Women in manufacturing star in new documentary
A new Queensland-made documentary series is shining a light on the state’s women working in the male-dominated manufacturing industry.
She Made It, which premiered at
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Millions in funding for Queensland’s artists
More than $2.5 million in Arts funding was awarded to over 35 individuals and organisations in the latest round of grant announcements.
Among the recipients was Camerata
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Committee probes grocery prices and farm-gate deals
Queensland’s first Supermarket Pricing Select Committee will probe continuing high grocery prices and the relationship between primary producers and supermarket
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Details of Sunshine Coast rail first stage released
The State Government has outlined details of the staged delivery of the Sunshine Coast Rail Line, with only the section to Caloundra to be completed by 2032.
A business
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Arts industry calls for tax breaks to spark investment
The arts industry has called for tax incentives to offset new theatre development and production costs, stimulate investment in Australian productions and generate more
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Currumbin Valley eco-park enters activation stage
The Gold Coast’s Currumbin Valley will be home to one of Australia’s largest eco-parks, with an Activation Plan for a 148ha site now released.
The site will feature
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High job demand as construction pipeline spikes
Queensland is facing major capacity challenges as it stares down a $92 billion five-year construction pipeline fuelled by energy transformation and the looming 2032
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Businesses raided in point-of-sale tax fraud crackdown
The Australian Taxation Office has raided a number of businesses suspected of using electronic sales suppression tools (ESSTs) to avoid paying tax.
ESSTs or software
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Double jeopardy exemption expands to sex offences
Queenslanders previously acquitted of rape, attempted murder and manslaughter can now be retried for the same offence if “fresh and compelling” evidence emerges
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More grants to lure biomedical projects to Qld
Queensland-based businesses can access grants of up to $250,000 to develop biomedical products locally.
The latest round of grants through the Queensland Biomedical
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