$5 million relief package for struggling businesses and community groups
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has revealed $5 million in fees, rents and charges will be waived for Brisbane businesses and community groups being heavily impacted…
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Olympic Equestrian designers take the reins with site visit
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has toured the grounds of Victoria Park with internationally renowned equestrian course designers as part of the city’s preparations to host…
Schrinner Council’s major projects shape 2022 with thousands of jobs
The Schrinner Council will this year deliver a suite of city-shaping projects that will support more than 3400 local jobs and help pave the way…
Brisbane bikeways clock major milestones
Around 7.4 million cycling trips were clocked on Brisbane’s major bikeways in 2021, with the city’s most popular bikeway, the Bicentennial Bikeway, recording one million…
Schrinner Council finds one in four Brisbane backyard pools unsafe
Backyard pool owners are putting the safety of themselves and others at risk by failing to follow current safety standards. New figures released by the…
All aboard to Howard Smith Wharves
Brisbane’s first new ferry terminal in seven years has been opened by the Schrinner Council, giving residents and visitors river access to one of the…
Grab a last minute Christmas gift from Council’s free plants program
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner is encouraging residents looking for a last minute Christmas gift to consider Council’s Free Native Plants program.
Community sports clubs score major Schrinner Council funding boost
Two major Brisbane sports grounds will share in $800,000 of grants funding courtesy of a Schrinner Council program helping community clubs undertake significant improvement projects.
Upgraded South Bank ferry terminal opens
The new and improved South Bank ferry terminal has officially opened and is ready to welcome passengers to the popular South Bank precinct for the…
New Year’s Eve fireworks are back to ring in 2022
Fireworks never seen before in Queensland, including special waterfall and comet pyrotechnics, will light up Brisbane’s skyline this New Year’s Eve.
More services, more often as new ferry timetable starts today
Ferry passengers will be able to get on board more services, more often from today as the new ferry timetable comes into effect.
Tinsel tournament takes to the city streets
Santa Claus has once again sent seven Brisbane sleighs to battle it out in front of City Hall for the coveted title of Most Festive…
School holidays made easy with 100s of free and low cost activities
The Schrinner Council is putting on hundreds of free and low-cost activities to help keep kids entertained these summer holidays.
Schrinner Council unveils outdoor art in time for school holidays
The Schrinner Council is bringing world-class artworks from Asia and the Pacific to the streets of Brisbane.
Council reaches milestone in road resurfacing blitz
The Schrinner Council has delivered 200 refreshed roads across Brisbane since July, marking another key milestone in the $360 million Smoother Suburban Streets program.
Christmas beetle’s surprising sign of the season
A mystery smell bugging some Brisbane residents around Christmas time each year has been revealed.
More than 4600 toys donated to Brisbane’s most vulnerable residents
The Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust will give more than 4600 toys and a cash boost of more than $110,000 to 63 local charities as part…
Lord Mayor sleighs bus fares for Christmas
Bus travel for Brisbane commuters will be free throughout the two weekends before Christmas, Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced.