Community
Bikeway win for locals
By Kate Lockyer Published February 2025 The Brisbane City Council has changed their plans for Stage 5 of the North Brisbane Bikeway and now supports
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Community
Artists paint picture of solidarity in Victoria Park Olympic debate
Photo Caption: Janina Liddell Words and photography by Kate Lockyer Published February 2025 Armed with paintbrushes, pastels, and pencils, artists gathered on the hills and
Community
‘Stay back, Big Mac’, warn locals
By Kate Lockyer Published February 2025 Hendra residents are fundraising to appeal a McDonald’s fast-food store to be built on the corner of Nudgee and
Community
Community to rally for Victoria Park
By Kate Lockyer Published January 2025 The Save Victoria Park group have organised two upcoming events in the park to raise awareness for the impending
Community
Suggested Olympic stadium in Victoria Park causes local outcry
Photo caption: Alexandra and Jessica Spencer with dog Georgie in the park. Photography: Kate Lockyer By Kate Lockyer Published January 2025 Locals have made a
Development
Racing Queensland parking confusion
By Joshua McIntosh and Kate Lockyer Published January 2025 Uncertainty over paid parking at the Albion Park Harness Racing Club has had locals scratching their
Development
Brisbane’s tallest bridge opens
By Sophie A. Abela Published January 2025 Kangaroo Point Bridge, now the tallest bridge in Queensland, was officially opened by Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner at
Community
Locals gather to protest homes over hamburgers
By Kate Lockyer Published December 2024 Over 400 people, including Member for Clayfield Tim Nicholls, have lodged their objections to a proposed McDonald’s in Hendra,
Development
Artfully-designed apartments win Good Design
By Ed Haysom Published December 2024 How a city precinct develops may be out of the control of the architectural profession, yet the profession does
Development
One-of-a-kind enviro-cottage’s market premiere
By Evie Drinnan From the street, what has come to be known as the Spring Hill Enviro-Cottage looks like an unassuming historical Queenslander. Once entering
