Chinese electric buses bound for Brisbane
Chinese electric buses will be assembled in Brisbane, following the opening of a new facility at Eagle Farm.
In a statement, Austrade said China-based company Yutong
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Gut research to unlock gravity’s pull on human health
The effect gravity has on human health will be put to the test through experiments in space, which were launched this week.
Researchers from Melbourne’s La Trobe
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Bluey’s World opens. Take a look inside
Bluey’s World has opened in Brisbane, taking fans inside the home of the world’s most famous blue heeler.
Located across 4000sqm of the custom-built Northshore
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Brisbane to host new-look national squash titles
Next year’s Squash Australian Open will have a distinctive Brisbane feel as the best players in the world converge on the Sunshine State to contest an upgraded
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Domestic airfares spike in wake of Rex’s departure
Domestic airfares between Australia’s major cities have increased by more than 13 percent since the exit of Rex from key routes.
The latest Australian Competition and
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Queensland nuclear power plant sites on agenda
A Federal inquiry into nuclear power generation in Australia rolls into Queensland this week.
The House of Representatives Select Committee on Nuclear Energy will hold
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Microbe map plots course for sustainable mining
A project to map how microorganisms interact with minerals could pave the way for the sustainable mining of critical elements.
An international research team led by
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Under 18s missing out on $368m in super contributions
Making all teenagers eligible to receive superannuation contributions would boost the future payout of more than half a million Australians and reduce red tape for
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Stadium benefits go well beyond the Olympics
By Shane Rodgers
When Brisbane looks back in the future at decisions made in the next few weeks it will make some blunt assessments about opportunities lost or
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Struggling businesses caught in a ‘tech fog’
Large numbers of Queensland businesses are caught in a “tech fog” as they grapple with ever-advancing technology such as the new wave of artificial intelligence.
The
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