• European-Inspired Flora Bar Set To Open On Logan Road

    A new neighbourhood bar is getting ready to open on Logan Road, with Flora set to bring a compact European-inspired venue to Holland Park West. The 30-seat bar is taking shape at the former Pour & Tipple site, with an opening expected in mid-October. Read: Mediterranean Flames Cafe Closes After More Than 20 Years Serving Holland Park […]

  • Yeronga to Bring Eight Greek and Cypriot Communities Together for Inaugural Aegean Cup 

    Eight Greek and Cypriot communities will share the same pitch in Yeronga next month as Brisbane’s inaugural Aegean Cup brings a new generation together through football, heritage and friendly rivalry. Read: Former Hospital Outbuilding Gets New Life As Annerley Family Home Goodwin Park will host the tournament on Saturday, 3 October, with […]

  • Why This 14-Home Inala Project Keeps Attracting Awards

    A 14-home social housing development in Inala has picked up another major accolade, with the Inala Infill Apartments receiving the 2026 Malcolm Middleton Award for Housing Innovation.  Read: Inala Social Housing Secures Top Honours at City Awards The project was also named Project of the Year at the 2026 Greater Brisbane Regional […]

  • What happens to Used Cooking Oil Taken to Willawong?

    The Willawong Resource Recovery Centre is one of Brisbane's two major resource recovery facilities, handling a wide range of household materials that can be recycled or reused. Read: Algester School Community Opens New Student Wellbeing Hub The Willawong Resource Recovery Centre on Sherbrooke Road is part of Brisbane's wider recycling […]

  • Moorooka Public Housing Proposal Raises Questions over Bicycle Parking

    A proposed Queensland public housing development at 828 Ipswich Road, Moorooka has prompted questions about bicycle parking in the planned apartment project. Read: Hamilton-Newman Corner Site at Centre of Housing Debate The site has a documented Queensland public-sector procurement history. A tender published in 2025 sought a […]

  • How Japanese Language And Culture Have Found A Home In Tarragindi

    What makes Tarragindi a meeting point for Japanese language and culture? Across the suburb, Japanese language and cultural activities can be found through the local school, a Japanese-language playgroup and community groups, giving children and families opportunities to connect with Japan close to home. Read: Wellers Hill Students Celebrate […]

  • Holland Park Property Targeted Again as Home Security Comes Into Focus

    A Holland Park property has been targeted again weeks after a vehicle was stolen from the address, putting practical home security measures in focus as police continue investigations. Read: Holland Park Drivers Could See Smarter Traffic Signals on Logan Road Second Incident at Holland Park Property The latest incident occurred on […]

  • Former Hospital Outbuilding Gets New Life As Annerley Family Home

    A former hospital outbuilding in Annerley has been transformed into a large family home, with much of its industrial architecture retained as part of the residential design. Read: The Award-Winning Yeronga Home Is Finally For Sale The property at 24 Brisbane St is described in the listing as a former hospital outbuilding. Earlier […]

  • Heathwood Pushes for Eastbound Bus Stop Near Johnson Road

    A missing eastbound bus stop on Johnson Road in Heathwood leaves students and commuters without a corresponding boarding point near Dickman Road, and a petition notes that one alternative is a bridge with no footpath.  Read: Pallara Is Finally Getting Two New Bus Stops on Ritchie Road The petition, posted on 28 August 2026 and open until 17 […]

  • Sold-Out Toohey Trail Run Marks a Decade on Robertson’s Doorstep

    A race that began with 530 runners has become a sold-out fixture on Robertson’s doorstep, while the same Toohey Forest trails remain part of an important wildlife corridor and everyday recreation area. Read: Better Connectivity, Amenities Feature at Upgraded Toohey Forest Park The Toohey Trail Run returns on Sunday, 20 September 2026, […]

  • Toohey Forest Was Treated for Fire Ants in April – What Happened Next?

    Five months after aerial fire-ant treatments were carried out in Toohey Forest, official eradication records show broad regional progress across Brisbane, though park-specific outcome data remains unpublished. Read: Uncovering History: Toohey Forest’s Hidden Past Signs at the Davey Street entrance alerted residents to the fire-ant response […]

  • From 530 Runners to a Sell-Out: Ten Years on the Trails of Toohey Forest

    When runners line up for the sold-out Toohey Trail Run, they will be taking part in an event that looks very different from the one that began in Toohey Forest with 530 runners. Read: Toohey Forest BioBlitz Doubles Brisbane’s Species Count The 10th anniversary event will be held on Sunday, 20 September 2026, starting from Griffith […]

  • Orange Grove Road Crossing Faces Renewed Safety Scrutiny in Salisbury

    A zebra crossing on Orange Grove Road at Lilian Avenue in Salisbury is back under public scrutiny eight years after it was included in a citywide pedestrian safety review. Read: Dangerous Salisbury Intersection Finally Gets a Lifesaving Upgrade An ePetition was lodged calling for the crossing to be signalised, with warning signals also […]

  • Three-Week Rail Shutdown Brings More Travel Changes for Moorooka Commuters

    Moorooka commuters already travelling without their local railway station will face another round of disruption when a major shutdown suspends normal Beenleigh line services through surrounding southside stations for more than three weeks. Read: Moorooka Residents Urged to Plan Ahead During Major Rail Closures From 19 September to 11 […]

  • Five Years Into The Rescue Of Moorooka Bowls Club, What’s Become Of The Clubhouse?

    Five years after a volunteer group took on the former Moorooka Bowls Club, the site has taken on a broader role in the local community. Read: The Clubhouse Cooks Up Fab Ideas to Revive Old Moorooka Bowls Club The Clubhouse Moorooka, at 76 Koala Road, now operates with a café, bar, bowling green, outdoor areas and spaces for […]

  • Construction Begins On Gloriette Tower At Yeerongpilly Green

    Yeerongpilly Green has entered its next stage of development, with construction beginning on the $500 million Gloriette tower that will bring 181 apartments, landscaped gardens and publicly accessible parkland to the riverside precinct. Read: Alleged Incidents at PA Hospital Renew Concerns Over Safety A sod-turning ceremony on 8 September […]

  • Richlands Application Includes Townhouses, Pool, and Gym

    A new townhouse development has been proposed for Richlands, with plans for a medium-density residential project featuring a mix of two and three-storey homes. Read: Dutch Club Brisbane Plans New Chapter with Richlands Land Subdivision The development application proposes three-bedroom townhouses alongside communal recreational […]

  • St Brendan’s Enters Final Term After Nearly a Century in Moorooka

    St Brendan’s Primary School in Moorooka is entering its final term, with the future of community programs operating from the Hawtree Street precinct yet to be publicly detailed. The closure will also bring to an end almost a century of Catholic schooling that developed alongside Moorooka’s growth from a sparsely populated suburb into an […]

  • Yeronga, Fairfield and Dutton Park Trains Disrupted for Three Weeks

    Annerley residents who rely on nearby railway stations will face more than three weeks of changed travel, with normal Beenleigh line services suspended through Yeronga, Fairfield, Yeerongpilly and Dutton Park during a major rail shutdown. Read: Dutton Park Station Works to Affect Rail and Road Travel The disruption will run from 19 […]

  • Holland Park Drivers Could See Smarter Traffic Signals on Logan Road

    Holland Park will sit along one of Brisbane’s two major road corridors selected for a six-month trial of artificial intelligence-assisted traffic signals from early 2027. Read: Holland Park West Toilet Data Reveals Major Accessibility Gap Brisbane City Council plans to install the technology at 22 intersections along Logan Road and 15 on […]