Company plans to sell reflected sunlight at night
By Richard de Grijs
A US startup has booked two Indian rocket launches to test a planned service no company has sold before: sunlight at night.
California-based Reflect
Read more26 October 2026
WorkCover reforms are an important first step
By Bernie Hogan
Walk into any Queensland pub or hotel and you’ll find a small team, often family-run, working hard to give locals and visitors a great experience,
Read more26 October 2026
Tate McRae scores first Australian number one
Australia’s music charts have something of a changing of the guard this week with Canada’s Tate McRae and Ireland’s Fontaines D.C. both topping the charts for the
Read more26 October 2026
Upgraded pool and water parks proposed for city bayside
A new bayside masterplan proposes an upgraded Wynnum Wading Pool, new waterside walks and a new water play park in Manly.
The draft 20-year Wynnum, Manly and Lota
Read more26 October 2026
Critical minerals processing facility opens in Townsville
A new critical minerals processing facility has opened in Townsville.
It will help mining companies test production techniques and move projects towards commercial
Read more23 October 2026
Awards recognise excellence in multicultural businesses
Marcela Lapertosa has been named Multicultural Business Person of the Year at the 2026 Lord Mayor’s Multicultural Business Awards.
Ms Lapertosa was recognised for her
Read more23 October 2026
Major transformation planned for Brisbane’s South Bank
Brisbane’s South Bank will have a new lagoon and upgraded parkland as part of what is being described as the biggest transformation of the area since World Expo
Read more23 October 2026
Government names 264 occupations with skill shortages
Australia has significantly more occupations experiencing national skills shortages than five years ago, despite an easing in recruitment pressures since 2023.
An
Read more23 October 2026
Australian reefs all facing collapse within 50 years
Every shallow-water coral reef in Australia is facing an “extremely high” risk of collapse by 2075, an international assessment project has concluded.
More than 250
Read more23 October 2026
Crack down down on dodgy early superannuation access
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is cracking down on “predatory practices” being used to encourage people to seek early access their superannuation.
Since July
Read more23 October 2026