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Chris Herde

Chris Herde

Commercial Property Editor at The Courier Mail Realestate

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    Recent Articles

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    Breaking the boys’ club: Qld’s top 25 female founders, CEOs

    While NSW and Victoria might have the bulk of women in key positions in the business world, Queensland is making ground with some of Australia’s most powerful female business leaders residing in the Sunshine State.
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    ‘Never about the highest price’: Billionaire sells Qld pub

    Billionaire Chris Morris has offloaded a far north Queensland pub after buying it four years ago and embarking on a $400,000 renovation.
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    I worked 20-hr days building $70m business – then I almost died

    Five months ago Declan Kluver was burnt out, not sleeping and working 20 hours a day building a $70m business.
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    Qld hospitality giant axes stores as earnings plunge

    Qld hospitality giant axes stores as earnings plunge
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    Why pubs are thriving while cafes, restaurants collapse in droves

    Drinking venues are proving more resilient than the food services sector with the latest data showing one in ten cafes and restaurants around Australia have been forced to close over the past year as costs rise and weaker demand impacts on razor thin margins.
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    Hospital giant’s new not-for-profit future

    The future of Healthscope Hospitals, which went into administration a year ago with a $1.6bn debt, has been guaranteed, according to its receivers and managers with promise of the creation of a new not-for-profit organisation to operate its network.
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    Brisbane used car king’s $120m Japanese payday

    The 33-year-old owner of one of Australia’s largest used car online marketplaces has had a $120m windfall after the company he founded six years ago was purchased by a Japanese vehicle giant.
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    JLL loses another star to rival

    Commercial property giant JLL has lost another high-profile leader from its Brisbane office to a rival which has been on a multimillion dollar recruitment drive.
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    Revealed: What Queensland’s top CEOs really earn

    The chief executives of Queensland’s top 10 ASX companies gave themselves a 15 per cent wage rise in the 2025 financial year with bonuses and incentives kicking in to fatten their wallets.
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    Wind back or axe controversial mining royalties, Qlders demand

    A majority of Queenslanders want the state government to either wind back the controversial coal royalty regime that’s put thousands of jobs at risk or reach a compromise with the mining industry.
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    Brisbane’s Olympic office boom: New corridor to redefine the CBD

    The 2032 Olympics are sparking a bold expansion of Brisbane’s CBD, with fringe precincts set to become the city’s new economic engine.
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    Light-years ahead: TechnologyOne unveils game changing AI system

    Global business software company TechnologyOne has unveiled a whole-of-enterprise AI system which it says is light years ahead of the competition.
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    12,000 Aussies went broke last year as money troubles worsen

    More than 12,000 Australians went broke in the past year as cost-of-living pressures and business struggles saw personal bankruptcy rates jump by 5.3 per cent.
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    Qld mine cuts 80 jobs as costs soar

    Private Queensland miner QCoal will close down one of its underground units in the Bowen Basin, putting about 80 miners out of work because of high costs including the state government’s controversial royalties scheme.
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    Unlicensed and unlawful: Rogue Qld builder breaks the law – again

    An unlicensed builder will have to pay almost $30,000 after being caught out again by the Queensland building regulator.
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    Besieged coal miner’s $79m debt hole exposed as receivers dig throu...

    The first casualty of the Queensland super coal royalty scheme and low coal prices has yet to find a buyer or a major investor to keep its mines open as the scale of its debts are revealed.
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    First home buyers drive $1.24bn loans surge despite market shocks

    Great Southern Bank has reported a rise in its home lending business and profit, despite “a lot of little surprises” that created tough market conditions that weighed on the sector
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    $800,000 owed: Legal services firm set for wind-up

    A company that was founded by members of a venerable national law firm to provide finance IT and HR services to mid-tier and boutique legal practices will be wound up in a couple of months.
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    Billionaires feast on food chain shares

    United Petroleum founders Avi Silver and Eddie Hirsch have quietly become significant shareholders in fast food franchisor Retail Food Group which is behind staples like Donut King, Gloria Jean’s, Crust Pizza and Beefy’s Pies
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    Could Dubai-style theme park be coming to Qld?

    We’re hearing all types of chatter about plans for a Dubai-styled theme park in the Caboolture area with speculation Middle Eastern investors are eyeing a spot in the southeast for their next grand venture.
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    $135m deal: SEQ aged care company sold

    A national ASX-listed aged care giant will acquire four Rockpool homes in south east Queensland which will add 600 beds to its portfolio.