‘Talking’ plants will tell farmers when they are thirsty
Plants and farmers may soon be able to “talk” to each other and ensure the most efficient use of water for crops.
Research out the United States has taken a major
Big wave surfer Mark Visser, known for conquering walls of water in the dark, is headlining a festival on the Sunshine Coast for business people keen to take the
JCU tests new aerospace ceramic with Lockheed Martin
A North Queensland university has developed a groundbreaking ceramic material that has attracted the attention of one of the world’s leading defence and aerospace
An extra 2600 hospital beds will be delivered under a new infrastructure plan for Queensland Health.
Following a review of the current build plan, the State Government
One of Australia’s most respected governance experts and change agents has been appointed Chair of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC)
Climate change could force airlines to carry fewer passengers, according to new research out of Europe.
Study lead author Jonny Williams, from England’s University of
Brisbane Airport milestone with Malaysia Airlines return
The number of international destinations directly accessible from Brisbane has returned to pre-pandemic numbers, with Malaysia Airlines to relaunch direct services to
Colmslie Wharves missing link in river tourism push
Plans have been unveiled for a new commercial marina in Brisbane which aims to boost water-based tourism in the River City.
Colmslie Wharves will be co-located with
Ninety years ago today two passengers took off from Brisbane heading to Singapore on Qantas’ first international flight.
Qantas CEO International Cam Wallace said
Action on recreation and rail projects to support Games
The shovels are starting to move across South-East Queensland on projects which will support the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
This week the State