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Start on marina to boost Brisbane River tourism

Boutique cruises, eco-tourism, adventure sports, and private water taxis will soon be part of the regular activity on the Brisbane River with construction commencing on

Sneak peak inside Mooloolaba’s first hotel in 40 years

The Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel is the first full-service internationally-branded hotel to open on the Sunshine Coast in four decades. Owned and operated by

AI creating new copyright headaches for businesses

Artificial Intelligence is creating fresh legal risks for business as new technology opens the way for inadvertent breaches of copyright. Belinda Breakspear, Partner in

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Job vacancies are trending up in 2026

Job advertisements in Australia have recorded their first back to back increases since October 2024. The ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads index, released this week, showed

Caution urged on cancelling Middle East flights

By Natasha Heap Travellers are being advised not to cancel their tickets for flights through the Middle East and check with their airlines, as airspace remains closed

Women in Law project winds up with much to celebrate

A McCullough Robertson project celebrating 100 years of women in law has now wound up, with plenty to celebrate. McR Chief Operating Officer Kim Trajer said the 101

Business calls for bold progress in ‘critical’ 2026

A senior Queensland business leader has declared 2026 the year to be bold and “get stuff done”. Property Council Queensland Executive Director Jess Caire said it

Gold Coast waterfront to be sold for “world-class” precinct

Prime Gold Coast waterfront land is to be sold by the Queensland Government in a bid to create a “thriving tourism and mixed-use precinct.” The 3.5ha parcel on the

Tourism operators facing a crippling insurance crisis

The viability of many Queensland tourism operators and regional events is at risk from crippling increases in insurance premiums over the last five years. Queensland

Regional property surges as capitals cool

Regional property markets are outperforming capital cities, with housing values rising 3.2 percent over the three months to January 2026. Cotality’s Regional Market

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