$1000 tool boost for first-year apprentices
First-year apprentices can access $1000 to tool up for their careers.
A Queensland Government “Free Tools for First Years” program will provide $1000 cashback for
Read more27 May 2024Economy
Finance sector riding wave of post-COVID growth
The finance sector in Queensland is working at carving out a unique identity as it enjoys significant post-COVID growth and burgeoning career opportunities.
Queensland
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Early retirement dream abandoned for most
The dream of “early retirement” for Australians is steadily evaporating with the average expected age to finish work pushing out beyond 65.
Australian Bureau of
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Twenty-somethings hit brakes on spending
The spending gap between age groups is widening with young people in their late twenties the most frugal and those over 60 increasing their spending.
CommBank iQ Head of
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Nuclear option more expensive than renewables
Nuclear power is a more expensive energy option compared to renewables, according to a new CSIRO report.
The latest GenCost report also found a nuclear-powered energy
Read more22 May 2024
Floods sink Brisbane’s global status
Climate change is having an impact on Brisbane’s status among global cities ranked in the latest Global Cities Index.
Placed 27th in the world and fourth in Australia,
Read more22 May 2024
Robophobia scaring away cafe workers
Use of robots in hospitality settings is causing human workers to leave the industry due to high levels of stress and fears around their job security.
Washington State
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Families forgoing essentials as living costs bite
Many Australia families are avoiding seeking medical help when they need it and skipping meals as they struggle to cope with chronic cost-of-living pressures.
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10-year deal gives life savers certainty
Queensland beaches will be under the watch of lifesavers for at least another decade following a $125 million funding announcement.
With the current four-year funding
Read more22 May 2024
Long-term unemployment down 40 percent
The post-pandemic labour boom has washed away much of Australia’s long-term unemployment, with a 40 percent fall in four years.
A new Productivity Commission report,
Read more21 May 2024