2025-26 Budget reveals quarry makeover for koalas
The 2025-26 Budget has unveiled plans to rehabilitate the former Pine Mountain Quarry with koala habitat to be significantly expanded. Brisbane Sustainability Agency, which is…
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2025-26 Budget to keep Brisbane moving
The 2025-26 Budget confirmed the Schrinner Council’s commitment to reduce congestion and keep Brisbane moving. Brisbane is one of Australia’s fastest growing capital cities and…
Budget backs citywide green bin rollout
Green waste recycling bins will be rolled out to every eligible Brisbane house as part of the 2025-26 Budget. The bins will be progressively rolled…
Brisbane residents get cheapest rates in south east Queensland
Brisbane residents will pay the cheapest rates in south east Queensland under the Schrinner Council’s balanced 2025-26 Budget. The $4.1 billion Budget confirms Lord Mayor…
Adelaide Street Tunnel hits major testing milestone
A major milestone for Brisbane Metro is underway, with live weekend testing of the new Adelaide Street Tunnel starting this month. As part of the…
Brisbane’s biggest road upgrade to keep thousands moving
The biggest road project underway in Brisbane has been completed, with the Moggill Road Corridor Upgrade improving safety at one of the city’s most dangerous…
Nundah lifestyle precinct to get even better
New street trees, upgraded footpaths and better lighting will be delivered in Nundah under the first of the Schrinner Council’s Better Suburbs Places and Spaces…
Residents to have their say on Kedron Brook plan
Brisbane residents are invited to help shape Brisbane’s incredible lifestyle and have their say on the 20-year plan to revitalise the Kedron Brook catchment.
Parking cameras to keep Brisbane moving
Illegally and dangerously parked vehicles causing congestion will be the focus of a new initiative to keep Brisbane moving.
Native wildlife carers receive boost
The Schrinner Council has awarded almost $65,000 in this year’s round of Native Wildlife Carers Grants.
And the winner is… everyone
MEDIA STATEMENT: LORD MAYOR ADRIAN SCHRINNER This new vision for Games venues will transform Brisbane into the sporting capital of Australia, a place where people…
Stefan to unlock Brisbane’s highest honour
Renowned businessman and philanthropist Stefan Ackerie AM will today become the 58th recipient of the Keys to the City.
Sherwood Arboretum turns 100-years-old
The much-loved Sherwood Arboretum is celebrating a century, with the community invited to celebrate at a special anniversary event this Sunday.
De Jersey review 2.0 following Tropical Cyclone Alfred
A review of Brisbane’s response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred will be conducted by highly-respected former Governor and Supreme Court chief Justice Paul de Jersey.
Brisbane open for business after TC Alfred
A new campaign is set to inject tens of millions of dollars back into Brisbane’s economy following a $68 million hit to local businesses due…
Community club clean-up payments available now
The Schrinner Council will give $7500 Community Clean-up Payments to help clubs impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Parking changes accelerate affordable housing
More homes can be delivered sooner as the Schrinner Council adopts amendments to the City Plan in record time.
SEQ City Deal to boost public art scene
Millions of dollars could be invested into boosting Brisbane’s public art scene as part of the landmark South East Queensland City Deal agreement.