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Business
Australia’s biggest companies reveal their new WFH rules
From banks to supermarkets, miners and tech, work from home policies have shifted. Here’s what some of the biggest workplaces are now requiring.
Why Blackstone boss is bracing for ‘third economic wave’
The head of the $1.5 trillion asset manager believes most countries will be able to trade through the slowdown.
‘Old offices need to make way for apartments’
Structural shortage of housing will force big cities to rethink how they use empty office space, says the boss of the world’s biggest property fund.
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The best large family car shunned because it’s not sexy enough
Given the choice of comfortable flats or stilettos, it’s amazing how many families still choose the latter. The Kia Carnival has the ability to sway some opinions.
$10bn guarantee for cheaper home and business insurance
The federal government has established a reinsurance pool aimed at reducing costs over a 10-year span.
Plans to ease ‘extreme shortage’ of psychologists
A private Bowen practice has applied to expand its discrete services to meet pressing mental health needs in the Whitsundays
Next steps for Mackay ski-park backpacker lodge
The developers have applied for more than $500,000 in concessions for a tourism project poised to snatch backpackers away from Airlie Beach
Gorgeous endangered cat that’s beautiful but wild and menacing
Expected to be the last of its kind, the Jaguar F-Type R goes down swinging haymakers.
Bravus shelves plans for Bowen office development
Plans for a new Bowen Rail Company office that would have employed an extra 50 staff have seemingly been deferred.
Awards’ return celebrate industry’s resilience and innovation
Tourism operators will ‘squirm’ and ‘forensically examine’ their offerings for a chance to win big at the industry’s night of nights
Exciting new digital future for the Whitsunday Times
Our new website platform will lead to faster load times, quicker coverage of national breaking news.
Off beaten track: Door opens for rural tourism opportunities
Council proposes changes to make it easier for business to maximise the great outdoors.
NEW ERA: 8 Gympie businesses to open or expand this year
It has been especially refreshing to see new local ventures emerge or build on their foundations, defying the tough economic climate to share their ideas and services with the community.
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