Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says there is no need for a royal commission into her Government’s integrity and suggests the Opposition, which has led calls for such a probe, needs a “reality check”.
Political influence that would be considered corrupt and illegal overseas is “business as usual” in Australia, a new report has found.
Coach Craig Tyzzer is being hailed as the “unsung hero” of Ash Barty’s incredible rise from disillusioned tennis talent to all-conquering world No.1.
Brisbane-based battery company Li-S Energy has revealed it is “engaging” with automotive industry manufacturers at the same time as discovering a breakthrough in the development of a lithium-metal battery.
Shares in AnteoTech fell by 30 per cent today after it announced more delays to the approval of its Covid-19 rapid antigen test kits.
Queensland has recorded its deadliest day yet of the Covid-19 pandemic, with 18 deaths, including an unvaccinated person in their 30s.
Plastic’s fantastic, until you realise you have no way to pay the ferry-man. These are the perils of a modern society, writes Michael Blucher
Customised wheelchairs and mobility products that were once only available to elite athletes are becoming more accessible to people with disabilities with increased awareness accelerating a growing market, according to wheelchair basketball star Matt McShane.
When Education Minister Grace Grace tested positive for a “mild case” of Covid, it triggered a ridiculous delay in the state government unveiling its back-t0-school plan. Surely there’s a better way, writes Madonna King
“What if” thoughts plague politicians in the dark of night after a setback or, worse, an election loss. Dennis Atkins looks at one regret Scott Morrison might be having right now
It will take more than just reopening borders to rebuild our once-booming international education sector writes Robert MacDonald.
Queensland farmers are the most optimistic in the nation according to Rabobank’s latest rural confidence survey, but hefty land prices are constricting some wanting to maximise their gains.
Mechanical breakdowns and weather disruptions have left four prime cane growing regions scrambling to get harvest completed while prices remain strong.
The western corridor between Brisbane and Toowoomba is in the fast lane of the new technology super highway that will carry Australian agriculture into the future.
Startups are pushing energy technology that has nothing to do with coal or gas, while the giants of Queensland’s business sector are demanding an end to greenwashing and questioning the primacy of shareholders. What’s happening? asks John McCarthy
Hawsons Iron has entered 2022 with a head of steam and its share price has doubled in a month as investors start to see the potential for a new iron ore mine.
The long-predicted increase in wages has started in Queensland as businesses report they have been forced into paying skilled workers premium wages as the closed international borders stretched labour supply.
