Two Gold Coast operators fined for illegal glow-worm tours
Two Gold Coast operators were fined after offering glow-worm cave tours in Springbrook and Tamborine National Parks without permits, underscoring permit rules for protected-area ecotours.
Queensland
Reality bites as Brisbane 2032 dispersed Games costs rise
Brisbane braces for a dispersed 2032 Olympics as costs rise under a multi-site model, prompting questions about funding, delivery and regional impact. Authorities warn the bid budget may not reflect current realities.
Brisbane 2032 sponsorship and construction update
Brisbane gears up for the 2032 Games with early works underway and a major sponsorship expected to be announced soon, as Victoria Park progresses toward a mid-year start.
Brisbane bin delays: Lord Mayor challenges contractor over uncollected waste
Brisbane residents report uncollected bins as the Lord Mayor questions the performance of a long-term waste contract. We examine what is known, what remains unclear, and the city’s next steps.
Queensland government moves to sell state land to speed up housing
Queensland’s plan to sell state-owned land aims to boost housing supply, but a northern Brisbane development has sparked controversy over density, infrastructure and affordability.
Tess Crosley Back at Brisbane Home Amid Neale Breakup
Brisbane sightings place Tess Crosley at the Neale family home as Lachie and Jules Neale navigate a high-profile split. What is known and what remains unclear.
Brisbane bins under scrutiny as contractor criticised
Brisbane residents face ongoing bin collection issues as the city’s long-term waste contract comes under renewed scrutiny, with the Lord Mayor flagging underperformance by the contractor.
Brisbane 2032 sponsor set to be named as works begin at Victoria Park
Brisbane authorities and event organisers push ahead with 2032 Games plans, with mid-year works at Victoria Park and a major commercial partner expected to be announced soon.
Queensland backs sale of state land to bolster housing supply, drawing mixed responses
The Queensland government plans to unlock state-owned land in Brisbane’s north for a 400-home project, a move that has sparked debate among residents and housing advocates.
Inquiry hears toddler with persistent scabies undiagnosed for months in Queensland
An inquiry into Queensland child safety heard a 16-month-old toddler with persistent scabies went undiagnosed for months, amid concerns about agency responses.