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Mackay tradie snaps up jetski business

A TRADE as a small engine mechanic has allowed Jared Leaman to travel the world.

The must-have gadget for Aussie summer

This is obviosuly not an Australian summer, but you get the point.

IS THERE anything better than an evening out in the backyard during an Aussie...

EVERY TIME YOU BUY: Simple trick to save without trying

TECH HOT SPOT: More Albert EFTPOS tablet will be used at the Caloundra Music Festival than have been utilised in one place before.

How to save without even trying.

NBN under fire as internet complaints surge

Does your internet connection make you want to do this?

Aussies are underwhelmed with their home broadband connection.

Meet Google’s smarter smartphone

Google’s newest smartphones, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, will become available for pre-order in Australia on October 20. Picture: AFP PHOTO / Elijah Nouvelage

ONE YEAR has passed since Google launched its first serious bid for your smartphone...

Welcome rain relieves strain, dry spell pain

Yandina Station owners Neil and Sally Newman look over their waterlogged property with daughter Katie, 19 months.

Livestock owners looking forward to fresh grass growth

41% increase in phone and internet complaints

NOT HAPPY: According to the According to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman, Australian residential consumers and small businesses made 158,016 complaints in the last financial year (1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017). NSW customers made 50,537 complaints, a year on year increase of 43.6 per cent.

Phone and internet customers fed up with poor service

Huawei declares death of the smartphone

The HUAWEI Mate 10 and HUAWEI Mate 10 Pro pack a 4000 mAh high-density battery

Chinese tech giant introduced its first AI mobile chipset, Kirin 970

Money

Financial adviser banned for three years

Drew Grosskreutz has been banned for failing to act in clients' best interest

Young people fear robots will steal their jobs

Nicole Robinson is a psychology PhD student at QUT who is working with robots. She is with "Andy”.

The #WTF campaign wants your ideas on this hot-button topic.

How loyalty to companies is costing us thousands

Consumer finance specialist Lisa Montgomery says loyalty doesn’t always equal savings.Source:News Corp Australia

It pays to shop around for banking and insurance

The money wasters costing Aussies more than $5000 a year

Could you tighten up your budget to save cash?

Avoidable spending is hurting household budgets

The staggering amount Gen X will need for retirement

Are you planning for your retirement?

Five tips on saving for a comfortable retirement

GALLERY: Eyesore Rocky home sells for $72k

The inside of the deteriorating McKean St home.

A renovator's dream: Inside the deteriorated Berserker house

Building disaster: Family left to cop $20k mess

ROTTED AWAY: Todd Wallace shows the damage done to the walls from water as a result of a dodgy water proofing job.

A series of blunders has left the Wallace family home ruined.

Technology

Say goodbye to menus and ATMs

AUSSIES are rejoicing the scrapping of ATM fees, but they could soon be gone completely. Along with restaurant menus.

‘MY BLOOD BOILED’: Why I will never use LinkedIn again

LinkedIn

LinkedIn is supposed to be the professional social networking site

The Stormtroopers are coming – to vacuum your floor

Samsung has released a range of floor sweeping POWERbots

Aldi takes on smartphones with cheap iPhone offer

Aldi isn’t just coming for your groceries or ski gear anymore

Opinion

Building your prosperity through property

IT'S no secret us Aussies love to invest in property, but no matter what type of investor you are there are three simple investing principles you have to know.

OPINION: Fixation with coal starting to look like socialism

Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison pictured holding a piece of coal during House of Representatives Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra, in February.

Honestly, what is up with our politicians' preoccupation with coal?

How to stop losing 'easy' sales

15/07/02 110966 Building industry, tradesmans toolbelt. Photo Brett Wortman / Sunshine Coast Daily

There are things you can do to stop losing easy sales

Madness that allowed foreign workers a foot in the door

Sparks fly as a sheet metal worker fabricates a piece of mining equipment at Mastermyne Engineering. Photo: Chris Ison / The Morning Bulletin

That is what the 457 visa program had become - a madness

Do you need an extra hand to grow your business?

Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce board member Sam Wright, Friday, January 27, 2017.

The road to success is tough

OPINION: Super changes to impact thousands

The government's changes to superannuation could potentially impact almost anyone currently contributing to or drawing from a superannuation account, such as those working and retired.

Do you understand how the new rules will affect you from July 1?

What's to stop your house getting trashed like this one?

YOUR RIGHTS: How protected are you?

Games & Gadgets

Huawei unveils $499 phone with dual cameras on front and back

CHINESE phone giant Huawei has unveiled a sub $500 phone which offer both front and back dual lens cameras.

Dangerous iPhone scam easy to fall for

The one of the left is legitimate, while the one on the right is not.

Credit card and personal details could be taken in seconds

Apple Watch Series 3 review: Not perfect, but damn close

Apple Watch Series 3 features a clever antenna design that uses the display itself to transmit and receive.

Constant connectivity does have its downsides

REVEALED: The $79 gadget that promises to change your life

It might not look like much, but this product is incredible.Source:Supplied

The KeySmart Pro could be best described as a Swiss Army knife