Brisbane City Council residents will soon see a $50 increase in their annual waste disposal fees as the city rolls out a new green waste bin program aimed at reducing landfill.

Every December, the Brisbane City Council appoints one of its members to serve as mayor for the next calendar year. Per nonbinding city guidelines, Councilmember Cliff Lentz should have been named ...

Brisbane City Council has handed down a high-tax but low-spending budget while accusing the state and federal governments of "cost shifting" onto local councils. The council will hike general ...

From August, Brisbane City Council will introduce the Universal Waste Charge, an opt-out green waste program for about 170,000 stand-alone households that will replace the Waste Utility Charge and ...

Brisbane City Council has announced a review into the city's low-to-medium residential zoned areas, as part of a response to increasingly unaffordable housing. Lord mayor Adrian Schrinner revealed ...

Brisbane City Council has handed down a high-tax but low-spending budget while accusing the state and federal governments of "cost shifting" onto local councils. The council will hike general ...

An estimated 7000 people who buy an inner-city Brisbane unit after October 1 face a $100-a-year jump in their rates, double the inflation rate, and the waste levy will rise by almost $50-a-year ...

Brisbane residents will be charged a $50 waste levy to cover the cost of rolling out green bins across the city as part of a council “tax-avoidance scheme”, whether they choose to have a green ...

Brisbane City Council’s latest budget promises lower rates than other nearby councils, but you might be wondering what else is in the budget for you. We’ve picked out a few of the winners and ...

Brisbane residents will have to find an extra 3.87 per cent for their rates, on average, as council cried poor after years of underfunding by the state and federal governments.

Brisbane’s Games win is accelerating and expanding some major public mobility programs offering “turn up and go” transport routes for the 4.4 million people expected to live in South East ...

Key Takeaways: The city of Brisbane, Australia, is preparing to welcome urban air mobility (UAM) aircraft for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games—including, potentially, electric air taxis.