Chermside
The plan to transform this quiet suburban street with almost 200 units
Five properties would be bulldozed to build the 15-storey tower, as part of a wider push to accommodate Brisbane’s booming population.
- William Davis
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Candidates have their say on concerns that will decide the Stafford byelection
The cost-of-living, safety, and transport were the main issues raised by residents at a candidates’ forum on Wednesday night.
- Dominique Tassell
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- Westfield Chermside Food Court
Westfield Chermside Food Court
Australia’s third-largest shopping centre has plenty of food options.
- Matt Shea
The streets within two Brisbane suburbs that are set for high-density makeovers
The city council has detailed the zones earmarked for thousands of new high-rise homes north and south of the CBD.
- Dominique Tassell
Tradie killed elderly man and ‘callously sped away’
A Brisbane tradesman who hit an elderly man with his car, and then left him to die on the road, has been jailed, with a court hearing he had more than 40 previous driving convictions.
- Cloe Read
Labor rules out Chermside connection for Gympie Road bypass tunnel
Despite calls for the proposed tunnel to service the busy and growing suburban hub, Transport Minister Bart Mellish has explained why it “does not stack up”.
- Tony Moore
Labor refuses to release new Brisbane tunnel plan
Details of the underground tollway from Kedron to Carseldine remain shrouded in secrecy, despite LNP support in both parliament and City Hall.
- Sean Parnell
Busy Brisbane road being redesigned as tunnel decision looms
The Queensland government is working on concept designs for a major suburban thoroughfare before announcing whether a toll tunnel should go underneath.
- Sean Parnell
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- Development
‘Nundah on steroids’: New vision for Brisbane’s ‘alternative CBD’
An urban planning think-tank has released its vision for a new northside CBD, but it is dependent on a major piece of infrastructure being built.
- Cameron Atfield
Plan for tunnel to avoid Chermside traffic came from govt money-makers
Queensland Investment Corporation saw merit – and money – in the idea of a new tollway. It then launched Project Polaris, sidelining Brisbane City Council.
- Sean Parnell