A Greens-led Brisbane City Council would buy Eagle Farm racecourse – compulsorily if necessary – to provide public and affordable housing for up to 10,000 residents, lord mayoral candidate Jonathan Sriranganathan will announce later today. www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/que...

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Who will grab a piece of the Gabba? History fuels hopes for some Olympic recycling

Eighteen years after it was completed, the Gabba will be rebuilt. Last time that happened, an entire stand was transported almost 1400 kilometres north.

Sports that already have the ear of government, and wield disproportionate political clout, should not be given a leg-up to dictate our Olympic legacy.

They’re getting a $2.7b Gabba upgrade, but cricket wants another new stadium

The Gabba will have a $2.7 billion rebuild, but cricket’s governing body in Queensland also wants to overhaul a charming suburban ground.

More land for housing to be released at Hamilton Northshore

More land for housing to be released at Hamilton Northshore

The Queensland government will free up almost 50,000 square metres of near-riverside land at Hamilton for new homes, some of which for social and affordable housing.

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A last-minute ditch to save a World War II dry dock appears to have failed, after the Queensland Heritage Council knocked back a bid to add it to the state’s protection register.

WWII dry dock denied heritage protection, paving way for burial

A last-minute ditch to save a World War II dry dock appears to have failed, after the Queensland Heritage Council knocked back a bid to add it to the state’s protection register.

Drinkers who enjoy a quiet off-the-wood XXXX in the afternoon sun will find themselves in the shade for several months a year if plans for a 17-storey residential tower next to the famous Breakfast Creek Hotel are approved.

Proposed tower to put Breakfast Creek arvo sessions in the shade

Drinkers who enjoy a quiet off-the-wood XXXX in the afternoon sun will find themselves in the shade for several months a year if plans for a 17-storey tower are approved.

Fortitude Valley’s build-to-rent revolution has continued with plans for two new towers that, if approved, would cast a shadow over one of Brisbane’s favourite live music haunts.

New Fortitude Valley rental development to tower over Zoo

Fortitude Valley’s build-to-rent revolution has continued with plans for two new towers that, if approved, would cast a shadow over one of Brisbane’s favourite live music haunts.

Brisbane 20-thirty-who? Olympic bosses’ challenge to tell world who we are

Brisbane 20-thirty-who? Olympic bosses’ challenge to tell world who we are

Olympic organisers have discovered a daunting task ahead of the 2032 Games – letting the world know Brisbane exists.