Work begins on suburban sporting destination
Construction has begun on Brisbane’s newest home of cycling which will be an asset for residents and visitors before, during and after 2032 Olympic and…
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Brisbane residents pick new native floral emblem from the bunch
The search has begun for a new floral emblem that perfectly represents Brisbane almost 100 years after the city council was first formed. Lord Mayor…
Brisbane parks swing into the future
From exciting play sculptures to heatwave busting water play, Council continues to transform the humble park into a go-to destination for families across Brisbane.
Strategy delivers homes and preserves greenspace
Thousands of new homes will be created under Council’s new Brisbane’s Sustainable Growth Strategy, released today by Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner.
A home for all to share – Council welcomes refugees to Brisbane
More than 250 people from refugee backgrounds were officially welcomed to Brisbane at the Lord Mayor’s Refugee Welcome Ceremony, held at City Hall on 1…
Introducing the newest member of Council’s Rodent Detection Squad
Council’s rodent detection team has gotten a fluffy new member, with newest pup recruit Molly and her handler Bob joining the city’s elite squad.
Suburban artworks make infrastructure interesting with award winners announced
Local artists are taking to a new kind of canvas, with the winners of this year’s Artforce Brisbane Awards being announced on Tuesday 28 February.
Hockey club scores field upgrade with community grants
A popular hockey precinct will be a training ground for potential future Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games athletes following a major upgrade.
Ferry network fully operational one year on from flood devastation
The restoration of Brisbane’s ferry network is now complete with all 21 terminals to be operational just 12 months on from the devastating February floods.
Rubber hits the road in Brisbane’s sustainable resurfacing trial
More than 250 roads across Brisbane have been resurfaced by Council since last year’s devastating February flood to ensure motorists get home sooner and safer.
Kedron Brook Bikeway fully reopens following major rebuild
One of Brisbane’s busiest bikeways, which was smashed to pieces and washed away during last year’s devastating flood, has been fully reopened to residents.
Construction begins on congestion-busting intersection upgrade at Pallara
Works are underway to cut congestion and enhance safety of all road users in Brisbane’s southwest, with construction commencing to upgrade the intersection at Wadeville…
First look at “missing link” Brisbane Metro tunnel
Tunnelling works have commenced beneath Adelaide Street, as part of the next stage of delivering the Brisbane Metro project.
Work starts on $22 million Archerfield Wetlands Park
A $22 million plan to transform a former wastewater treatment plant into picturesque parkland is now underway.
Council grants open to propel community groups forward
Community groups have the chance to be awarded up to $200,000 for projects that maintain, improve and develop their facilities under the latest round of…
Gourmet Greats and Up-and-Coming Chefs headline Night Feast festival
A smorgasbord of delicious dishes, exciting entertainment and immersive art installations will transform Brisbane Powerhouse into a foodie mecca throughout next month’s inaugural Night Feast.
Brisbane is booming with more than 600 new citizens from around the world calling our city home
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner will welcome 605 new citizens from 81 countries in a special Australia Day citizenship ceremony at Brisbane City Hall.
Grant applications open for Council’s Pathways out of Homelessness program
Local organisations who support some of Brisbane’s most vulnerable residents are being urged to apply for more than $1 million in funding under the Schrinner…