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$7.8M Paget sale highlights Mackay’s investment appeal, with a global tenant, secure lease, and strong regional growth.
SeaLink Marine & Tourism’s Whitsundays adventures achieve top scores in 2025 Best of Queensland Experiences.
Mackay ranks in top five regional housing markets with 4% growth in 3 months to April, plus fast sales and high demand.
April agri report shows beef and wool growth across Queensland while weather delays hit crops and veg supply.
Port of Mackay hits 2.2M tonnes of trade (July 2024–Jan 2025), with strong exports in petroleum, sugar, and grain.
Mackay has been named in Wotif’s 2025 Aussie Town of the Year Awards, recognising it as a top travel destination for affordability, quality, and traveller satisfaction.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
What’s Happening? Peabody Energy has announced its acquisition of four Tier 1 metallurgical coal mines from Anglo American in Queensland’s Bowen Basin for $2.32 billion. The transaction, expected to close by mid-2025, will significantly expand Peabody’s Australian operations and establish it as a leading seaborne metallurgical coal producer. These assets are integral to Peabody’s strategy to increase its focus on premium steelmaking coal for the Asian market. Why It Matters? This acquisition enhances Peabody’s position as a supplier of high-quality metallurgical coal, critical for global steelmaking. The transaction is projected to generate strong cash flow and operational synergies, while improving the company’s financial profile. CEO Jim Grech remarked, “This transformative transaction presents a rare opportunity for Peabody to acquire premier
$7.8M Paget sale highlights Mackay’s investment appeal, with a global tenant, secure lease, and strong regional growth.
SeaLink Marine & Tourism’s Whitsundays adventures achieve top scores in 2025 Best of Queensland Experiences.
Mackay ranks in top five regional housing markets with 4% growth in 3 months to April, plus fast sales and high demand.
April agri report shows beef and wool growth across Queensland while weather delays hit crops and veg supply.
Port of Mackay hits 2.2M tonnes of trade (July 2024–Jan 2025), with strong exports in petroleum, sugar, and grain.
Mackay has been named in Wotif’s 2025 Aussie Town of the Year Awards, recognising it as a top travel destination for affordability, quality, and traveller satisfaction.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
What’s Happening? Peabody Energy has announced its acquisition of four Tier 1 metallurgical coal mines from Anglo American in Queensland’s Bowen Basin for $2.32 billion. The transaction, expected to close by mid-2025, will significantly expand Peabody’s Australian operations and establish it as a leading seaborne metallurgical coal producer. These assets are integral to Peabody’s strategy to increase its focus on premium steelmaking coal for the Asian market. Why It Matters? This acquisition enhances Peabody’s position as a supplier of high-quality metallurgical coal, critical for global steelmaking. The transaction is projected to generate strong cash flow and operational synergies, while improving
$7.8M Paget sale highlights Mackay’s investment appeal, with a global tenant, secure lease, and strong regional growth.
SeaLink Marine & Tourism’s Whitsundays adventures achieve top scores in 2025 Best of Queensland Experiences.
Mackay ranks in top five regional housing markets with 4% growth in 3 months to April, plus fast sales and high demand.
April agri report shows beef and wool growth across Queensland while weather delays hit crops and veg supply.
Port of Mackay hits 2.2M tonnes of trade (July 2024–Jan 2025), with strong exports in petroleum, sugar, and grain.
Mackay has been named in Wotif’s 2025 Aussie Town of the Year Awards, recognising it as a top travel destination for affordability, quality, and traveller satisfaction.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
What’s Happening? Peabody Energy has announced its acquisition of four Tier 1 metallurgical coal mines from Anglo American in Queensland’s Bowen Basin for $2.32 billion. The transaction, expected to close by mid-2025, will significantly expand Peabody’s Australian operations and establish it as a leading seaborne metallurgical coal producer. These assets are integral to Peabody’s strategy to increase its focus on premium steelmaking coal for the Asian market. Why It Matters? This acquisition enhances Peabody’s position as a supplier of high-quality metallurgical coal, critical for global steelmaking. The transaction is projected to generate strong cash flow and operational synergies, while improving
