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Cashless Payments Make You Spend More: Research

Researchers recommend consumers carry cash instead of cards whenever they can, as it acts as a self-control method.

MPs Move Bill to Compel Businesses to Keep Using Cash

Businesses could face fines up to $25,000 for refusing cash | Western Advocate

New bill may force Australian businesses to accept cash or face fines up to $25,000. Concerns rise over a potential cashless society.

Charters Towers job project delayed in Federal Budget 2024 | Queensland Country Life

Major project creating 172 jobs halted in Charters Towers under Federal Budget 2024. Mayor Liz Schmidt expresses disappointment.

Mayor Schmidt disappointed by Federal Budget 2024 | North Queensland Register

Charters Towers mayor expresses disappointment over major project delays in the Federal Budget, impacting job prospects and community growth.

Westpac's moratorium on branch closures extended until 2027 | North Queensland Register

Westpac extends branch closure moratorium until 2027 in Tully and Ingham, receiving praise from Nick Dametto for supporting regional communities.

Westpac's moratorium on branch closures extended until 2027 | North Queensland Register

Westpac extends branch closure moratorium until 2027 in Tully and Ingham, receiving praise from Nick Dametto for supporting regional communities.

Controversial wind farm proposal withdrawn | Ravenshoe news | North Queensland Register

Controversial wind farm plan near Ravenshoe withdrawn as company retracts proposal, State Member for Hill comments on environmental impact.

Wind farm withdrawal near Ravenshoe | Queensland Country Life

Controversial wind farm plan near Ravenshoe withdrawn after intense campaign. Find out the reasons behind the decision and its environmental impact.

Bob Katter slams Telstra over Julia Creek service disruption | North Queensland Register

Federal Member for Kennedy criticises Telstra for disrupting mobile reception during Julia Creek Dirt n Dust Festival. Read more on this controversial decision.