Schrinner Council opens grants to boost suburban safety
The Schrinner Council is making our suburbs safer with $500,000 in grants available for sports and community clubs to deliver security improvements.
The Schrinner Council is making our suburbs safer with $500,000 in grants available for sports and community clubs to deliver security improvements.
The Schrinner Council is making Brisbane’s lifestyle even better with two new projects coming to life as part of the transformation of Victoria Park.
A landmark agreement between the Australian Government, State Government and mayors of South East Queensland will deliver a $120 million injection into the ongoing transformation…
There has been an almost 75 per cent surge in green bin orders since the Schrinner Council slashed the price to less than $1-a-week.
Nearly 300 Brisbane sporting and community clubs have received a $7 million boost through the Lord Mayor’s Better Suburbs Grants since the program launched in…
The final piece of concrete decking has been laid along the length of the highly anticipated Kangaroo Point Bridge, as the project reaches 90 per…
A local photographer’s sunset snap of the iconic Story Bridge has taken out the top spot in the 2024 Lord Mayor’s Photographic Awards.
The transformation of one of Brisbane’s busiest intersections is more than 80 per cent complete, with workers clocking up 377,000 hours on the job.
Brisbane residents donated more than $112,500 to the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust in the past six months through their quarterly $15 rates discount.
The Schrinner Council has deployed new safety cameras to Mount Coot-tha following a rise in concerning incidents along popular walking trails.
The arrival of CityCats at Howard Smith Wharves has proven popular with a 500 per cent increase in passengers travelling by river from the lifestyle…
The Schrinner Council will kick off another year of the free kerbside collection service from Monday 8th July.
Music lovers can now vote for their favourite music video in the Schrinner Council’s 2024 QUBE Effect’s People’s Choice Award.
Nominations for the Schrinner Council’s WasteSMART Brisbane Awards are now open, with two new award categories shining a spotlight on sustainability.
Brisbane City Council, together with the Australia Government, has delivered Council’s final intersection upgrade of the 2023-24 Black Spot Program.
The Schrinner Council is keeping Brisbane moving by investing in bikeway upgrades throughout the suburbs.
More than 350 free and affordable activities will be delivered by the Schrinner Council during the winter school holidays.
A funding agreement has been secured to progress the Schrinner Council and The University of Queensland’s Koala Recovery and Resilience Project.