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QUT will become the fifth Queensland university to offer a medical degree, with its first intake of students planned for 2027.
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‘Bleisure’ travel behind Brisbane’s $11bn visitor boom
Business travellers have helped boost Brisbane visitor spending last year to a new record. It comes as two major overseas airlines are about to expand flights here.
Metro popularity causes headaches – but fix is on the way
Brisbane’s new Metro is so popular the interim timetabling has led to a phenomenon called “bunching’’. But a fix for the overcrowding problem is coming soon.
Protesters ejected from council chamber, heckle Lord Mayor
Protesters have been thrown out of Brisbane City Council Chambers by police for a second week running, with bizarre claims shouted at the Lord Mayor during debate on the 2032 review. LIVE BLOG
What’s to blame for Brisbane’s constant two-week traffic jam
A perfect storm of factors has triggered two weeks of massive traffic delays across Brisbane, with road closures, music festivals and even school sport to blame.
‘Where have all the car parks gone?’: Brisbane residents fume
New Brisbane bus zones have sparked a huge backlash, with one cafe owner saying trade has plunged because customers have nowhere to park.
Ex-governor behind 2022 flood findings to head Alfred inquiry
The former Queensland governor who oversaw the review into the 2022 floods has been tasked with an inquiry into the handling of Cyclone Alfred.
Nurses still forced to run ‘rape alley’ gauntlet one year after alarm raised
Disturbing first-hand accounts of abuse, harassment and vandalism continue to be reported by terrified female nurses and workers at a major southeast hospital, a full year after they raised the alarm.
Brisbane Mayor’s warning over threat of taking 2032 Games to regions
Brisbane’s Lord Mayor has warned there may be more than just financial implications if events for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games were spread out to more regional cities.
‘Have a heart’: Protesters rage at mayor in wild council meeting
About 20 rowdy protesters have disrupted council’s Tuesday meeting, shouting at Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner to over the city’s homeless problem.
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