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Time to say no to bullies

As we come to the end of National Say No To Bullying Week, experts have released alarming statistics. A Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) survey...

Creating a white label product to sell

Previously we talked about utilising white label products created by other businesses to quickly enter a new market, expand offerings in an existing market,...

Benefits of joining a club

Sports clubs are the country clubs of the fitness world. Much more than just a place to work out, they offer loads of amenities...

From Gold Standard to Inflation Crisis

When President Richard Nixon ended the gold standard in August 1971, the price of gold was $38 an ounce in Australian dollar terms. This...

The beer and spirit tax is a pain in the glass

From 5 August, prices rose two per cent for spirits and beer products. The beer and spirit tax is a pain in the glass. The expectation...

Big wet hits CQ

Blue skies are forecast in the coming days following a 48-hour wet weather deluge in Central Queensland. Widespread rain lashed the entire region throughout Monday...

Worker pay rise a pathway to universal childcare: PM

A pay rise for early learning educators is a step towards universal childcare, the prime minister says. Early childhood and out-of-school hours staff are in...

Money launderers jailed over $63 million operation

Two Chinese citizens who laundered more than $63 million in a sophisticated international operation have been jailed.  Boliang Liu, 37, and Tao Zhou, 41, admitted...

Breather for borrowers as RBA keeps rates on hold

Mortgage borrowers breathed a sigh of relief when the Reserve Bank of Australia left the cash rate on hold at 4.35 percent. This is the...

Cultivating clarity

Understanding the basics of emissions is becoming increasingly important for Australia’s farmers as the sector faces growing expectations to measure and reduce greenhouse gas...

CEO dirty on Cleanaway

The Central Highlands council has finally broken its silence on waste removal contractor Cleanaway. Posting to social media on Monday 5 August, acting Chief Executive...

A purr-fect rescue remedy

CQ Pet Rescue has made a paw-some return to the Emerald markets. The group was at the Lions monthly markets in Morton Park on...