Manufacturers miss the mark on nutrition
Australian food and beverage manufacturers have made little progress in improving their focus on nutrition, according to a new report.
A Deakin University scorecard has
Read more10 June 2024Business
Brisbane office demand to expand CBD
Brisbane will need to effectively extend its CBD to Milton and Fortitude Valley and create far more office space by 2032, according to projections from Colliers
Read more9 June 2024
Australia still riding high on sheep’s back
Australia continues to ride on the sheep’s back, with latest data showing we remain the world’s largest exporter of sheepmeat.
New figures from the Australian Bureau
Read more9 June 2024
Cultural norms that define successful workplaces
By Shane Rodgers
When I was at school, I went to watch my sister in an interschool debate. The topic was that “there is no Australian culture”.
I was about 12 at the
Read more9 June 2024
Big billions for Queensland infrastructure
More than $27 billion will be spent in the next 12 months as part of the Queensland Government’s four-year infrastructure plan.
With details to be rubber-stamped in
Read more7 June 2024
15-year vision to improve the Bruce
A new vision for the Bruce Highway will focus on unlocking economic growth, building flood resilience and improving safety.
As the State Government committed to increase
Read more7 June 2024
Retailers criticise push to axe junior rates
An application before the Fair Work Commission to abolish junior rates for young workers has been criticised by the nation’s peak retail body.
Australian Retailers
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Billion-dollar boost to Queensland renewables
Queensland’s renewable energy sector will receive a $7 billion boost in next week’s State Budget.
Premier Steven Miles said the budget, to be handed down on June 11,
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Call to encourage retirees to live overseas
A proposal to incentivise retirees to live overseas and place their Australian homes into the rental pool is being floated as way to help ease the current housing
Read more6 June 2024
Orders dry up for Australian industry
Australian industries are recording the largest levels of production capacity since the COVID winter lockdowns in 2020.
The May Australian Industry Index (Aii), released
Read more6 June 2024