Built during less-congested times,the city’s many heritage bridges now pose a raft of challenges as council tries to balance their preservation with traffic flow.
Mount Coot-tha is the only approved mountain biking site in the Brisbane council area,but bikers and council want that to change.
A demolition application lodged for the pre-1911 cottage in New Farm has gone to court over council's method of assessment.
The tower,a proposal by the synagogue owners and the owners of two neighbouring lots,would see a new commercial tower on Mary Street.
Brisbane City Council will bore under the street to make room on Adelaide Street for non-vehicle traffic.
The Archdiocese of Brisbane purchased one of Brisbane's oldest hotels in 2019,but an unexpected closure by its operators last year has left the hotel empty.
About 70 pedestrian crossings in the CBD will remain automated but many others now require a button press to operate.
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects has called for a rethink on how public spaces are managed and developed.
The service had been due to start at Christmas but council has yet to certify the only one of three pontoons completed.
Hospitals and birthing services have reported a spike in demand for IVF,midwifery and obstetrics as Queenslanders decide to have babies sooner rather than later.