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Twist in legal saga as church vows to develop site next to XXXX brewery
As it challenges the installation of ethanol tanks at the Milton brewery, the Anglican Church has lodged plans for units, a pool, wine cellar and art room next door.
- Sean Parnell
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Locals fear 25-storey tower would turn tennis lawns into concrete jungle
Neighbours say plans for the “out-of-character” residential high-rise bust height restrictions.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Brisbane River ‘lifestyle precinct’ finally given the green light
After a decade of planning, the transformation of an old Defence Force site can finally begin after Brisbane City Council gave its tick of approval.
- Cameron Atfield
Tourism-boosting marina on cards for Brisbane River seafood hub
One of Queensland’s leading fishing companies has submitted plans for a 51-berth marina to help unlock the city’s marine tourism potential.
- Cameron Atfield
Bus driver seeks barrister’s advice over crash that killed Tia Cameron
The council bus Lindsay Francis Selby had been driving at the time it mounted the footpath is now back in operation.
- Cloe Read
Brisbane’s covert cameras catching more than just litterbugs
A series of covert cameras, netting hundreds of dollars a year in fines, are catching more than just careless litterers.
- Josh Bavas
Abusive bus driver fired by council loses appeal
Matthew Satterly ignored time schedules, didn’t wear a seatbelt, drove into a parked vehicle and abused colleagues.
- William Davis
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‘Felt like it was going to sink’: Passengers told to get off struggling CityCat
About 40 people were asked to get off a peak-hour service into the city, with one saying the vessel “felt dodgy from the minute we took off”.
- William Davis
Heritage-listed Edward Street building to become four-level city pad
The Victorian warehouse, which has survived floods, a fire and changes to its use, is set to become a luxury apartment.
- Sean Parnell
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Think small: What expert housing panel wanted to tell the government
Only weeks before the Queensland election, government-appointed experts met to express their frustrations and put their unheeded advice in writing.
- Sean Parnell
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