Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit dismissed in less than 2 hours
By Alexandra Andhov and Ian Murray
On Monday, a nine-member federal jury in Oakland, California took less than two hours to dismiss Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI
State facing 11,000 shortfall in hotel rooms by 2032
Queensland’s hotel supply has “effectively stalled” while demand continues to accelerate, new research reveals.
Without massive improvements, the state is facing
Brisbane has strengthened its links into the South Pacific, with new direct flights to Rarotonga in the Cook Islands starting this week.
The new Jetstar service operates
The Gateway Marina at Burnett Heads, north of Bundaberg, has been resurrected and will include a 318-berth marina, waterfront residential community, short- and long-term
Defence manufacturer Arkeus has announced it will relocate to Queensland from Victoria.
The company develops AI-powered sensing systems that help drones to detect, track
More than 51,000 homes are targeted to be built under a new federal-state agreement announced today.
This includes 20,000 exclusively for first home buyers, the first of
Retailers on notice after Coles loses landmark case
By Jeannie Marie Paterson
Coles has been found to have misled its supermarket customers over discounts – and could now face hundreds of millions of dollars in
Sunshine Coast precinct to deliver up to 2,600 homes
A new mixed-use precinct at Birtinya Central on the Sunshine Coast has been approved to deliver up to 2,600 new homes, with a retail, commercial, and community space
McCullough Robertson Lawyers (McR) has announced the appointment of Andrew McCormack as a partner in its Brisbane-based Construction and Infrastructure team.
Mr
Brisbane City Council has dumped a proposed permit scheme for short-term accommodation providers.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the decision had been made against a