Arts and Culture
An Aligoté with citrus snap
Aligoté doesn’t get the same fanfare as its flashier Burgundian sibling Chardonnay, which is exactly why sommelier Oliver Summons is a fan.
Category: Opinion
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
Valley plan, con jobs, and housing cynicism
Mike O’Connor has asked why Brisbane City Council requested community feedback on one of the most significant changes to Fortitude Valley in 15 years over the holiday season.
Development
Fortitude Valley a prime example of disconnected precincts
Ed Haysom has reflected on Fortitude Valley’s evolution over the last 130 years and what the Brisbane City Council’s Fortitude Valley Sustainable Growth Precinct Plan should do for the area.
Opinion
Resolutions in a year of big change
Beth Leach asks: “There is much change around us. What will you fill your year with?”
General Articles
Allowing yourself to do the big thing – Annabelle’s Final Motherhood column
For more than a decade, Annabelle Chapple has been penning our Motherhood column, but now she sets her sights on a new goal…
Education
ADHD – our most common mental health condition
A youth counsellor and coach looks at the various impacts ADHD has on our children.
General Articles
Keeping kids safe in our community
Prevention, compassion and collective responsibility are essential if we are to truly raise and protect our children.
General Articles
The care gap: why Brisbane’s seniors are stuck in limbo
While our frontline workers continue to show up, the federal government remains disappointingly silent on the urgent aged care funding concerns raised by families and advocates.
Arts and Culture
Village Vino – Self-assured chardonnay
This month’s wine recommendation is the sort of wine you pour into your only two crystal wine glasses and pretend to sip slowly.
General Articles
Council rakes in parking fines with new cameras
Mike O’Connor muses on a council parking fine crackdown, a flight noise trial at Brisbane Airport, and the overdone concept of Olympic “legacy”.