Erin Rayment joins Trade and Investment Queensland board
Erin Rayment has joined the Trade and Investment Queensland board.
Dr Rayment is the inaugural Chief Commercialisation and Development Officer at the Queensland
Read more29 June 2026
Olivia Rodrigo holds on to number one chart spot
Olivia Rodrigo has enjoyed a second week at number one in the ARIA Albums chart with You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love.
She is the fourth woman to reach the top
Read more29 June 2026
Queensland secures historic ANZAC Day rugby test
Queensland has secured a six-year deal to host an ANZAC Day Bledisloe Cup rugby test every two years.
The fixture between the Wallabies and the New Zealand All Blacks
Read more29 June 2026
New party tries a different approach to politics
By Phoebe Hayman and Josh Sunman
Former independent MPs Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have announced the formation of their new political party, Community Strong
Read more29 June 2026
Stefanovic following a well-worn path to podcasting
By Dylan Bird
Karl Stefanovic’s exit from Nine will accelerate his transition from morning television star to right-wing podcast provocateur.
The catalyst was an
Read more29 June 2026
Spending rises despite economic restraints
Households unexpectedly lifted spending on travel, restaurants and takeaway meals in May, creating further confusion on the state of the economy.
Australian Bureau of
Read more25 June 2026
Historic makeover for South Brisbane riverfront
South Brisbane’s riverfront will undergo a “once-in-a-generation” redevelopment with 4000 homes and 1.2 hectares of public open space to be developed by
Read more25 June 2026
Dedicated Follower (of fashion)
Newsreel’s fashion roundup looks at what’s hot and what’s not in the fickle world of fashion.
By Susan Schwartz
New boss for iconic department store
David Jones
Read more25 June 2026
Earth’s oldest known crater found in the outback
By Chris Kirkland
In the Pilbara of Western Australia, some of Earth’s oldest rocks lie beneath the sky, as they have for billions of years. They are dark, weathered
Read more25 June 2026
Businesses urged to trial AI with human safeguards
Australian businesses are being urged to lean into Artificial Intelligence – but not without strict guardrails and a clear understanding of when human intervention is
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