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First look: ‘Green Grid’ plan to link Brisbane Olympic venues

Brisbane could transform into an interconnected urban forest under a bold new plan that would revolutionise how visitors experience the 2032 Olympics across the city.

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Courier Mail Future BNE campaign Urbis render. Aerial view of proposed ideas for Brisbane Southbank and CBD for the 2032 Olympics.

OpinionFuture QLD

Editor’s view: Games future is green as city takes shape

We must all do our bit to ensure we make the most of this once-in-forever opportunity of hosting the Olympics and Paralympics, writes the editor.

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All for one: Mayors unite to promote ‘Brisbane’ on world stage

South East Queensland mayors – even those vehemently against the idea – are uniting to promote “Brisbane City Region” to the world, in a bid to lure investment.

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OpinionFuture QLD

The truth hurts: Gabba is an icon but it can’t match Optus Stadium

Queenslanders love the Gabba and will soak up its quaint charm during the Second Test, but it’s not the same offering as Optus Stadium, writes Richard Coulson.

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Editor’s view: A challenge to our region’s very state of mind

South East Queensland must think of itself as a genuinely single region, where decisions must be made for the betterment of all, writes the editor.

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Delta Australia Holdings Ltd has lodged plans for a major residential tower complex at a historical site at Kangaroo Point.

66 hotel rooms a month: Incredible building target needed for Games

Brisbane hotel room rates will have to soar to as much as $700 to spur developers to build enough accommodation for 2032 Games visitors, an expert has warned.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. SEPTEMBER 8, 2025. A generic photo of the Brisbane CBD from Kangaroo Point. Picture: NewsWire/ Glenn Campbell

With seven years to go, we’re going to need some real action soon

There are still seven years till the 2032 Games, but the patience of Queenslanders can only last so long, writes the editor.

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Cranes in the Brisbane CBD. Pic Peter Wallis

Full list: Every Qld project in $127bn ‘perfect storm’

Queensland needs 15,000 more builders and engineers within five years to deliver a record $127.5bn construction pipeline, as worker productivity hits concerning lows.

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(clockwise from top left) The Wendy's opening in the Queen Street Mall; the Kangaroo Point green bridge has bene a hit; Committee For Brisbane's Jen Williams; the record Ekka crowd on the last day of the Show this year.

$274 a night: Brisbane economy booms but hotel crunch bites hard

Brisbane hotel rates have surged 40 per cent to $274 a night as the inner city booms, with international students now making up one-fifth of CBD residents.

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Editor’s view: Critical shortage may see Qld fall at the final hurdle

This is a golden period for Queensland, and we can’t afford to let it go begging, writes the editor.

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Future shock: Floating high-rises, flying taxis, solar trains in 2100 vision

A major Australian architecture firm has unveiled an exclusive glimpse into South East Queensland’s future, where entire neighbourhoods rise and fall with floodwaters.

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Generic view of Brisbane City from the new North Arm Bridge Climb and office is set to enhance BrisbaneÃs world-first multi-dimensional adventure tourism precinct in the heart of the city end of the Story Bridge, on Wedneday 22nd January 2025 - Photo Steve Pohlner

Forget the Games, this is what Brisbane must first get right

As building limits get ever higher, Brisbane’s city planners will be judged harshly if they disrespect our character, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL

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Pictures from Saturday night in Fortitude Valley. Pic Peter Wallis

‘Think differently’: Qld’s final frontier for late-night shopping and dining

A battle is brewing over Queensland’s trading hours as councils demand power to extend shopping times, while unions warn of devastating impacts on small retailers.

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Brisbane's Story Bridge lit up blue and white in support of Israel.

Editor’s view: The change that’s truly needed to be a new world city

Late-night dining and retail options across the state’s southeast are actions that may seem small, but have the potential to be truly transformative, writes the editor.

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