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Dynamic pricing is shaking up the fashion industry

By Aayushi Badhwar Fashion has always been a bit different to other industries. Consumers do not just buy because they need something. They buy because they are bored,

Qantas hikes fares, cuts flights as fuel costs soar

Qantas has increased fares, cut flights and made changes to its international network to mitigate the impact of the Middle East conflict. In an update issued to the ASX,

Two new hotels slated for Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport will get two new hotels, with one to link directly with the international terminal, and another positioned next to DFO Skygate. The hunt is on for

Massive LEGO collection put up for auction

A private LEGO collection comprising 2000 sets and more than one million pieces has been put up for auction. The collection, worth up to a quarter of a million dollars,

Slash “outdated” block sizes to squeeze more housing

Minimum Australian home lot sizes should be drastically reduced from 500sqm to 300sqm to free up housing supply, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA). HIA

All lanes on Story Bridge reopened

All lanes on Brisbane’s Story Bridge have been reopened following the completion of maintenance work. More than 70 workers took part in day and night shifts to

Two companies vying to build new Brisbane Stadium

The race to construct the new Brisbane Stadium has been narrowed down to the final two teams. One is Australia’s Built in partnership with SACYR; and the other is

Employees more ‘scam-savvy’ than their bosses

Employees are more likely to spot a scam than their bosses, new research reveals. Around 76 percent of employees were able to detect a scam, compared with 53 percent of

Sales of EVs hit new record in Australia

Sales for electric vehicles have hit a new record – accounting for nearly a quarter of new car sales in March 2026 as more Australians choose EVs for their lower

Brisbane property up 19 percent, prices surpass $1.1 million

Brisbane property prices have increased a staggering 19 percent in one year, with median values now surpassing $1.1 million. Brisbane, along with mid-sized capitals

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