Man falling in Brisbane River sparks air,water and land search

Man falling in Brisbane River sparks air,water and land search

The man was last seen in the water by friends before disappearing a short time later.

  • byJocelyn Garcia

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13,500 square metres of contaminated soil to be removed from West End park

13,500 square metres of contaminated soil to be removed from West End park

The contaminated soil was put down to the region's historical industrial use as a tar processing plant.

  • byLucy Stone
Brisbane ferry drivers to strike again

Brisbane ferry drivers to strike again

Thousands of commuters have been warned to make alternative travel arrangements.

  • byLydia Lynch
'Big splash'in Brisbane River remains a mystery

'Big splash'in Brisbane River remains a mystery

Police have been unable to find out what caused the"big splash"in the Brisbane River last month.

  • byLydia Lynch&Toby Crockford
How a Lockyer Valley farm can help save the Brisbane River

How a Lockyer Valley farm can help save the Brisbane River

Behind the scene,scientists have new techniques of preventing increasing quantities of sediment containing nitrogen and phosphorus flowing down the Brisbane River. If successful they could have a major impact. But they need political support.

  • byTony Moore
Brisbane River named in top ten drowning hotspots

Brisbane River named in top ten drowning hotspots

More than a thousand people have died in Australian rivers since 2008.

  • byLucy Stone
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Moreton Bay Islands eyed as next target for Brisbane River tourism

Moreton Bay Islands eyed as next target for Brisbane River tourism

As the Brisbane River develops its tourism reputation,attention is turning to the pristine Moreton Bay Islands.

  • byLucy Stone
Designed disaster:how river city planners ‘got it all wrong’

Designed disaster:how river city planners ‘got it all wrong’

If planners could start from scratch,Brisbane would have a system of underwater tunnels and a riverfront skyline similar to New York.

  • byRuth McCosker
North v south:Brisbane's watery divide

North v south:Brisbane's watery divide

The river is a central part of all Brisbanite's identities,whether it's which side of the river we call home,or what it represents to us culturally.

  • byJocelyn Garcia
There flows the neighbourhood:living,working and playing on the Brisbane River

There flows the neighbourhood:living,working and playing on the Brisbane River

How some people (and a dog) have turned the Brisbane River into a workplace,backyard or playground.

  • byLucy Stone
Revealed:the $70 billion hidden boon that the river brings to Brisbane

Revealed:the $70 billion hidden boon that the river brings to Brisbane

An analysis of the multibillion-dollar economic value of the Brisbane River's bustling shoreline.

  • byStaff reporter