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COUNCIL’S CALL CENTRE TURNS 25

It's a service many Brisbane residents take for granted - Council's call centre. It's open 24 hours a day, seven days a week - with...

BRISBANE CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF CITY CATS

City Cats have become part of everyday life for many Brisbane residents. And 25 years ago the icons were first introduced to the brown snake...

FROM SUNNY COAST SURFER TO WORLD’S BEST TREASURER

Wayne Swan grew up on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. And like nearly all Sunny Coast locals, he loved the sun and sand and was a keen...

BRISBANE THEN: WHEN THE OLYMPICS BID BEGAN

Brisbane 2032 is officially official. It's happening. Secured by the Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on a trip to Tokyo. But the river city's journey toward...

BRISBANE THEN: RIVER OF RUM

Sugar-cane-champagne. Brown, sweet and strong. The drink synonymous with the sunshine state. With ease-of-access to the best sugar in the world, building rum distilleries was...

‘HEAL COUNTRY’: NAIDOC WEEK 2021

NAIDOC (National Aborigines’ and Islanders’ Day Observance Committee) Week 2021 is almost upon us. It's a time to learn about and celebrate our First Nations...

YOUR GUIDE TO: THE LUNAR ECLIPSE

It happens once in a blue moon. A total Lunar eclipse. But tonight's event is even more special because the eclipse will occur at the...

VALE IAN BRUSASCO AO

Ian Brusasco, was a born and bred Queenslander, the product of hard working Italian migrants. His mother and father were part of the rapid influx...

ANZAC DAY GUIDE: BRISBANE 2021

This Sunday is Anzac Day, commemorating the Anniversary of the Australian and New Zealand Defence forces’ campaign on the Gallipoli Peninsular. As a special day...

ANZAC DAY TRIBUTE: AN INALA BOY AND WAR HERO

Leonard (Len) Walters is famous for good reason. He's celebrated as the only First Nations fighter pilot to serve in the Royal Australian Air Force...
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BRISBANE LABOR CALLS FOR AUTO-REPORT POTHOLE TECH

What if garbage trucks could automatically detect and report potholes, cracked roads and broken footpaths in real time? The technology first rolled out in Moreton...

“COMPLETELY UNREACHABLE”: ONE QUESTION BLOWS OPEN ACTIVE TRAVEL PLAN

Brisbane City Council’s planning scheme has come under scrutiny after Council’s Opposition Leader made a simple question of a new inner-city development. The new, approved...

“BIG FILL A BIG FAIL” BCC FALLING SHORT OF POTHOLE TARGET

Brisbane's LNP Council is off-track to beat last financial year's pothole fill record, according to new data obtained by Council's Labor Opposition. Figures obtained through...

$90,000 SPENT ON ‘METRO’ ADS LAST MONTH: COUNCIL

Brisbane City Council has revealed that it spent $90,000 advertising the 'Metro' Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System in April this year. It comes after initially...