‘Can't meet own target': State blasted over bus policy backflip
The state government has been accused of sensationally backflipping on its own flagship zero emission bus policy, with the Brisbane City Council...
Family to sue over Brisbane watch house death
Five relatives of an Indigenous woman who died in the Brisbane City watch house have been given the green light by a court to sue for personal...
Family set to sue over Brisbane watch house death
Five relatives of an Indigenous woman who died in the Brisbane City watch house have been given the green light by a court to sue for personal...
Councillor chucks in $164k-a-year job in the hope of LNP preselection
A long-serving LNP-aligned Brisbane City Councillor will leave her post to make a tilt at state politics, saying the improvements the community...
Riverfire kicks off Brisbane Festival with a BANG
Thousands turned out to the city’s best vantage points to celebrate Brisbane Festival’s dazzling Riverfire event.
Rodent faeces, blood: Popular Brisbane restaurant fined $22k over breaches
The company behind a popular Brisbane restaurant has been fined tens of thousands of dollars after rodent faeces were found on dry food containers...
In pictures: Crowds enjoy Riverfire’s spectacular fly-bys ahead of fireworks
Crowds swarming along the banks of the Brisbane River in anticipation of the Riverfire fireworks spectacular have been treated to a spectacular...
Editor’s view: Council leads the way on housing
Brisbane City Council has set a challenge for the state government – to put your money where your mouth is when it comes to helping fix the housing...
Editor's view: Council leads the way on housing
Brisbane City Council has set a challenge for the state government – to put your money where your mouth is when it comes to helping fix the housing...
‘Lining their pockets': Salvos fired over Brisbane's new housing strategy
Brisbane City Council has been accused of lining developers' pockets in its latest attempt to increase housing supply, with warnings ratepayers...
LGBTQIA+ activists are trying to ‘shut down' free speech
Family First Party's Lyle Shelton says his lawyers, the Human Rights Law Alliance, have a “full caseload” of clients, and it's been driven by...
LGBTQIA+ activists are trying to ‘shut down’ free speech
Family First Party’s Lyle Shelton says his lawyers, the Human Rights Law Alliance, have a “full caseload” of clients, and it’s been driven by...
Reno rumble: Trendy cafe takes on council over driveway slap down
A fashionable cafe on Bulimba's trendy Oxford St cafe strip has been slapped with an enforcement notice by the Brisbane City Council, after its...
‘Lost value overnight': Fears council apology over resumption mailout too late
More than 800 residents have received apology letters from Brisbane City Council reassuring them that their homes will not be resumed to make way...
Fears council apology over mass resumption mailout too late
More than 800 residents have received apology letters from Brisbane City Council reassuring them that their homes will not be resumed to make way...
Four homes engulfed in flames in Brisbane city
Fire crews have battled to put out towering flames engulfing four homes in an inner city area of Brisbane. The neighbouring properties were ablaze...
First look: Inside Queen’s Wharf’s lavish hotel rooms
New details of the Queen’s Wharf luxury Leisure Deck that wraps around level 7 of the $3.6 billion precinct above Brisbane’s new casino have been...
Green wave gaining potential to wipe out Brisbane City Council election
A Greens wave could rock next year's Brisbane City Council election, with insiders saying as many as 16 wards will be in play across the city.
Speeding cyclists clocked over limit in Mt Coot-Tha madness
Brisbane City Council has ruled out changing the speed limit on Mount Coot-Tha, despite most cyclists being caught zipping down the hill over the...
‘Blood on their hands’: Mass delays as CFMEU, climate activists storm CBD
Thousands of CFMEU members and climate change activists have stormed the Brisbane CBD this morning to protest outside Labor’s national conference.
Plan for tunnel to avoid Chermside traffic came from govt money-makers
Queensland Investment Corporation saw merit – and money – in the idea of a new tollway. It then launched Project Polaris, sidelining Brisbane City...
Riverstage opened to 9k Matildas fans for historic World Cup semi
Brisbane’s Riverstage will be opened to 9000 football fans for the Matildas’ semi-final match against England on Wednesday evening, with the state...
Cross River Rail: A history of bungles, blowouts and blow-ups
It’s the billion dollar project leaving all kinds of history.