Brisbane River

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.

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One of Queensland’s leading fishing companies has submitted plans for a 51-berth marina to help unlock the city’s marine tourism potential.

Police and emergency services are trawling the river in search of a 23-year-old who slipped into the water early on Sunday and failed to resurface.

The river has burst its banks in the inner city, spilling across footpaths but falling short of official flood levels.

Floodwaters hold many dangers, and among the worst are the ones you can’t see.

A riverside office building could soon make way for a 30-storey residential tower, with plans lodged with Brisbane City Council for a new riverside.

A popular stretch of the Brisbane River is being transformed, but an ambitious redevelopment project may need changes before it is approved.

State wildlife authorities are investigating the mysterious deaths, stretching from St Lucia all the way up to Seventeen Mile Rocks.

Before finalising its long-term expansion plans, the Port of Brisbane has quietly sought permission for a massive land reclamation project.

In 2004, armed with a few kayaks, John Sharpe set up a business on the banks of the Brisbane River that is still as popular as ever today.