Construction industry in crisis as clients and builders go to war
Queensland’s building industry is in crisis as costs skyrocket, delays worsen, and disputes between builders and clients threaten to send thousands of companies to the wall.
Council Elections
Kangaroo Point residents protest public transport ‘failure’
More than 100 residents were joined by Cr Jonathan Sri to protest the “unexplained” closure of a ferry stop in Kangaroo Point and the “systemic failure” of the suburb’s public transport network.
Rocky mayoral race won as ‘Pineapple’ concedes
Pineapple Hooper has called it a day and Rockhampton is set for a second by-election in under a year, with councillor Tony Williams elected Mayor today.
Why Rocky mayor may not be decided for weeks
The future of Rockhampton’s Mayoralty could remain undecided for another week, as the record-setting 17 candidates face an extended battle over preferences.
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9 reasons Condren has little hope against LNP powerhouse
Labor’s Lord mayoral candidate Patrick Condren faces an uphill battle to unseat sitting LNP mayor Adrian Schrinner, with a number of hurdles, including incumbency standing in his way, writes Paul Williams. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Harbour, health, honesty dominate election debate
A leading political expert has given their take on the key issues for the 2020 Redland City Council election, saying change may be tough.
Could South Brisbane intersection become a park?
One of Brisbane’s busiest intersections — where thousands of buses, cars, bikes and pedestrians cross paths every day — could be turned into parkland under a radical new proposal unveiled today that could save council millions. SEE THE PLANS.
Housing estate approval under investigation
The approval of a small-lot housing estate, on prime riverfront realty, is under investigation after concerns were raised about the process.
Find out where you can vote early
Find out where you can vote early across the Moreton Bay region.
Revealed: Brisbane’s dodgiest footpath fixes
Brisbane residents are venting their frustration at the state of the city’s footpaths, as pictures show quick fixes and “eyesore” streetscape rejuvenations.
Developers put on notice by mayoral hopeful
Lord mayoral hopeful Patrick Condren has put developers on notice that they’ll lose generous discounts under a Labor administration.
Watch: Campaign gets dirty with attack ad
In a new attack ad, the man who could be Brisbane’s next lord mayor has launched a broadside on the incumbent, labelling him “shifty Schrinner”. SEE THE AD
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