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Brisbane residents are set for a rates hike of more than $60 a year after last year’s COVID-inspired reprieve as Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner fires up the city’s infrastructure spend to cope with population growth.
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Days before the Victoria Bridge closes to general traffic to make way for the new $1.24 billion Brisbane Metro transit system, Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has unveiled how the project will change the look of city streets on both sides of the river.
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If you want an image to describe the year that civic and regional development has just experienced, picture a vehicle with all the horsepower and lots of bells and whistles but helplessly spinning its wheels in the murk called COVID-19.
Three-time AFL Premiership winner and Brisbane Lions legend Jason Akermanis has returned to Brisbane for the first time in a decade – and can’t believe the changes. He writes about the city he never knew
Brisbane residents have been treated to a rates freeze for the first time in 35 years as council reveals its “toughest ever budget” has taken a hit of more than $140 million after the COVID-19 shutdown.
With one eye on history, it’s not hard to see how Brisbane can turn adversity into the recipe for a better city, writes Jon Davies
