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Parched countries look to China for water desalination

HONG KONG – China is emerging as a major supplier of water technology to parched countries across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. This has been prompted by

Jetstar begins Brisbane to Western Sydney direct flights

Jetstar direct flights between Brisbane and the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport have started today. The flights will take place three times a

Historic new development for Hamilton Northshore

Construction has begun on the $1.2 billion Hamilton Grove precinct, with two-bedroom apartments in the first new riverfront tower starting from $1.739 million. The

Company plans to sell reflected sunlight at night

By Richard de Grijs A US startup has booked two Indian rocket launches to test a planned service no company has sold before: sunlight at night. California-based Reflect

Critical minerals processing facility opens in Townsville

A new critical minerals processing facility has opened in Townsville. It will help mining companies test production techniques and move projects towards commercial

Major transformation planned for Brisbane’s South Bank

Brisbane’s South Bank will have a new lagoon and upgraded parkland as part of what is being described as the biggest transformation of the area since World Expo

Millions of websites taken offline to deal with critical flaw

By Andrew Cullen Details have been published of a critical flaw in the programming language PHP, which is the backbone of more than 70 percent of all websites. Left

Women still facing systemic barriers to economic success

Women are still facing persistent, systemic barriers that impact their careers and long-term financial security, a report released today reveals. The Business Chamber

Coles spices up chicken for eat at home trend

Coles supermarkets are spicing up their hot roast chicken in response to more families eating at home. The supermarket chain said its latest research showed 59 percent

Net zero transition creating energy access inequality

The promise of cheaper electricity from the energy transition has not transpired, an energy forum in Brisbane was told. Instead, Australians face a growing divide

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