Search where to vote: Full list of every polling booth in Qld
As Queensland’s council elections arrive, we explain how to find where your local booth is no matter where you are in the state. SEARCH THE INTERACTIVE
As Queensland’s council elections arrive, we explain how to find where your local booth is no matter where you are in the state. SEARCH THE INTERACTIVE
The three leaders of the major parties have laid out their plans on why you should vote for them today in the Brisbane council elections.
Former federal MP Andrew Laming has been blocked by a court from displaying signs a rival mayoral candidate alleges falsely ties her to the Australian Greens.
Residents across Brisbane are being bombarded with cold calls and text messages urging them to vote for LNP and Labor candidates ahead of tomorrow’s council elections.
A bizarre stoush has erupted between Brisbane’s local Liberal and Labor parties following allegations of election campaigning at a cemetery over the weekend. SEE THE FLYER.
All new developments would be banned in Brisbane’s most flood-prone areas as part of the Greens’ overhaul if the party is voted into power in the city council election next month.
The Greens will unveil plans to turn traffic lanes on six Brisbane roads into bus lanes or transit lanes as part of their proposal to ease congestion by improving the bus network.
The Safer School Precincts would be a new initiative if Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner is re-elected, with plans to double existing funding to around $10m in the next council budget.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has slammed now-disendorsed LNP candidate Brock Alexander saying he sparked a ‘frustrating and concerning’ saga weeks out from an election.
The launch of Brisbane Metro services could be delayed until next year amid a funding standoff between the state government and city council.
An additional ferry terminal was first identified for delivery in 2011 under LNP Lord Mayor Campbell Newman, but it’s taken a Greens leader to project back on the agenda.
One of Brisbane’s mayoral candidates has promised to pave the way for the expansion of the newMetro network into the suburbs, while another is dead against it, and the third has proposed plans for “high-frequency” alternatives.
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