by 2022
The vision for a vibrant Mackay riverfront will soon be realised as plans to re-orient the city to the blue Pioneer River are set to begin. Read about the four newly funded projects.
Covid jabs to be mandatory for entry onto BHP worksites
Mining giant BHP will introduce vaccination as a condition of entry for employees and visitors across all worksites. Find out more about this move.
Westfield’s game-changing move to help Aussie shoppers
Westfield has launched a new game-changing shopping service to upset rivals and is set to help Aussies overcome delays with Australia Post.
How Mackay mining, equipment and service firms can get the edge
A man who had purchasing power at BHP and Royal Dutch Shell is guiding mining, equipment, technology and services (METS) businesses on how they stand out from the crowd. How you can get involved.
Mothballed mine reopens in a world ‘hungry’ for met coal
First coal has been struck and is set to be shipped to steelmakers across the globe by the end of the year from a project tipped to create more than 230 jobs this year.
Fruit boss flies after Aussie fruit and veg company saved
The boss of a national fruit and vegetable distribution business will leave after a job-saving deal resurrected the business.
Moranbah Airport ‘low risk’ Covid contact site after pilot tests positive
The double-vaccinated pilot later tested positive after flying into the mining town. Now he and the crew are in quarantine, and passengers urged to monitor symptoms.
‘Aussies eat Vegemite wrong way’: NYC chef’s shock claim
A New York chef is adding Vegemite to his pizzas in New York and claims Australians have been eating it the wrong way for decades.
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