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WORST BRISBANE SUBURBS PLAUGED BY POTHOLES

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They can pop your tyre and ruin your day, all within seconds. They are also a serious safety hazard. Potholes are nobody's friend and they've been...
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DRAINAGE FUNDING DOWN, FLOODING COMPLAINTS UP

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Figures in Brisbane City Council documents reveal a drop in allocated funding for drainage infrastructure in recent years. In the 2020/21 financial year the funding...
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OPINION: “A LOT OF QUESTIONS NEED ANSWERING”

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It’s now been more than three weeks since the end of the flood crisis. The uninsured, underinsured and people who rent have been hit hard....
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RESIDENTS FURIOUS WITH LACK OF FLOOD WARNING

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As the water recedes and the clean up continues, the focus is switching to what went wrong with Council's response to the 2022 flood...
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DARRA RESIDENTS SEETHING OVER COUNCIL’S CALL TO TURN PARK INTO “CESSPIT”

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To aid with the flood clean-up, the LNP-run Brisbane City Council has set up a number of temporary tip sites. But the location of some...
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“WHAT A JOKE!”: RESIDENTS FURIOUS OVER COUNCIL’S DECISION TO CANCEL MUD ARMY EARLY

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To say the South East Queensland floods have been devastating is an absolute understatement. Not a single suburb in Brisbane was spared. As the water receded,...
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“THERE IS NO TIME FOR STALLING”: LABOR COUNCILLORS CALL FOR MOSQUITO BLITZ AMID JAPANESE ECEPHALITIS CASES

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Brisbane residents have been tried and tested over the last few weeks. First the omicron wave, then a devastating flood and now the threat of...
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TRAINS AND FERRIES STILL DOWN, SOME BUS SERVICES TO RETURN

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The rain may be gone for now, but the flood waters remain high and there's been extensive damage to our public transport network. Rail crews...
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LONG GRASS COMPLAINTS SURGE ACROSS BRISBANE

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It's one of the most basic services a Council can offer - mowing. But this year it seems Brisbane's parks, median strips and kerbsides are...
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LNP COUNCILLORS REFUSE TO CONDEMN CITIPOINTE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OVER ENROLMENT CONTRACT

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There was a wave of immense public outrage when an enrolment contract for Brisbane's Citipointe Christian College was released before the start of term...
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BRING BACK THE GRASS AND FOUNTAINS!

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Residents have sparked renewed calls for King George Square to return to its former green glory. A petition has been launched on the Brisbane City...
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SAVE OUR BOWLO!

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Creatives, performers and residents are campaigning hard to save their beloved East Brisbane Bowls club. The building, currently being used as a thriving community space...
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