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The massive mural Kitt Bennett painted on old wharves at Hamilton for the Brisbane Street Art Festival.

City life

Bombs away: The massive mural painted under grey clouds in Brisbane

Kitt Bennett wasn’t expecting the wet weather in Brisbane, but it didn’t stop him transforming a concrete wharf into a vast piece of public art.

by Sean Parnell

Police arrested Adam William Cheal in Coorparoo on Tuesday afternoon after specialist officers and negotiators were called in.

Courts

Man claims ‘explosives’ police found at unit actually firecracker ingredients

by Toby Crockford

The floods damaged several bikeways.

Floods

Flood forces Brisbane council to pause projects for ‘biggest-ever rebuild’

by Cloe Read

Thousands gathered at South Bank in Brisbane for the announcement.

Road to Brisbane 2032

Brisbane won Olympics ‘only because federal govt came to the party’: Morrison

by Cloe Read

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 20: A view of the Brisbane city skyline is seen from the suburb of Milton, on February 20, 2015 in Brisbane, Australia. Heavy rain caused by tropical Cyclone Marcia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Fairfax Media)

Weather

City ferries cancelled, bridges swamped as heavy rain hits Brisbane

by Cloe Read

Local council

Brisbane flood floods flooding gif

Floods

Brisbane flood review recommends engineering solutions, more buybacks

by Tony Moore

An artist’s impression of the high-rise home planned for Teneriffe.

Property development

Ground floor: Home squash court, music room, boat storage, courtyard

by Sean Parnell

Crews and householders clear flood damage in St Lucia.

Floods

Final days for free trips to the dump as flood clean-up pushed ahead

by Tony Moore

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Crime & Courts

Police arrested Adam Cheal in Coorparoo on Tuesday after specialist officers and negotiators were called in.

Courts

Man in Brisbane lockdown ‘had US police files, explosives’: Court

by Toby Crockford

The front-end loader crashed through a rail corridor in Ipswich, south-west of Brisbane, damaging rail infrastructure.

Queensland courts

Man accused of scooping up motorbikes in front-end loader rampage gets bail

by Toby Crockford

Glen Richard Prentice leaves Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday.

Courts

Tax Office worker altered friend’s records for $7500 JobKeeper payment

by Toby Crockford

Robin Bristow, aka Brother Samael Demo-Gorgon.

Queensland courts

Satanic leader faces perjury charge after allegedly lying in ‘political stunt’ court case

by Toby Crockford

Transport

The video shows a Queensland Rail staff member and one of the woman’s saviours staying with her as she sits on a bench at the Darra Station on April 9 last year.

Public Transport

Elderly woman falls headfirst into train gap as dangerous accidents rise

by Jocelyn Garcia

Linkfield Road Overpass, in Brisbane’s north damaged during a truck crash will be reopened in the middle of next week.

Traffic

Damaged Brisbane overpass to reopen Wednesday after weekend night work

by Tony Moore

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City life

Queensland votes in 2022 federal election.

Australia votes

Queenslanders vote amid wet weather, flood alerts

The decentralised Sunshine State has led the charge away from election day voting this year, with 53.3 per cent already having cast a pre-poll ballot or applied for a postal vote before Saturday.

by Matt Dennien

The massive mural Kitt Bennett painted on old wharves at Hamilton for the Brisbane Street Art Festival.

City life

Bombs away: The massive mural painted under grey clouds in Brisbane

Kitt Bennett wasn’t expecting the wet weather in Brisbane, but it didn’t stop him transforming a concrete wharf into a vast piece of public art.

by Sean Parnell

Don’t forget your brolly this election day.

Australia votes

Brollies at the ballot box: Temperatures drop in Brisbane for election day

by Tony Moore

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese (left) and his partner Jodie Haydon (2nd from right) together with Labor candidate for Leichhardt Elida Faith (centre) and Shadow Minister for the Environment and Water Terri Butler (right) at the Fitzroy Island Turtle Rehabilitation Centre during a visit to Fitzroy Island, Queenland where Labor announced reef protection policy.

Australia votes

Tensions rise in inner-city Brisbane seats as poll nears

by Tony Moore

Homepage composite of Brisbane flood damage in February 2022. Floods, flooding, Brisbane, West End.

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Floods

Flood of claims to come for $771m Queensland home retrofit program

by Tony Moore and Matt Dennien

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