Principals.

Why more than half of Queensland’s principals want to quit – and what it means for our kids

Almost 60 per cent of the Queensland principals who took part in a national survey “often seriously consider” quitting – the worst result in the country.

  • Felicity Caldwell

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Given our climate and outdoor lifestyle,it seems unlikely Brisbane will ever stop being an early rising city. But we might find a way to embrace both the night and day.

Queensland doesn’t need daylight saving – and neither do the southern states

As southerners wind back their clocks on Sunday to again align with Queensland,it’s time they did so permanently.

  • Felicity Caldwell
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As it happened:David Crisafulli announces stadium at Victoria Park,plus new Olympic infrastructure for Queensland regions

It’s been more than 100 days since the starter’s gun fired on the final review into infrastructure options for Brisbane 2032. And today,we found out what shape our Games will take.

  • Felicity Caldwell andRosanna Ryan
Four in five high schoolers living in West End and Highgate Hill choose to attend their local government high school over an independent or Catholic school.

The suburbs where most families choose state schools over private

This school has so much pulling power,80 per cent of secondary students in its catchment choose a state school over private or Catholic.

  • Felicity Caldwell andCraig Butt
The Story Bridge footpaths,when they were still open.

Footpaths on the Story Bridge to remain closed for weeks

Footpaths on the Story Bridge will remain shut for at least the next few weeks – and a lengthy suggested detour directs people to a path in the CBD that is also closed.

  • Felicity Caldwell
How do you help a neurodivergent kid make friends?

Some kids have never been invited to a party. Here’s why

Making and keeping friends can be challenging,but for neurodivergent children,these challenges become more complicated.

  • Felicity Caldwell
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A homeless person sits outside a cyclone refuge centre in Brisbane,on March 7,as the city prepares for the arrival of cyclone Alfred.

Homeless people kicked out of Brisbane’s parks,tents removed

Brisbane’s rough sleepers will be moved on under a crackdown by council,with the mayor insisting that “parks and playgrounds should be safe spaces for everyone to enjoy”.

  • Felicity Caldwell
The cost of a one-way trip between Central and the airport will drop from $21.90 to $10.95 during the six-month trial.

What you need to know:Transport,power outages,supermarkets

Brisbane Times has collated the latest information on everything you need to know to get you through this extreme weather event.

  • Marissa Calligeros,Felicity Caldwell andNick Dent
East Brisbane State School Coorparoo Secondary College and Gabba map

More than 100 schools still closed as safety checks continue

Premier David Crisafulli insists principals can make decisions about their schools reopening,saying it was happening quicker than “ever before”.

  • Felicity Caldwell
Debris seen in the Brisbane River on Tuesday,March 11,2025.

Brisbane city dodges minor flooding at high tide

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

  • Felicity Caldwell