Jetsetting council reconnaissance Nice to know that our lives will soon be enriched by the wisdom that Lord Mayor Schrinner will bring home with him when he and 10 of his fellow mayors return from a 10 day fact finding mission to England, France and Singapore this month. “Learning how other cities are delivering long-term […]
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Published February 2025 Will the new high-rise projects slated for Breakfast Creek increase the risk of flooding? The Brisbane City Council doesn’t appear to think so. New high-rise projects are being planned around there – but are they putting themselves as well as the wider Breakfast Creek Community at risk? Breakfast Creek is a major
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As school days make way for University days, we find ourselves as parents with a new routine in the next stage of our lifeline. I’ve never been one to sentimentally wish that our children stopped advancing through to the next phases of their lives, far from it. We’ve always celebrated their milestones without too much
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Published February 2025 I think the apple’s rotten right to the core – the Evil Queen in Ballet Theatre Queensland’s original production of Snow White at QPAC was brat. In a world where everything is complicated, it was a relief to have a villain we could unreservedly hate. And admire – admire her accomplishment as
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Published February 2025 With the likes of Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter dominating the music charts, New Farm’s answer to the feminomenon is Siena Larsson, a musician who embraces her girly side and isn’t afraid to dish out the details. “It’s so important to know who you are as an artist, and… in the past
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Published February 2025 With the Brisbane City Council elections in March, and the Queensland state election in October both Central Ward and McConnel re-elected their incumbents Vicki Howard and Grace Grace, ‘elder stateswomen’ who have held their seats for over 10 years now. Village Voice sat down with these two strong women who reflected on
Central councillor believes in drawing on the wisdom of the community Read More »
Published February 2025 With the Brisbane City Council elections in March, and the Queensland state election in October both Central Ward and McConnel re-elected their incumbents Vicki Howard and Grace Grace, ‘elder stateswomen’ who have held their seats for over 10 years now. Village Voice sat down with these two strong women who reflected on
Lifelong resident and McConnel MP believes balance is key Read More »
Published February 2025 Yaron Lifschitz, internationally acclaimed artist, views Brisbane as more than just a city – it’s home. Brisbane is where his creativity was nurtured, his family raised, and the foundation for his global success built. Mr Lifschitz is Artistic Director and CEO of C!RCA, one of the world’s leading performance companies. He is
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Published February 2025 The Australian Club Championship clash on March 8 is the biggest day of the rugby year for Crosby Park and dynamic Brothers halfback Will Cartwright should know. The 2024 edition catapulted young Cartwright from little-known lower grader to Premier Rugby weapon and a dream debut for the Queensland Reds. Still just 21,
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Published February 2025 Flipside Circus has been a cornerstone of Brisbane’s creative scene for 30 years, growing from a single workshop under a tree in Davies Park, West End, to Queensland’s only purpose-built circus training facility, located in Hamilton. Now fully reopened after a nine-month displacement due to fire, Flipside is welcoming new students with
Circus school back in action Read More »