Amazon chooses Brisbane
In a year when the COVID-19 pandemic increased global demand for online ordering, Amazon chose the Brisbane suburb of Lytton to establish its newest Australian fulfilment centre.Read More
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Changing direction while sourcing the tastiest chicken in the world
When South African native Nick Venter planned his Australian migration, he picked New South Wales as his base. However, he fell in love with Queensland after a holiday in the state and said he knew he had to redirect his migration journey.Read More
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Queensland: A Digital Gaming Spawn Point
Thanks to the strongest competitive incentives in Australia including a generous tax rebate scheme, the world’s number one mobile game developer, French company Gameloft, has a home right here in Queensland.Read More
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Iwatani moves closer to the action
Japan’s largest hydrogen supplier will soon have a Queensland HQ, with plans to open an office in Brisbane in the second half of 2021.Read More
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Japan’s JFE Steel on track in Queensland
One of Japan’s largest steelmakers has committed to Queensland, investing in a uniquely ‘circular’ steelmaking venture.Read More
Razor innovation hub puts Queensland a cut above
A lockdown holiday in Queensland led the CEO of Hong Kong-based GSA Group to establish a global razor innovation hub on the Sunshine Coast.Read More
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Success always in fashion for Culture Kings and a.k.a. Brands
Queensland streetwear retailer Culture Kings grew its global presence in 2021 after a major investment by US-based a.k.a. Brands.Read More
Sun Metals makes a green future in Townsville
The Australian subsidiary of Korea Zinc (the world’s largest zinc producer, supplying 8.9% of the world’s zinc) has committed to a bright, green future in Townsville.Read More
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Sun shines on Edenvale after Japan solar investment
Two Japanese corporate giants will develop a 204MW solar farm at Edenvale on the Western Downs, boosting Queensland’s supply of renewable power.Read More
UK investment in Queensland sunshine
Queensland’s renewables sector received another vote of confidence in 2020, with the news that UK investors United Green would purchase a majority share in the $350 million Rodds Bay Solar Farm, south of Gladstone.Read More
Last published: 10:13 AM, Monday, 28 November 2022