State coal industry ‘being lost’ to global competitors
By Shane Rodgers
Queensland has a shrinking coal industry and a waning investment pipeline despite growing global demand, according to a senior mining executive.
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Australia can no longer take its food security for granted
By Anja Bless and Milena Bojovic
Australia has long been proud of its food production. The nation produces enough to feed 75 million people – and exports 70 percent of
Is it the end of the department store for David Jones, Myer?
Major department stores have been in a constant battle for survival since the 1970s as they ride regular waves of social and economic change, an Australian retail
Australia Post has launched a new ‘Print in Store’ capability that allows eBay sellers to print shipping labels at participating Post Offices using a QR code.
The
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shifting from a “curiosity” for Australian businesses to a practical tool.
NAB Economics research released today said the shift was
McCullough Robertson Partners Damien Clarke and Tim Longwill have been recognised as Lawyers of the Year in the 2027 Best Lawyers rankings released today.
Mr Clarke
Brisbane-based NIOA has extended its collaboration with global defence company L3Harris to explore the manufacture of guided weapons components in Australia.
It has also
The number of visitors to Australia jumped almost 20 percent in the year to February, 2026.
China was the largest source country, accounting for 23.3 percent of all
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,