The label might make you cringe,but the practice of tacking a bit of downtime onto a business trip is boosting the city’s economy.
The 2016 drama Cost of Living – set to run in Brisbane and Sydney – stipulates that disabled actors should play two lead roles,marking a “tipping point” for diversity.
Treasurer Cameron Dick will consider shifting department offices to the suburbs and expect more meetings to be held online to help cut costs.
Michael Rodrigues helped bring NSW’s after-dark economy back from the brink. The just-announced role of a Night Life Economy Commissioner could do the same for Queensland.
Isn’t Bluey about how the best fun can be had by just spending time with family and friends? So why is Bluey’s World so expensive?
Residents and businesses say the Teneriffe Festival is too large and disruptive for the suburb,while the festival says the expansion has been carefully managed.
The entertainment and hospitality sector is calling for a boost to Brisbane’s nighttime economy,which in Sydney is a $4.7 billion behemoth employing 34,000 people.
A recent encampment at the University of Queensland was reminiscent of earlier student uprisings. Are we seeing a new era of activism?
Ahead of a formal government review,Brisbane City Council will propose changes to Safe Night precincts to prevent a repeat of The Zoo closure.
A musical extravaganza created by the French fashion legend headlines Louise Bezzina’s sexy and spectacular Brisbane Festival 2024 in September.
Thousands of Brisbane residents have been fined for parking illegally in suburban streets. Should the rule be changed?