More play, less pay these school holidays
Brisbane families have more reasons than ever to get outside, with a wave of upcoming playground improvements and more than 2,100 parks to make the…
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Winter school holidays packed with free family fun
The Schrinner Council’s holiday program is back, giving families hundreds of free and affordable ways to stay active, creative and entertained throughout the winter break.…
Budget backs long-term renewal of Queensland’s iconic Story Bridge
The Schrinner Council will invest $135 million towards the Story Bridge Renewal Project ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Story Bridge…
New ‘Move Well’ program gets Brisbane moving
The Schrinner Council’s 2026-27 Budget will deliver the biggest boost to free and affordable activities in Brisbane’s history, with $5.6 million to be invested in…
2026-27 Budget delivers more to see and do for less
The Schrinner Council will invest nearly $900 million in the 2026-27 Budget to cement Brisbane’s reputation as Australia’s lifestyle capital. As cost-of-living pressures continue to…
Boost for Brisbane’s most vulnerable residents in 26-27 Budget
The Schrinner Council will invest $750,000 over the next three years to help some of Brisbane’s most vulnerable residents find a safe place to sleep…
2026-27 Budget to keep Brisbane moving smoothly
The 2026-27 Budget will deliver a record investment in road resurfacing as the Schrinner Council continues to tackle congestion and keep Brisbane moving. The centrepiece…
Cost-of-Living Budget ensures Brisbane residents pay less than other councils but get more
Brisbane residents will continue to pay less than residents in other south east Queensland councils while getting more under the Schrinner Council’s $3.9 billion 2026-27…
Backing more homes for Brisbane’s future
New data released by the Schrinner Council today has revealed more than 72,000 additional homes have been created in Brisbane over the past decade. The…
Brisbane takes out the trash with illegal dumping crackdown
The Schrinner Council is cleaning up after illegal dumpers, with a new approach and a surge in community reporting helping to target offenders across the…
Energex works begin on safer Lindum crossing despite Federal funding delay
A major upgrade of the notorious Lindum open level crossing is moving ahead, with early works starting from 15 June despite ongoing delays from the…
More to see, less to spend: Where you can see free art in Brisbane
Free art, outdoor galleries and budget-friendly weekends are taking over Brisbane as Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner invites residents rediscover the city’s creative side. At a…
Brisbane budget update: Delivering more for less
The Schrinner Council’s latest financial review confirms Brisbane’s budget remains balanced, while delivering even better services to the suburbs. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner and his…
Record pothole blitz keeps Brisbane moving
A record-breaking ‘Big Fill’ pothole blitz filled one hole every two minutes during its peak, with the Schrinner Council going full throttle to repair potholes…
Residents encouraged to explore more for less on two wheels
Brisbane residents are being encouraged to explore the city on two wheels, with the city’s growing bikeway network making riding safer, easier and more accessible…
Quarry capacity boost to power Brisbane’s Olympic build
The Schrinner Council is strengthening operations at its Mt Coot-tha and Bracalba quarries through to 2032 to help meet soaring infrastructure demand ahead of the…
New housing hope to support Brisbane residents
The Schrinner Council will partner with Housing for Change to support new community housing in Zillmere, transforming surplus land into homes for Brisbane residents. …
Brisbane Metro success strengthens case for Federal support
Brisbane Metro has delivered more than 10 million trips since services began, driving a surge in public transport patronage that is keeping Brisbane moving. The…