Public Transport
Greens’ $8 billion scheme for 50 cent fares across Australia comes with costing questions
The Greens say the plan would cost the federal government $2.6 billion in the first year. However, state revenues from public transport are at odds with that figure.
- Olivia Ireland
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- Brisbane Airtrain
Airtrain slugs Brisbane Airport workers with 114 per cent fare increase
All Airtrain fares to the airport will more than double next month, with airport workers hit the hardest.
- Cameron Atfield
Brisbane Metro is changing the city bus network. Here’s what you need to know
As the Brisbane Metro rolls out permanently, it is joined by a refreshed bus network, with many city routes shifted above ground to street-level stops.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Luke Combs’ Brisbane shows bring a whole lot of country to the city
Suncorp Stadium’s expanded concert schedule is set to kick off with two shows from the American country music superstar.
- Sean Parnell
Missing file delays fatal Brisbane bus crash case
Tia Cameron, 18, was struck by a Brisbane City Council bus on a CBD footpath last year. The driver was charged and remains on bail.
- Rex Martinich
Five-building residential, retail complex proposed for suburban station
Plans for the Station Quarter development at Alderley replace commercial buildings and a storage facility with townhouses, apartments and shops.
- Sean Parnell
Images of man in Brisbane bus incident released by police
The man allegedly exposed himself to a woman on the bus from Brisbane’s CBD.
- William Davis
Where to see New Year’s Eve fireworks in Brisbane and SEQ
Say goodbye to 2024 and hello to 2025 with fireworks across the city and beyond. Here’s everything you need to know.
- Nick Dent
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- Cross River Rail
‘A matter for them’: Regulator contradicts LNP Cross River Rail delay claims
The government says Brisbane’s newest rail line will not be ready for passengers until 2029, billions over budget, but have refused to outline key details.
- Matt Dennien and Felicity Caldwell
Police called in after wire tampering cripples Brisbane train line
Copper cabling was stripped from a south-east Queensland rail line, causing disruption for passengers and sparking a police investigation.
- Sean Parnell
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