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.

The City of Toronto was poised to remove two instances of the Etobicoke Coat of Arms after complaints it was racist. One Etobicoke councillor took to the Toronto Archives to research it and has asked ...

Long before Toronto stretched from Highway 427 to the Rouge River, Etobicoke was its own city, complete with a coat of arms made in 1977. That crest remains to this day, hanging over the chamber ...

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 ...

Brisbane City Council is seeking more than $4 million from the federal government to help repair the Story Bridge amid criticism it has “poorly planned and poorly managed” the restoration of ...

The coat of arms has been the subject of numerous complaints, since as far back as 2017. City report confirms Etobicoke coat of arms is offensive Skip to main content ...

In fact, the Moorooka block had never flooded. Not in 1974, not in 2011 and not in 2022. Every other block on the street had ...

Brisbane City Council’s plans to announce the move with the budget has been foiled by Labor, which wants credit for the idea. The council, which is controlled by the Liberal Party, earlier ...

A crippling peak-hour Brisbane bus strike planned for Friday has been postponed after a last-moment deal on pay and conditions with unions covering council’s 80000 staff.

A council has spent more than $100,000 of ratepayer money on Welcome to Country ceremonies in the last two years. Brisbane City Council has shelled out $135,000 while other councils within ...

Councillor Stephen Holyday is taking issue with the city’s executive committee decision to remove the Etobicoke Coat of Arms amid complaints it is “racist,” saying councillors “misread” the historic ...

Tracey Schwass, 60, is calling on Brisbane City Council to do more to stop the preventable accidents, saying she doesn’t want anyone else to go through the same painful ordeal.