NRL's $5 billion media deal cements Nine and Foxtel's grip on Australian sports broadcasting
The renewed arrangement delivers record revenue to the rugby league but entrenches existing media ownership patterns in Australian sport.
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The renewed arrangement delivers record revenue to the rugby league but entrenches existing media ownership patterns in Australian sport.

A plain-language guide to how Brisbane's housing and rental markets work, what shapes prices and rents, and the affordability pressures facing owners and renters across the River City.
Falling job advertisement volumes and persistent recruitment difficulties in key sectors are creating challenges for Brisbane employers this year.

Local enterprises engage with global economic shifts amid technological and regulatory developments.
Workers and employers in the city gain from grasping how signals and capital movements shape job availability and stability.

A new approach to harnessing waste heat from sewage systems offers Brisbane a potential path to reducing energy costs for public facilities.
As global factors like the 2032 Olympics reshape demand, Brisbane businesses grapple with talent shortages and shifting sector growth.
Brisbane developers continue to manage multiple pressures affecting project feasibility and investment flows.

Brisbane’s commercial development sector is navigating significant challenges this year as economic and market factors strain growth prospects.
With New Balance opening in Westfield Chermside and rental growth across sectors, Brisbane’s retail scene is evolving rapidly in 2026.
A 9.43 per cent jump in WTI crude to US$78.88 is feeding through to Brisbane-linked resources and energy holdings even as the ASX 200 edges only 0.05 per cent higher.
Growing networking and industry gatherings are influencing employment dynamics and talent attraction in Brisbane.

A national audit revealing some Australian drivers are being short-changed at the pump raises questions about compliance at Brisbane bowsers.
With more than 97% of businesses classified as small enterprises, Brisbane City Council is expanding initiatives to help them thrive.
A sluggish property downturn is creating fresh opportunities for Brisbane home seekers willing to shop around.
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