
Hancock Prospecting Shifts $133M Into Defence Giants, Boosts Gold Holdings
Hancock Prospecting added CrowdStrike, L3Harris, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and RTX in a $133 million shift toward defence and gold.
Topic
All finance stories from Brisbane.

Hancock Prospecting added CrowdStrike, L3Harris, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and RTX in a $133 million shift toward defence and gold.

Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting has reshaped its US equity portfolio in 2026, tilting a book worth around US$3.3 billion toward defence contractors, gold and rare earths, a shift that mirrors the geopolitical themes now driving much of her dealmaking.
Local job trends in Brisbane reflect broader patterns in economic signals and capital movement that shape hiring across the city.

The city's small business sector continues to drive activity despite signs of cooling in the residential property market and other pressures.

Government programs are directing resources toward innovation hubs and startup attraction in the city.

A 3.9 per cent unemployment rate and selective employer caution point to steadier pay packets for some workers alongside slower recruitment in trades and care roles.

July 9 Telstra outage knocked out triple-zero calls and mobile banking across Brisbane. Learn how the network failure affected Queen Street Mall, CBD services and what households should do next.

Targeted reskilling programs and collaborative initiatives are transforming employment prospects across Brisbane South East.

Redevelopment plans and capital movement data point to steady inflows into the city's commercial core amid national network disruptions.

New openings across the city point to broader shifts that operators must factor into their planning.
Local programs and resources provide insight into how economic trends impact small businesses and investment in Brisbane.
A clear look at what shapes the commercial property market in Brisbane today and why it matters for local businesses and investors.
Council programs and resources help the sector that makes up over 97 percent of local firms adapt to current conditions.

Queensland’s capital moves up 13 spots in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report amid new innovation precincts and incubator hubs.

Low unemployment and rising wages highlight challenges and opportunities across Brisbane’s key growth sectors.

New government funding and hubs are driving a significant jump in Brisbane’s startup scene, with key players already reaping benefits in jobs and investment.

New apartment launches in South Brisbane and Newstead stand out as dwelling values hit $1.12 million amid slower monthly gains.

A 3.9 per cent unemployment rate and rising wages coincide with targeted public investments in innovation sectors.

Australia's construction shortfall deepens the housing crisis, with renters in Brisbane facing mounting pressure as supply fails to meet demand.
Brisbane’s property market dynamics reflect global influences, shaping opportunities and challenges for local businesses and residents alike.

Strong government backing and rising startup numbers are met with ongoing challenges as Brisbane’s innovation ecosystem evolves in 2026.
Worldwide shifts in travel procedures and network reliability are prompting local innovators to review how they reach customers and talent.

As hiring managers increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to filter job applicants, Brisbane businesses are being warned the technology can create barriers for jobseekers.

Council grants, expos and awards are steering more workers toward micro-enterprises in health, logistics and trades.

Low-cost carrier eyes domestic market share, promising cheaper fares on major Australian routes from the Queensland capital.

Australian sharemarket edges up despite Wall Street volatility triggered by Apple's price increases on major products.

Brisbane’s dining scene anticipates the September launch of Pici, helmed by acclaimed local chef Will Cowper, highlighting a fresh wave of culinary innovation.

ASX 200 slips amid cautious market sentiment, highlighting mounting pressures on Australian small enterprises navigating cost and credit challenges in 2026.

A closer look at current economic shifts and implications for local companies amid flat ASX trading and sector-specific challenges.
The Daily Network — local news across Australia