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Community fears as signs disappear amid fire rating system changes
Only half of new fire danger signs planned for Queensland have been rolled out, as the state heads into a potentially catastrophic season.
‘Marathon auction’ sees prestige Brisbane home sells for $5.85m
A ‘marathon auction’ in a inner-city Brisbane suburb has sold for $5.85m. FIND OUT WHERE
Bayside block with ‘famous’ fig tree sells for $1.37m
A knockdown home with a heritage listed fig tree has sold under the hammer in Brisbane‘s bayside. FIND OUT WHERE
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‘Give it a try’: Public transport plea as traffic chaos wreaks havoc
Amid worsening traffic conditions in Brisbane, patronage levels across the TransLink network are still well below pre-Covid levels. See the latest figures.
Council: $2.5m relief still available for flood victims
More than 10,000 flood-affected residents have been approved for rates relief with the Brisbane Lord Mayor saying applications will only remain open for another fortnight.
Key venues locked out of new crackdown on grog-fuelled violence
Casinos will be excluded from tougher restrictions to limit alcohol-fuelled violence even as evidence shows that they contribute significantly to the number of ‘police-recorded assaults’.
10km/h grind: Brisbane’s gridlock hot spots amid post-Covid pandemonium
Brisbane is experiencing traffic levels not seen since the pandemic began, causing agonisingly slow peak times where motorists move just 10km/h. BRISBANE’S WORST CONGESTION REVEALED
First look: Huge new cycling hub for Brisbane’s CBD
Brisbane’s $3.6 billion Queens Wharf development will feature a cycling hub to serve as a central station for commuters. SEE PIC
Brisbane apartment sells in less than a minute
A Brisbane apartment has gone under the hammer in record time, selling for $550,000 in less than a minute.
Council Airbnb crackdown a possibility before 2032 Olympics
Operators of short-stay accommodation in Brisbane are generating a median monthly revenue of more than $3600 while long-term renters are struggling to find a home, prompting the possibility of a crackdown in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics.
REPLAYS: Brisbane auction action across Brisbane
We’ve been at auctions across Brisbane on Saturday livestreaming all the real estate action. WATCH THE REPLAYS
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