City council
‘Quite traumatised’: Brisbane bus driver may have permanent ear damage after attack
The lord mayor and union officials are calling for repeat offenders to be banned from public transport.
- Courtney Kruk
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- Public Transport
‘Deeply disturbing’: Bus driver bashed in South Brisbane
Police have launched an investigation into the incident, in which a driver was repeatedly punched after trying to remove a passenger from a bus.
- Courtney Kruk
Lord mayor calls for 80-20 split on Story Bridge, as new footpath details revealed
Brisbane’s lord mayor has pointed out the federal government forked out more than $600 million for a bridge in Tasmania, which only gets 22,000 daily vehicles, while 100,000 use the Story Bridge.
- Felicity Caldwell
Lord mayor defends $100 rate hike for inner-city Brisbane units
But others worry it sends the wrong message in a housing crisis.
- Courtney Kruk
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- Tourism
Just how eco-friendly is Queensland’s ecotourism plan?
Encouraging more low-impact, nature-based tourism is an excellent proposition. But there’s an oxymoron at the heart of the latest plan.
- Courtney Kruk
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- Brisbane budget
Brisbane rates to increase $1.14 a week, lord mayor reveals
But Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has promised costs will remain the lowest in the region.
- Felicity Caldwell and Catherine Strohfeldt
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- Brisbane budget
$50 levy for ‘free’ green bins: Brisbane residents slugged in ‘tax-avoidance scheme’
Brisbane residents will be charged a $50 waste levy to cover the cost of rolling out green bins across the city, whether they want one or not.
- Catherine Strohfeldt and Felicity Caldwell
The winners and losers in the Brisbane City Council budget
What’s in the budget for you? Here’s some of the winners and losers out of Brisbane City Council’s 2025-26 budget.
- Felicity Caldwell and Catherine Strohfeldt
Brisbane’s budget will be handed down tomorrow. Here’s what we know so far
With the Brisbane City Council set to announce its 2025-26 budget on Wednesday, glamping at Mount Coot-tha might not be on your bingo card – but what should be?
- William Davis and Catherine Strohfeldt
Chopping trees for car parks: Council’s Mount Coot-tha plans in spotlight
One community group is concerned Mount Coot-tha cannot accommodate more visitors without the council felling trees.
- William Davis and Marissa Calligeros
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