Business
The big thinking female CEO diving into luxury development
Published March 2025 Michelle Wooldridge believes in the importance of “diversity of thought” – something she is no doubt exposed to daily between her job
Category: Development
Village Voice brings you the latest news so you can stay up to date about the things that matter to locals. Our featured articles give you a snapshot of what you’ll find in our paper and showcase the most talked-about topics of the month.
Development
How can we escape the urban heat island?
Published February 2025 The proposal to build stadiums in Victoria Park / Barrambin, creating a heat island effect, noise, pollution and reducing green space will
Development
Bikeway win for locals
Published February 2025 The Brisbane City Council has changed their plans for Stage 5 of the North Brisbane Bikeway and now supports an alignment through
Development
Artists paint picture of solidarity in Victoria Park Olympic debate
Published February 2025 Armed with paintbrushes, pastels, and pencils, artists gathered on the hills and hollows of Victoria Park / Barrambin on January 27 to
Development
‘Stay back, Big Mac’, warn locals
Published February 2025 Hendra residents are fundraising to appeal a McDonald’s fast-food store to be built on the corner of Nudgee and Gerler roads. Hendra
Development
Community to rally for Victoria Park
Published January 2025 The Save Victoria Park group have organised two upcoming events in the park to raise awareness for the impending decision to build
Development
Suggested Olympic stadium in Victoria Park causes local outcry
Published January 2025 Locals have made a heartfelt plea to the powers that be, saying the future of inner-city green space for our children is
Development
Racing Queensland parking confusion
Published January 2025 Uncertainty over paid parking at the Albion Park Harness Racing Club has had locals scratching their heads after Brisbane City Council denied
Development
Brisbane’s tallest bridge opens
Published January 2025 Kangaroo Point Bridge, now the tallest bridge in Queensland, was officially opened by Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner at a public celebration on
Hoping for an e-mobility e-xit – December 2024
It is to be hoped that when the electoral dust settles, the new state government will give some thought to banning e-bikes and e-scooters from footpaths and pedestrian walkways such as the Teneriffe-New Farm riverwalk.
Eight e-bike and e-scooter riders have died in Queensland this year and many more have suffered life threatening injuries with more than 37,000 infringement notices issued.