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People power roared into action on Sunday when more than 350 concerned residents packed into the Moorooka Bowling Club to protest against a move...

HOMELESSNESS ON OUR DOORSTEP

An all hands to the wheel approach is needed to combat Brisbane’s growing housing and homelessness crisis.   With mothers and children sleeping in cars after...

BUSY MONTH FOR SENIORS

Strengthening social connections is one of the main themes of this year's Queensland October Seniors Month.   Getting involved in exercise and social activities are a...

STATE FORCED TO GO IT ALONE ON BANYO LEVEL CROSSING INVESTIGATIONS

The Queensland Government has been forced to go it alone after the Brisbane City Council Lord Mayor and the Northgate Ward Councillor have refused...

PALLARA RESIDENTS TO HOLD MEETING AMID CALLS FOR BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE

Pallara has been dubbed Brisbane's fastest-growing suburb according to the latest Census, however local residents say they are crying out for the most basic...

5 BILLION DRINK CONTAINERS SAVED FROM LANDFILL & WATERWAYS

Since its inception in 2018, the Queensland Government's Containers for Change program has stopped 5 billion bottles, cans and poppers from ending up in landfill...

ROCHEDALE RESIDENTS FURIOUS WITH COUNCIL’S PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE

Residents in Brisbane's south are battling with the LNP-run Brisbane City Council over the proposed permanent closure of a busy local road. Council is building...

ASSAULTS ON BRISBANE BUS DRIVERS SPIKE TO NEARLY THREE PER DAY

Bus driver assaults have spiked in Brisbane, with January 2022 recording the highest number of attacks in more than two years despite the Covid...

FEDERAL LABOR COMMITS TO BRIGHTON FORESHORE UPGRADE

Anthony Albanese's Labor team has promised $5 million to upgrade the Brighton Foreshore if Labor is elected on May 21. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure Catherine...

“BLATENT SELF-PROMOTION”: LNP REPRINT COUNCIL FLYERS COSTING RATEPAYERS UP TO $130K

Almost every month the Brisbane City Council sends out a newsletter called 'Living in Brisbane'. Each flyer includes a picture of the LNP Mayor Adrian...

CALLS TO NAME CITYCATS AFTER BRISBANE KIDS CARTOON

Brisbane is known for its CityCats, but what about its "CityDogs"? A Brisbane resident has launched a petition calling for two flood damaged CityCats that...

FRUSTRATED BRISBANE RESIDENTS ASK TO MOW PARKS THEMSELVES

Summer is still burning bright and La Nina has certainly made her mark, resulting in ample grass growth over the last few months. But, according...
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REVEALED: WORSENING PEAK HOUR CONGESTION ON MAJOR COUNCIL ROADS

Questions on Notice from today’s Council meeting have revealed stagnant or worsening congestion on three major Council roads. The Inner-City Bypass, Kingsford Smith Drive and...

LNP COUNCIL PROPOSING FURTHER COMMERCIALISATION OF KING GEORGE SQUARE

Brisbane’s LNP Council is set to announce today that private sector contractors will be invited to submit proposals for a “re-imagining” of King George...

WHAT’S ON IN BRISBANE THIS WEEKEND

Ekka Returns, Candlelight Classics, and Craft Beer Festivities With clear skies on the forecast and a packed lineup of events across the city, there is...

RATEPAYER RECKONING: RESIDENTS MISLEAD BY SNEAKY RATES HIKES

As rates notices hit mailboxes, Brisbane City’s LNP Council have been forced onto the backfoot as residents question why their rates rises are much...