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About UsAbout one-third of Queensland’s state MPs own at least one investment property, analysis of the most recent parliamentary declarations shows. The details come ahead of scrutiny of a new Greens private member’s bill seeking a two-year rent freeze, and stage two of the Palaszczuk govern [...]
For the first time in more than two years, negative growth has been recorded in both the house and unit market across Greater Brisbane. The latest CoreLogic Hedonic Home Value Index findings have confirmed that Brisbane house prices peaked in June 2022 and unit prices in July 2022.  [...]
They've been called the caviar of the citrus family — and with small sour pearls, finger limes are an adventurous addition to your next meal. For over 60,000 years the people living along the east coast of Australia have been eating this special fruit to help keep them healthy. [...]
Brisbane’s CBD is now connected to the Gabba by train tracks beneath Brisbane River, marking the latest milestone for the Cross River Rail project. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey announced on Sunday more than 3 kilometres of tracks had been laid in each direction between the [...]
Getting hands in soil, fresh air and sunlight could be the key to giving busy hospital workers a well-deserved mental break while on shift. Brisbane's Mater Hospital has created edible gardens to give green-thumbed staff the chance to grow their own herbs and veggies as well as helping imp [...]
The Queensland Premier has flagged the cost of redeveloping the Gabba for the 2032 Games could increase beyond the proposed $1 billion price tag. It comes after Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was comfortable with plans for both the Gabba and Brisbane Live after concerns were raised last week [...]
Ten years on from the London 2012 Olympic Games, one of its planners says public transport has emerged as one of the city's major legacies and has urged Brisbane to make it a priority in the 10 years to 2032. AECOM cities programme leader Andrew Jones said the global consulting firm wor [...]
With lettuce and cauliflowers costing $6 each and with recent weather events set to see the prices rise even further, more and more backyards are being transformed as people start looking to grow their own. Rebecca Johnson, the general manager at the Limberlost Garden Centre in Cairns, says it is [...]
An expression of interest process facilitating the sale of eight wooden ferries has closed marking the end of another era on the Brisbane River. About 20 people a day inspected the former City Hopper and cross-river ferry vessels while they were displayed at The Yard in Hemmant between [...]