45km bikeway to sweep over river
It’s a dramatic way to end your bike ride. Cyclists on a new 45km route from the southside to the CBD will swoop down over the river at Kangaroo Point.
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How’d he do that? Where were those taken? Craig Stampfli’s unique photos of The Gap have had residents scratching heads.
Push for new bus to connect westside suburbs
Why don’t our buses connect suburbs better? That’s the question westside residents pushing for a Bardon to Toowong service are asking.
Outrage as developer clears trees from Brisbane site
Trent Dalton’s hit book Boy Swallows Universe talks about its tall trees, so when a developer cleared all but one on a site at The Gap, locals were outraged.
RACQ hoses down plan for 12-hour, all-year school zones
The state’s peak motoring body is not too keen on the latest Greens policy: trialling permanent school 40km/h zones.
‘For Lease’ signs giving Brisbane high streets a bad name
They’re a visual blight which deter would-be renters. A leading businessman says “for lease’’ signs in shop windows must go.
Greens call for trial of 7am-7pm school zones
School 40km/h zone times would be extended to 12 hours a day, 365 days a year under a radical Queensland Greens plan.
12 westsiders receive Honours List awards
From a pioneering female judge to a chorusmaster and a former premier, Brisbane’s inner west produced a long list of luminaries recognised in the nation’s top awards.
Why some little corner stores thrive in an online world
We asked two experts what it takes for little family-run convenience stores to survive in a cutthroat world of mega chains and online shopping.
Union boss says Council’s latest bus works are unsafe
The bus union boss says removing an indented stop on one of Brisbane’s busiest roads has made Council’s upgrade even less safe.
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