September 2024
PFAS foam leaks on Transurban’s Brisbane toll road rankle council
Transurban’s maintenance practices are being reviewed by Brisbane’s city council after fire-fighting foam spilled from a tank into a pump station in the company’s Clem Jones Tunnel.
August 2024
Transurban’s Brisbane toll road operations scrutinised by council
The company has been forced to hand over toll road operational manuals to the Brisbane City Council after the government authority demanded information on responses to traffic accidents.
May 2024
The Star suitor and the fight over home in exclusive suburb
There hasn’t been confusion like this around casinos since “The Hangover”.
March 2024
Lang Park to host Brisbane 2032 ceremonies after review rejected
Lang Park will be the site of opening and closing ceremonies while the old venue for the 1982 Commonwealth Games will be upgraded to host athletics.
Labor is in deep trouble in Queensland
One senior LNP figure says Albanese’s focus on the Voice last year amid a youth crime wave and cost-of-living crisis damaged federal Labor in Queensland more than anywhere else.
August 2023
Brisbane players team up for $2b Toowong project
More than $1 billion could be invested into developing an amalgamated site in Brisbane’s inner west, resulting a mixed use project with an end value close to twice that.
July 2020
Thursday is the most dangerous day to risk a parking ticket
New data shows parking inspectors like to take Mondays and Fridays off and Melbourne is the most risky city to overstay a park.
July 2019
Brisbane joins Sydney and Melbourne in payphone battle against Telstra
Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne are now fighting Telstra and JCDecaux's new payphones with advertising billboards.
March 2019
City of Brisbane future fund offloading $35m office building
CBIC chief executive Gary Coleman said recently the wealth fund was “rebalancing” and recyling some of its assets so as to be less concentrated in Brisbane.
September 2002
Brisbane council workers hooked online
For businesses and governments with large numbers of field workers, wireless technologies have emerged as a Holy Grail for delivering information when and where it's needed.