Agriculture sector defiant in face of adversity
Australia’s agriculture sector remains on track to be a $100 billion industry by 2030, despite the increased prevalence of natural disasters and other headwinds.
A new
Read more29 May 2025Business
Scenic Rim event serves up Camel Milk Vodka
It’s not a mirage – camels, the ships of the desert, are now providing thirsty Scenic Rim visitors with camel milk vodka.
As part of the Scenic Rim Eat Local Month
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Finance industry urged to act as risks increase
Financial services businesses need to improve cross-departmental communications to avoid digital disruption and ensure compliance with a new regulatory standard which
Read more29 May 2025
Nine new gas fields to explore in Queensland
Nine new gas exploration areas have been opened up in western Queensland.
State Natural Resources and Mines Minister Dale Last said areas across the Cooper/Eromanga and
Read more28 May 2025
OECD warns of a surge in global steel excess
The rising global excess of steel has promoted a warning form the world’s largest economic organisation.
The latest OECD Steel Outlook report has urged countries to
Read more28 May 2025
The slow death of Dear Auntie
By Susan Schwartz
The BBC – affectionately known as “Auntie” for its trusted and respected relationship with audiences – will stop broadcasting free-to-air
Read more28 May 2025
‘Big Australian’ creates AI hub in Singapore
Australian mining giant BHP will establish an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Hub in Singapore to accelerate digital transformation and AI adoption in the mining and
Read more27 May 2025
Modern warfare on show in US ‘experimental event’
Australian soldiers were given a glimpse of the battlefield of the future, joining an exercise in the United States, where drones and uncrewed vehicles
Read more27 May 2025
AI key to supporting students’ transition to work
An Australian online training company, dedicated to transitioning young people from school into work, is aiming to become 100 percent AI native by disrupting itself
Read more27 May 2025
Crime prevention boost for business districts
Queensland councils can apply for grants of up to $800,000 to improve security in their business districts.
Premier David Crisafulli said the State Government funding
Read more27 May 2025