A round-the-clock GPS tracking trial of domestic violence offenders will be rolled out in two Queensland centres.
State Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence
If you still haven’t found the perfect gift for Father’s Day on Sunday, we’ve done the research so you don’t have to. Whether your dad is in to food, travel,
Brent Hill named Brisbane 2032 Chief Marketing Officer
The task of promoting the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be the responsibility of the former CEO of Tourism Fiji.
Brisbane 2032 CEO Cindy Hook said
Iconic pink chairs, which have graced the art worlds of Italy and the United States, now have a permanent home in Brisbane.
The “inflated” chairs, made by
Community access to Adelaide Street tunnel before opening
Brisbane residents will be able to walk through the new Adelaide Steet tunnel before it becomes buses only at the end of the month.
A community day will be held on
Brisbane’s Riverstage is on the lookout for a long-term custodian to upgrade and future-proof the inner-city music venue.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said an
By Suzanne Nielsen and Tina Lam
When we talk about drug overdose deaths, many of us imagine a problem that affects young people.
But new data from Australia’s Annual
Australia registers ninth consecutive current account deficit
Australia’s current account balance improved slightly last quarter, but still added to a long run of deficits stretching back more than two years.
Australian Bureau of
Law firm takes pilgrimage back to its ‘Barcy’ roots
The tiny western Queensland town of Barcaldine has a habit of boxing above its weight.
With an official population of just 1540 (plus 60,000 sheep) and a remote location
Tech in place to support under 16 social media ban
The age assurance requirements underpinning the Federal Government’s plan to prevent under 16s from having social media accounts are “practical and achievable”