Business
Opinion: Olympic rowing rage and Brisbane business opportunity
With debate raging over the location of the Olympic rowing course for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, the idea of having it in Rockhampton makes no sense.
Category: Business
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Arts and Culture
Dazzling fashion finalists announced
The Women in Fashion award finalists have been announced, an incredible array of women in fashion as well as local charities and photographers.
Arts and Culture
From foreign shores to the stars: jeweller inspired by travels
When New Farm’s Lisa Sinclair-Robinson moves, she scintillates. Silver and gold catches the light in an electric dance from her collarbones to her fingers.
Business
Waltons: From shopping destination to abandoned relic
The currently derelict Waltons department store building in Fortitude Valley has a long history, first built in 1899 for William James Overell’s drapery business.
Arts and Culture
Brisbane Women in Fashion Awards: Gateway to national & global recognition
An Australian-first fashion awards event from Brisbane, is taking over fashion meccas of Melbourne and Sydney and is now eyeing off destinations such as Dubai.
Business
A budget that taxes the engine room and dodges the reform we need
After a decade of budgets that tinkered at the edges of tax reform, the 2026-27 Federal Budget finally delivered structural tax change — but the wrong kind.
Arts and Culture
The ingredients for change: Art that doesn’t cost the earth
A Brisbane arts and sustainability collaboration has led to an award-winning, world-first tool for the arts industry ‒ the Artwork Ingredient List (AIL).
Business
Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce celebrates 30-year milestone
The Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce (BNCC) is celebrating 30 years of supporting businesses across North Brisbane, with two special events planned
Arts and Culture
Australian Press Council: accountability matters more than ever
The Australian Press Council marks fifty years since its establishment, built on a simple proposition: a free press carries responsibilities as well as freedoms.
Business
Relief for Newstead businesses as Energex staff return to office
Newstead’s Energex House has completed its renovations after more than a month of staff working remotely, a relief to small businesses that depend on the building’s workers for trade.