Placemaking in Brisbane: If the city’s not for people, who is it for?
On Thursday night my co-conspirator Elle Telford and I organised Brisbane premiere of the Place...
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Category: Developments
Proposed Subtropical design planning scheme policy for Brisbane – nice effort BCC but it’s time to try harder!
Dr Philippa England discusses Brisbane City Council’s proposed citywide amendment –...
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OPINION: Housing Bill – A Trojan Horse for Developer Interests?
On 11 October 2023, the Queensland Government introduced Housing Availability and...
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Suburban Futures: Rethinking Brisbane’s Urban Landscape with Ross Elliott.
A conversation with Suburban Futures’ Ross Elliot. Ross Elliott has had a distinguished...
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Conservationists urging Minister to safeguard internationally significant Toondah Wetlands.
The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) has strongly urged Federal Environment Minister Tanya...
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Your voice matters in shaping a greener and safer Montague Road.
Last week, the Brisbane City Council revealed plans for a comprehensive transport study along the...
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New body corporate laws in Queensland enhance buyer protections and community living.
This week, the Queensland Government passed new body corporate laws aimed at bolstering buyer...
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Greens Unveil ‘Make Developers Pay’ Bill to address underfunded infrastructure.
This week, the Queensland Greens are set to introduce the “Make Developers Pay” bill...
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From Paint Factory to creative oasis: Paul Hey’s vision for Yeronga’s artistic transformation.
A conversation with Paul Hey about his vision to transform an old Paint Factory site into a...
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The 2023 SEQCA community planning conference is over!
The 2023 SEQCA community planning conference was held at Griffith University on Saturday 21...
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Bridge over troubled waters: Council under fire for u-turn on vital walking route.
Shade for pedestrians using the Victoria Bridge has been a long-standing issue in Brisbane, and...
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Battlelines drawn as Brisbane’s Mayoral Contenders Clash Over Affordable Housing Plans.
On the weekend, Tracey Price, the Labor Party’s candidate for Lord Mayor, announced the first of her policies, focusing on addressing affordable housing needs in Brisbane. Her announcement drew criticism from both the LNP Deputy Mayor and Ms Price’s Greens opponent, Jonathan Sriranganathan, for her plan’s lack of detail.
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