Flood affected reminded to apply for rates relief
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner is urging flood-affected property owners to apply now for a $250 rebate off their next rates notice.
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Hop in to Brisbane’s newest parks this Easter
Brisbane parks and playgrounds keep getting better, with a slate of upgrades delivered by the Schrinner Council in time for Easter.
Landmark dining destination part of Brisbane’s newest green bridge
Plans to create a landmark Queensland dining destination on top of the much-anticipated new Kangaroo Point Green Bridge are being progressed quickly by the Schrinner…
Brisbane-first touchless pedestrian button trial launches
The Schrinner Council is rolling out Brisbane’s first touchless crossing button trial in a bid to improve safety and accessibility for all pedestrians.
Brisbane bus stops 900 shades cooler with new plantings
The Schrinner Council will plant hundreds of trees at bus stops across Brisbane to help commuters stay cool and sun safe.
Brisbane’s bikeways in motion for school holidays
The majority of Brisbane’s bikeways are back operating during the school holidays after being hit hard during the recent devastating flood events.
Chocolate eggs bring joy to vulnerable children this Easter
Thousands of vulnerable residents will receive a sweet surprise this Easter, with Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner announcing the recipients of the 2022 Lord Mayor’s Charitable…
Brisbane Youth Hub celebrates 20th Anniversary during Youth Week
Renowned launchpad for creative careers, Council’s Visible Ink Youth Hub is celebrating its 20th anniversary in time for Brisbane Youth Week 2022.
First CityCat service returns to Brisbane River
The first CityCat service has returned the Brisbane River today following one of the biggest flooding events in the city’s history.
Council fills record 17,000 potholes following March rain event
The Schrinner Council has filled a record number of potholes in March following Brisbane’s biggest rainfall event. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner thanked Council crews who…
Federal Budget wins to shape better connected Brisbane
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has welcomed the Federal Government’s support for key city-shaping projects along with major road upgrades that will help ensure Brisbane motorists…
Three-stage plan to return services to Brisbane River
Two critical cross river services will be the first to return to the Brisbane River following the recent flooding event, the Schrinner Council has revealed.
State Land Valuations a slap in the face to flood victims
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has called on the State Government to scrap newly-released land valuations for parts of Brisbane and elsewhere in South East Queensland…
Green light for Breakfast Creek Green Bridge
Work on Brisbane’s latest green bridge will begin soon after the contract to build the exciting new pedestrian link was awarded to a joint venture.
Green Heart Fair back in a brand-new location Sunday 29 May
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the 14th edition of Brisbane’s favourite sustainable living festival, the Green Heart Fair will be held on Sunday, 29 May…
Parking meters switched on after millions waived in fees
Brisbane residents and visitors have saved an estimated $3.5 million since the city’s parking meters were switched off in early February.
Help needed for $100 million-plus sports and community club damage bill
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has revealed the damage bill to sports clubs and community groups across Brisbane from last month’s devastating rain event will exceed…
Local faces share their love of Brisbane in new business recovery campaign
The faces behind some of Brisbane’s most iconic retail, tourism and hospitality businesses are behind an economic recovery campaign designed to attract people back to…