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Could 97.3FM regret firing Bailey?
97.3FM could regret firing star presenter Robin Bailey after she helped the station to the top of the breakfast radio pile for the final ratings period of the year.
97.3FM could regret firing star presenter Robin Bailey after she helped the station to the top of the breakfast radio pile for the final ratings period of the year.
Christmas Lights at Government House
Craig Zonca has been announced as 612 ABC Brisbane's new breakfast show host, taking over the from long-standing presenter Spencer Hoswon.
Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art's recently commissioned sculpture that sits pride of place outside the gallery doors in a remembrance to our state's shared history, its artist says.
Brisbane Times and Palace Cinemas have joined forces to help readers escape the summer heat for an advance screening of one of the season's best flicks.
Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk says there is "a lot more room for humour in City Hall"
There's no need for Brisbane children to be bored in the lead-up to Christmas with so many exciting shows, creative activities, Xmas outings, sports, games, exhibitions and workshops for all ages. Here's a guide to some of the best school holiday fun to be throughout December in and around Brisbane.
It's this band, pared back to the basics, that makes one wonder how they turned into the powerhouse they are today – perhaps the last true stadium band to emerge before the increasing fragmentation of the music industry.
From the major touring shows and one off events to quirky fringe theatre and indie acts, if it’s worth seeing in Brisbane, you'll find it here.
Harper told that lucky few – your scribe included – he wasn't that happy with how the show had gone and he thought he'd give a little extra by way of some sort of apology.
Leena Yadav's film Parched has made it through government censors, pirates and porn bootleggers to Brisbane's Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA).
Tree lights get thousands of on-lookers into the Christmas cheer
Film legend Jack Thompson found the task grueling.
French style artisan markets, Etta James reborn, Brisbane's first chicken bar, Long Breakfast in a secret city hideaway, Christmas food truck markets, a mega mirror maze and Dr Seuss as you've never seen him are just some of the great things to do and try around Brisbane this weekend.
Christmas markets, a long time tradition in Europe are now a thing in Brisbane thanks to our enterprising home grown market folk.
Roma Street Parklands will join the Christmas celebration this year, with Brisbane's festive season starting next week.
"This is our first gig in Australia," James frontman Tim Booth tells the Brisbane crowd at the Tivoli on Friday night.
When it comes to death and grieving nothing is off the table for Deathfest, a Queensland first festival about embracing the darker parts of life.
"I grew up with you," the female voice yells from the crowd. "I love you." Rodriguez smiles. "You haven't changed a bit," he says back.
Brisbane's sweltering early summer may have kept some away, but the End of the Line Festival still brought plenty of noise and colour to an otherwise quiet Woolloongabba Saturday.
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