Witton Barracks Community Hub now open
Brisbane residents can now learn more about the city’s history, with the Schrinner Council’s restoration of the Witton Barracks now complete.
Brisbane residents can now learn more about the city’s history, with the Schrinner Council’s restoration of the Witton Barracks now complete.
The Schrinner Council has teamed up with Mirvac, Suncorp and M&G Real Estate to deliver a first-of-its-kind sports court in Brisbane’s CBD.
Brisbane Metro has moved closer to delivering the biggest improvement to accessible mass transit travel in Queensland for decades.
The first green bridge delivered under the Schrinner Council’s city-shaping program has officially been opened, with the community gathering to take their first steps over…
Homeware, hospitality, and healthcare businesses are among this year’s recipients of the Lord Mayor’s Women in Business Grants.
The Schrinner Council’s massively popular $2 Summer Dips Initiative has saved residents almost $2 million so far during summer.
A memorial honouring the sacrifice paid by Captain Ian Kerr and Corporal Neville Hourigan during Brisbane’s 1974 floods will be unveiled today by Lord Mayor…
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner will welcome 550 new citizens from 74 countries in a special Australia Day ceremony at Brisbane City Hall.
Brisbane Metro’s first high-tech electric charging facilities have been switched on ahead of services commencing this year.
The Schrinner Council will be delivering two new street art walls to make art in Brisbane even better.
Brisbane has recognised the everyday people who have done extraordinary things across our suburbs with the 2024 Lord Mayor’s Australia Day Awards.
Brisbane bookworms have shown their love for libraries in 2023, borrowing more than eight million items and attending over 12,000 events across Council’s 33 venues.
Residents can access the Schrinner Council’s new and improved range of rebates for household food recycling equipment from today.
Brisbane’s best parks have been revealed for residents seeking free and affordable fun all summer long.
Brisbane’s seniors have taken 10 million free trips and saved more than $13 million as part of Council’s free seniors’ off-peak travel initiative.
The transformation of a former landfill site into Brisbane’s newest multi-sports and recreation reserve is complete.
The Schrinner Council’s free native plant program has gifted more than 250,000 plants to residents.
The Schrinner Council is making holidays even better in Brisbane with over 1,000 free and affordable activities on offer over the summer break.