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As 4ZZZ celebrates 50 years as Brisbane’s iconic community radio station, stalwart supporter Peter Connolly has reminisced on the way it revolutionised music access and gave a voice to anti-establishment views.
The Revival Art and Design Gallery, which evolved from a vintage mid-century modern design collection to include a diverse and quirky catalogue of art, has moved to a new location in Albion.
Two of Fortitude Valley’s iconic buildings are turning one hundred, and locals are invited to join the celebrations in November.
Ahead of the recent Walk for Awareness for suicide, ambassador and local mental health and fitness coach Lachlan Stuart reflected that might not be here today without a friends’ check-in.
Over a thousand people wore the same clothes for three days straight in September as part of Orange Sky Laundry’s annual Sudsy Challenge in support of our friends doing it tough on the streets.
After a banh mi shop on Merthyr Road was robbed, its regular customers came together and offered donations to replace the small business’ losses.
On the Lores Bonney Riverwalk in Hamilton lies not just the story of the pioneering aviatrix the path is named after, but the names of 100 significant Australian women.
More than 115 years after Ascot’s Community House was purchased by a convent, the building has been given new life as a Student Wellbeing Centre at St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School.
A young New Farm man has tragically died after a long battle with anorexia, but will be lovingly remembered by the community he touched.
A committed disability worker making a difference was one of four winners of Rotary Club of New Farm’s annual Pride of Workmanship Awards in October.