Affordable Art Fair launches in Brisbane
For lovers of original art with limited budgets, the Affordable Art Fair is making its debut as part of Brisbane’s burgeoning art scene from May 9-12.
More than 40
Read more9 April 2024
Gladstone centre of green hydrogen manufacturing
Australia’s first manufacturing facility able to build hydrogen electrolysers at a commercial scale has been opened in Central Queensland.
Fortescue’s Gladstone
Read more8 April 2024
Housing loans recover some momentum
Housing loans have recovered some momentum after the declines of the post-pandemic rapid-interest-rate-rise period.
Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, released
Read more8 April 2024
Call for policies to support energy reform at home
A broad cross-section of Australian advocacy groups have urged the Federal Government to use the upcoming budget to better invest in the clean economy.
The group, which
Read more8 April 2024
20-year ‘mega droughts’ loom for our sunburnt country
Researchers have warned that Australia could be facing 20-year “mega-droughts” and that future dry periods may be “far worse than we imagined”.
A research team
Read more8 April 2024
Former Lord Mayors unite to preserve Victoria Park
Five former Brisbane Lord Mayors descended on Victoria Park at the weekend to oppose a proposal build a stadium in the inner-city Herston parklands.
The plan for a new
Read more8 April 2024
Qantas unveils long-awaited frequent flyer revamp
Qantas has today announced a major overhaul of its Frequent Flyer program, including new ways for members to use points to book flights.
The airline says the new scheme
Read more8 April 2024
50 years on the world braces for new moon frenzy
By Shane Rodgers
More than 50 years after humans last went for a stroll on the moon, the giant rock is back in fashion and attracting a frenzy of activity.
During the
Read more8 April 2024
Report urges million-dollar fines for errant supermarkets
Major supermarkets face multi-million-dollar fines under recommendations in the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct Review interim report.
The inquiry, led by former
Read more8 April 2024
Insurers back-pay workers over $37 million
Some of Australia’s biggest insurance brands have back-paid workers more than $37 million in unpaid entitlements.
Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) entities
Read more8 April 2024