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…
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…
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 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…
A range of eco-tourism destinations and attractions will be investigated under a new master plan for one of Brisbane’s most prized natural assets – Mount…
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…
A new dedicated customer services portfolio will be created within Civic Cabinet to ensure residents get even better services from their Council.
A plan to support more housing, new jobs and improve the look and feel of the growing suburbs of Nathan, Salisbury and Moorooka has been…
The next stage of Brisbane Metro and Brisbane’s New Bus Network will launch on Monday 30 June as the first permanent Brisbane Metro service continues…
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…
One of Brisbane’s favourite sustainability festivals will return this year with a new look and name.
Bike skills sessions, circus acts and Easter orienteering are part of the more than 400 free and affordable activities in the Schrinner Council’s 2025 Easter…
Some of Brisbane’s best-looking electrical boxes have been recognised in the latest Artforce Force Awards.
River transport is about to get even better with a new double-decker CityCat now in service to help keep Brisbane moving.
The Schrinner Council’s $2 Summer Dips has saved residents millions of dollars in trips to the pool.
The Schrinner Council has jumped at the opportunity to start its planned burns early to prepare for bushfire season.
Brisbane motorists will get access to new pay-by-app options this year.
Waterplay, nature playgrounds and multi-use sport courts are part of the plan to transform one of Brisbane’s most heavily urbanised creek catchments into a vibrant…
A proposal to reduce costly car parking requirements in inner-city apartment buildings will be expanded to more areas following community feedback.