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Tony Moore is a senior reporter at Brisbane Times and covers urban affairs and the changing city.

Increase in SEQ train disruptions as 50¢ fare trial looms

Increase in SEQ train disruptions as 50¢ fare trial looms

Queensland Rail says it is meeting its targets for having the trains run on time. A commuter group says the evidence suggests otherwise.

  • by Tony Moore

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Don’t Go, Card: Software problems put brakes on smart ticketing rollout

Don’t Go, Card: Software problems put brakes on smart ticketing rollout

Passengers might have to wait until mid-2025 to use a credit card, mobile or smartwatch to pay their fare on any of the 1200 Brisbane City Council buses.

  • by Tony Moore
Women avoiding Mt Coot-tha trails after new sighting of attacker

Women avoiding Mt Coot-tha trails after new sighting of attacker

A fourth incident since May 13 where a man has allegedly harassed women on the walking trails around Mt Coot-tha’s bushlands has triggered an increase in police patrols.

  • by Tony Moore
Man dies after being struck by bus in South Brisbane

Man dies after being struck by bus in South Brisbane

An investigation is under way into the crash and the Lord Mayor has expressed his condolences to the man’s family on Saturday.

  • by Tony Moore
Outer suburban travellers to be left behind under 50¢ fare scheme: council

Outer suburban travellers to be left behind under 50¢ fare scheme: council

The impact of 50 cent fares is the latest flashpoint between the council – which has paid $1 billion for the Brisbane Metro bus network – and the Labor state government.

  • by Tony Moore
Another music festival cancelled as government looks for expert help

Another music festival cancelled as government looks for expert help

After 17 years, the Caloundra Music Festival has been scrapped due to rising costs. One industry veteran says it’s time to reconsider the role of such events.

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‘Enormous potential’: Plan to bring life to the forgotten end of South Bank

‘Enormous potential’: Plan to bring life to the forgotten end of South Bank

High-level talks have begun to map out the future of a stretch of Brisbane riverfront that predates Expo 88. What does that mean for its major tenant?

  • by Tony Moore
The smoke haze blanketing Brisbane this week began with a wet summer

The smoke haze blanketing Brisbane this week began with a wet summer

The rain that fell six months ago watered grass and trees that could have fuelled bushfires this summer. That’s why firies are cautiously burning around Brisbane now.

  • by Tony Moore
‘No-go areas’: How population growth is putting parts of SEQ in the red for developers

‘No-go areas’: How population growth is putting parts of SEQ in the red for developers

Sensitive areas in south-east Queensland that could be off-limits to developers have been identified under proposed planning changes.

  • by Tony Moore
This suburb has the most plane noise complaints – but these locals say that’s just hot air

This suburb has the most plane noise complaints – but these locals say that’s just hot air

A Senate inquiry has heard most aircraft noise complaints come from one Brisbane suburb. Some residents are not worried.

  • by Tony Moore
Are cutbacks stopping Brisbane enjoying these slices of heaven?

Are cutbacks stopping Brisbane enjoying these slices of heaven?

Brisbane’s three environment centres at Boondall, Karawatha and Chermside West should be “scaled up” for locals and tourists alike, the Qld Conservation Council says.

  • by Tony Moore

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