By Shane Rodgers
The great John Lennon observed in 1970 that “there ain’t no guru who can see through your eyes”. None of us really know what goes on in
Rate cut in Australia ‘as soon as Melbourne Cup Day’
By Peter Martin
Just three weeks ago, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock declared interest rate cuts unlikely in the next six months.
But if there was any doubt about
By Shane Rodgers
Wisdom often comes from the most unexpected of sources. I have long been intrigued by the philosophy of a character called Curly in the 1991
By Mechelle McMahon
They live in an underground world, hidden down the cracks of hardened clay in the grasslands of outback Queensland – small as a mouse, cute as a
By Juan Diaz-Granados and Benedict Sheehy
Monday, August 26, is when the government’s updated Fair Work legislation comes into force.
The new laws will offer new
By Max Goonan
Forget the amazing medal tally just for a moment.
Hosting an Olympic and Paralympic Games shouldn’t be a competition amongst nations, but rather a
By McCullough Robertson Lawyers
The management of contaminated land continues to be a complex issue in Queensland.
Recent changes to the legislation governing
By Shane Rodgers
I have always loved this quote: “It is never too late to be what you might have been.” The line is generally attributed to 1800s author George Eliot
Happy 75th Geneva Conventions. Are you still relevant?
By Marnie Lloydd
Today marks 75 years since the adoption of the Geneva Conventions on August 12, 1949. In theory, these rules of war are universally agreed by every
By Queensland Premier Steven Miles
It’s a pleasure to present to the Committee for Economic Development of Australia my first CEDA State of the State address.
I have