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Truck on highway QSuper invests in US trucking depot chain

QSuper has further expanded its global footprint with a $150 million investment in American trucking depots.

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Snr couple having breakfast and doing bills Your super in 2021: What’s changed?

See the important changes to superannuation that came into effect from 1 July 2021.

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Young couple at laptop Why long-term performance is a key factor for your super

A super fund’s long-term performance is important to a member’s retirement

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Juiced TV Nurse navigates course for family after horse riding fall

The inspirational nurse who helped eight-year-old Belle in her recovery from a nasty horse fall has been nominated in the Juiced TV Super Hero Awards, supported by QSuper.

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Kids taking part in the QSuper reading challenge QSuper’s reading challenge: a window to adventure and prizes

Students urged to name their favourite books in the QSuper Top 5 Book Challenge, part of the Premier’s Reading Challenge.

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WOW Festival banner Bridging gaps for women through financial empowerment

Our Member Education Officer has shared some of her insights from her involvement in this year’s Women of the World Festival.

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NAIDOC-Week 2021 Banner NAIDOC Week call to heal country

This National NAIDOC Week, Australians are called upon to help heal the country through the protection of Indigenous heritage.

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RFDS training Medical stars shine in elusive RFDS training program

Attending this year’s Specialised Training in Aeromedical Retrieval (STAR) program, RFDS flight nurse Bill Cater shares his experience and why it was worth the wait.

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juiced tv Dietician helps teenager face her food fears

One young teenager is leaving extended care with her head held high after 10 months working through a food phobia with her hospital hero.

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Smiling male employee in a cafe How your super will be stapled to you

Stapling will be introduced on 1 November 2021, which means your super will follow you when you change jobs.

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