By Kai Li Lim and Scott Dwyer
Electric vehicles (EVs) seem to be popping up everywhere.
In the first half of 2026, sales of battery-powered EVs nearly tripled, and
Brisbane residents are using public transport more to move around the city on Friday and Saturday nights, and on weekends.
Brisbane City Council figures show that
A famous Swiss watchmaker says you never really own one of its products, instead you merely look after it for the next generation.
Port of Brisbane CEO Neil Stephens has
Surplus equipment and materials from the Gold Coast Light Rail Stage 3 are being sold at auction.
Bidding for more than 600 batches of civil construction and industrial
Chinese visitor numbers surge in record airport year
A 51 percent increase in passengers from mainland China has helped Brisbane Airport achieve a record year in 2026-27.
Figures released today show that Chinese airport
Air taxis are set to transform South-East Queensland’s airways, boosting emergency response times, regional and business connectivity and tourism opportunities.
The
Raw re-creations of Mad Max vehicles released for sale
An Australian company has released a limited collection of vehicles based on the Mad Max movie franchise.
The Mad Max Factory has unveiled the officially-licensed Mad
Demand for air travel is set to double over the next 20 years with 50,000 more planes in the air.
Boeing’s just-released 2026 Commercial Market Outlook predicts an 80
Fellowship Place prime position for plane spotters
Brisbane plane spotters will have a new vantage point at Brisbane Airport to appease their passion for aviation, with Fellowship Place set to open on Sunday (July
‘Best kept secret’ celebrates an extraordinary 50 years
Half a century ago Queensland had a big problem that needed a bold solution.
Brisbane’s up-river port facilities at Hamilton, New Farm and Bulimba were ill-equipped to