Treasury Casino could be transformed into Qld’s newest uni campus
A major tertiary institution has confirmed its interest in the Treasury Casino and Hotel site in the heart of the city, after it was put on the market with a $200m price tag.
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A tram line connecting Mount Gravatt to Hamilton via the Story Bridge has been savaged as ‘something out of Harry Potter’. SEE THE MAP
Hanson slams LNP leader as One Nation reveals Qld election preferences
Pauline Hanson has declared One Nation’s preferences for the State Election, saying she won’t give Labor another term but also that she doesn’t trust LNP leader David Crisafulli, launching a scathing attack on the man vying to be Premier.
Super Saturday: Complete guide to Brisbane City Council election
Voting has opened for the Brisbane City Council elections. We’ve put together a full guide of the candidates who are running as well as explaining how preference voting works. SEE THE LIST.
Metro launch under threat amid state, council funding stalemate
The launch of Brisbane Metro services could be delayed until next year amid a funding standoff between the state government and city council.
4C above average: Cyclone chances ‘still unclear’ but southeast set to fry
South East Queenslanders are being warned to expect temperatures up to 4C above average, as the Bureau of Meteorology says is it still unclear about the threat of a potential cyclone. LIVE TEMPS
Cyclone now ‘unlikely’ to hit Qld but flooding could last ‘weeks, if not months’
New modelling suggests the threat of another cyclone crossing the Queensland coast has eased, but heavy rain and hot weather is likely to continue well into the future. SEE THE LATEST UPDATES
‘Fraction of the cost of road upgrade’: Lord Mayor’s hi-tech plan to fix traffic congestion
Adrian Schrinner says if re-elected at next month’s council election, he will overhaul the “ageing technology” that controls Brisbane’s traffic lights.
Greens’ free transport pledge in play for push on Brisbane council
Public transport across Brisbane would be free for kids, and off-peak travel free for everyone under a bold election pitch by Greens mayoral candidate Jonathan Sriranganathan.
Revealed: Dramatic changes inside Qld schools as phone ban takes effect
The first two weeks of the statewide blanket mobile phone ban in schools has seen a remarkable turnaround in students, with reports of “engaged” students, packed sports courts and a whole heap of new activities being taken up.
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