Business
Opinion: Olympic rowing rage and Brisbane business opportunity
With debate raging over the location of the Olympic rowing course for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, the idea of having it in Rockhampton makes no sense.
Category: Politics
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Development
No privacy policy update for AI cameras patrolling our streets
With the rollout of AI-powered cameras, Brisbane City Council relies on a privacy policy that does not clearly stipulate how they use AI to collect your data.
Community
Communities rally for Victoria Park: ‘We need to stand together’
Residents will march through the CBD to protest the Queensland Government’s handling of environmental areas across the south-east region this Sunday.
Development
How to minimise the problems of a Victoria Park stadium
Works on the Victoria Park stadium are imminent. Legal challenges remain active but should these not succeed some important issues require immediate attention.
Community
“I can’t recall”: official draws blank on Brisbane Airport Plan
A senate estimates hearing has exposed critical gaps in the data underpinning Brisbane Airport’s approved 2026 Master Plan.
Community
Brisbane Airport Master Plan relies on ‘legacy’ noise limits
Federal bureaucrats admit a newly approved 20-year master plan for Brisbane Airport will lock in aircraft noise contours based on legacy paths, omitting ongoing trials.
General Articles
Queensland government to face trial over refusal of vaccine exemption
A Queensland man who objected to the COVID-19 vaccine on religious grounds has succeeded in forcing the State Government into a full human rights trial.
Community
FOI exposes flaws in airport noise blueprint for approved master plan
Regulators relied on unverified noise contour maps and excluded a major pending redesign of flight paths when assessing Brisbane Airport’s approved 2026 Master Plan.
Arts and Culture
No more heroes, just bulldozers: ex-Stranglers man is back
When former Stranglers frontman Hugh Cornwell takes the stage at The Crowbar on June 14, he returns to a city where a rock gig once ended in a police raid.
General Articles
Queensland’s e-bans and green grid dreams
Between the state government’s e-bike bans and the Brisbane City Council’s green grid dreams, it’s a confusing time in Queensland environmentalism, writes Mike O’Connor.