‘Be proud’: Star chief’s message to hospitality sector
Star Brisbane CEO Daniel Finch says the city’s culinary offering can shine in 2032 and the hospitality workforce will be critical to its success.
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‘We need a solution’: Airport boss calls for AirTrain action
Fixing the current AirTrain issues will allow more frequent, affordable and competitive rail services to the airport, writes Gert-Jan de Graaff.
Hospitality overhaul to offer best ingredient for a great night out
Queensland’s hospitality industry needs a major overhaul – including tax revamps, visa changes and role rebrands – to turn Brisbane into a true 24-7 city ahead of the 2032 Games.
This is one thing Qld needs more of … before it’s too late
Queensland tourism has the chance to go to another level – but we have to be bold first, writes Carnival’s Peter Little.
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Wake up, grow up: The 24hr night-life revolution Brisbane needs
Embarrassed industry leaders are calling for a night-time commissioner to fix Brisbane’s hospitality scene, saying we can’t face international guests with “by the way, can you get up at 4am and be in bed by 8.30pm”.
Smart State: Push to become nation’s innovation capital
The 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games can ignite innovation in Brisbane and celebrate our tech prowess, attract top talent and create a legacy, writes Ed Chung.
‘Our own worst enemies’: Why Brisbane smart-state revolution will fail without you
Brisbane’s laid-back nature is hurting its ability to lure new residents and major businesses from the southern cities of Sydney and Melbourne, and it should be championing itself as Australia’s Silicon Valley.
Next Expo moment: Time to fire up Brisbane’s night-life
Brisbane needs to create more night-time precincts if the city is going to maximise the green and gold runway to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, writes Robbie Cooke.
Goodbye gridlock: Light at end of the tunnel as Games plan drops
The state government releases a 20-year blueprint on Friday that will address South East Queensland transport infrastructure for the 2032 Games and beyond.
‘International embarrassment’: Time running out for Games infrastructure
Cuts and delays to Queensland’s road and rail projects risk setting up the state for “international embarrassment” when the Olympics arrive, MPs are warning.
First look: Brisbane Metro’s new depot the largest in country
Brisbane Metro’s 10-hectare depot will produce enough daily energy to power to 280 homes and will operate 24/7.
Editor’s view: Audacious bid, yes, but Gold Coast 26 not silly
By stepping in to save the 2026 Games, the Gold Coast has the opportunity to reshape what the event has become, to make it more attractive to future hosts, writes the editor.
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