City sewer network stretched to the limit
By mid-2025, complications with the $210 million Bulimba–Hamilton Siphon Renewal Program pushed 540 megalitres of sewage-contaminated stormwater into Brisbane River.
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Why S1 sewer expansion now after millions already spent?
The S1 sewer main that runs under Kingsford Smith Drive is too small for the growing demands of Brisbane and Urban Utilities has confirmed it is at capacity.
Gail Wiltshire celebrates 40 years at Twelfth Night Theatre
As the red velvet rises to reveal performers at the legendary Twelfth Night Theatre (TNT) in Bowen Hills, the woman behind it all celebrates 40 years.
Revegetation and wildlife sanctuaries: mitigating stadium impact
A retired town planner looks at how to mitigate environmental impacts of the Victoria Park stadium, such as tree planting and a ‘sanctuary’ area for native birds.
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Business
The ingredients for change: Art that doesn’t cost the earth
A Brisbane arts and sustainability collaboration has led to an award-winning, world-first tool for the arts industry ‒ the Artwork Ingredient List (AIL).
Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce celebrates 30-year milestone
The Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce (BNCC) is celebrating 30 years of supporting businesses across North Brisbane, with two special events planned
Australian Press Council: accountability matters more than ever
The Australian Press Council marks fifty years since its establishment, built on a simple proposition: a free press carries responsibilities as well as freedoms.
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Arts & Culture
Vika & Linda: Survival, sisterhood, and unvarnished truths
On their most candid album in nearly three decades, Vika and Linda Bull confront racism, menopause, addiction and self-sabotage with unusual directness.
The drummer who came back harder
Drummer Azu Ariji had studied at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in the US and was performing with her band, Illusionary. The crash stopped everything.
Geranium and Pelargonium Society celebrates 75th anniversary
The Geranium and Pelargonium Society is celebrating their 75th anniversary on September 5 with a Plant Sale Day.
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Ascot school’s own Hobbiton
Ascot State School, with the help of the community, has transformed the girl’s bathroom from a plain...
Geranium and Pelargonium Society celebrates 75th anniversary
The Geranium and Pelargonium Society is celebrating their 75th anniversary on September 5 with a Plant...
Local BBQ legend beats cancer
Aussie Rules player Straun Beamish has received the Bunnings Legend of the Tongs local hero award for...
100 years of St Andrew's: A legacy of community in Lutwyche
St Andrew's Anglican Church in Lutwyche will hold a centenary celebration on August 2, marking 100 years...
Hamilton Rotary’s next chapter
The Rotary Club of Hamilton has welcomed its new president, Neil Bray, during its annual Changeover...
3rd Space’s fresh face hopes to address homelessness
3rd Space’s new CEO Matthew Kearney has his work cut out for him in his new role as head of the Fortitude...
Hamilton Rotary Craft Beer Festival a frothy fundraiser for community
As Hamilton Rotary gears up for their third annual Craft Beer Festival this August, President Victor...
Plastic turns fantastic at Cook Apartments
A New Farm apartment building has donated more than $2,000 to local charity 3rd Space through Containers...
Brisbane Marathon Festival to limit inner city suburb access
Sunday, June 7 will see the Brisbane Marathon Festival take place, causing major road disruptions across...
Herb society celebrates 51 years
With the annual Herb Awareness Festival on the horizon, the Queensland Herb Society looks forward to...
Birdman’s quiet stewardship beneath Newstead’s grandeur
Michael the "birdman" of Newstead, originally from Yugoslavia, has been coming to the park for many...
Respected New Farm GP hangs up the stethoscope
After 37 years caring for New Farm as a general practitioner (GP), co-founder of the Merthyr Medical...