Safety questions raised over Brisbane City Council herbicide use
Seven years after the Brisbane Lord Mayor signalled a review into glyphosate-containing herbicides, concerns have emerged regarding safety protocols and public notification.
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Chisel their names in stone – Queensland rowing takes the cup
One of the longest droughts in Australian sporting history was broken as Queensland’s Interstate Men’s eight won the prestigious King's Cup for the for the first time in 87 ...
Brothers tap into stalwart rugby mentors
Where else would you find former Wallabies and Reds icons pouring your beer than Brothers Rugby Club, where community is central to their ethos.
BEDA’s tireless CEO promotes Brisbane’s brand of welcome
BEDA's unstoppable CEO Anthony Ryan wants let people know: “Brisbane’s star is on the rise”.
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Dancing CEOs’ country-rock mashup to support DV survivors
Two female CEOs who describe themselves as “friendly competitors” in the insurance business will put on their dancing shoes to support domestic violence (DV) survivors in May.
Humble Aussie nut hitting its stride from New Farm HQ
The potential of a crunchy, buttery seed from an ancient Indigenous Australian plant continues to grow thanks to the hard work of a society based in New Farm.
Forty years strong: a partnership made to last
Long time friends Stephen Deller of Fortitude Boxing and Brian Carmody of Madison Sports are celebrating a shared 40-year business milestone.
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Jan Powers Farmers Markets to launch at Eagle Farm Racecourse
Brisbane’s most loved farmers market is expanding, with Jan Powers Farmers Markets – Eagle Farm set to launch at the Eagle Farm Racecourse on Sunday, May 10 (Mother’s Day).
Snakeskin, suede and white leather – the lost art of the “artigiano calzolaio”
To the modern shoe-wearer, a pair of handcrafted white leather shoes would be a luxury item, but for the daughter of an Italian shoemaker in the 1960s, they were just ...
Hamilton Craft Beer Festival returns to Racecourse Road
The lawns of St Augustine’s Church in Hamilton will once again be buzzing with craft beer lovers and community sentiment on August 22.
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Snakeskin, suede and white leather – the lost art of the “artigiano calzolaio”
To the modern shoe-wearer, a pair of handcrafted white leather shoes would be a luxury item, but for...
Hamilton Craft Beer Festival returns to Racecourse Road
The lawns of St Augustine’s Church in Hamilton will once again be buzzing with craft beer lovers and...
Brothers tap into stalwart rugby mentors
Where else would you find former Wallabies and Reds icons pouring your beer than Brothers Rugby Club,...
Epic Walk for DV celebrates five years
For Women’s Legal Service Queensland (WLSQ) CEO Nadia Bromley, the fifth annual Epic Walk for DV is not...
St Rita’s College celebrates 100 years
St Rita’s College will celebrate its centenary in 2026, marking 100 years of educating young women.
Community garden uprooted in Bowen Hills
The closure of the Jeays Street Community Garden and composting hub in Bowen Hills has particularly disappointed...
Changing PNG kids' lives book by book
Charity Books 4 PNG Kids is building children’s literacy skills through their donation program.
School award commemorates “quintessential gentleman”
A year after his passing, the legacy of local history enthusiast James “Jim” MacDonald has been immortalised...
Infill development proposed for former New Farm butcher’s site
A landmark site which housed a butcher’s shop for more than a century is set for a new lease of life...
Street soccer program turns lives around
New Farm Park welcomes disadvantaged locals to the Big Issue Street Soccer Program which offers much...
Carroll’s Corner celebrates centenary in Valley
California Lane welcomed young and old to their ‘100 Years, 100 Stories’ community day, on November 22,...
Review: Benjamin’s book sequel brings New Farm’s colourful history to life
In New Farm: Another 50 Stories, local historian Gerard Benjamin has once again captured the charm of...