
The liveability of our neighbourhood
Queensland’s overall liveability score is among the lowest nationally but there are opportunities to make Brisbane the ideal city: green, safe, and walkable.
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Queensland’s overall liveability score is among the lowest nationally but there are opportunities to make Brisbane the ideal city: green, safe, and walkable.

As the grand old dame Victoria Park / Barrambin marks 150 years since its establishment artists, families and activists gathered to celebrate.

Perched on the roof of Morningside’s 100-year-old School of Arts Hall, a metal ibis stands guard—its beak thrust forward and paintbrush clenched in one wing, it is like a modern-day gargoyle.

The government recently revoked Victoria Park’s historic Deeds of Grant in Trust (DoGiT), converting the entire the park to freehold land.

Fortitude Valley Residents Group says the disconnect between bureaucratic “sustainable growth” and the lived reality of Brunswick Street is reaching a breaking point.

Protesters against the planned stadia for Victoria Park are calling for a “Plan B” for the Olympics.

Mirvac has completed Quay, a $204 million residential project in Newstead that delivers 135 apartments and more than 2,000 square metres of new public parkland.

The Brisbane City Council’s proposed town planning changes for Fortitude Valley prompt discussion on wider issues. Robert Allen, historian focused on Fortitude Valley, explores some

Brisbane City Council recently announced the biggest update to Fortitude Valley’s planning laws in over a decade and you can have your say.

New owners of Toombul speak exclusively to Mike O’Connor as Irvine Group purchases the site from Mirvac.