Pixies show Brisbane they're still the most important band of a generation
The Pixies didn't leave time to draw breath at the Riverstage on Thursday night.
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Cameron Atfield
Journalist
Religious fanatics charged over damage to Toowong war memorial
Religious fanatics have confessed to vandalising an Australian war memorial at Toowong over what they said were its "blasphemous" overtones.
Millions at stake as pay dispute heads to Federal Court
Employers have appealed to the Federal Court to overturn a Fair Work Commission decision that left them open to millions of dollars worth of back-pay claims by apprentices.
Valley entertainment precinct goes the way of the Triffid
Council decision to include the Triffid in entertainment precinct is music to the ears of the venue's owner, former Powderfinger bassist John Collins.
Rumour has it deputy mayor still not happy over Adele shows
Brisbane City Council's consternation over this weekend's Adele concerts has continued, with deputy mayor Adrian Schrinner blasting the promoters' decision to hold the shows at the Gabba.
Council wording gaffe targets Brisbane bus drivers as chamber moves to increase penalties for attackers
A Brisbane City Council motion calling for tougher penalties for people who assaulted its bus drivers descended into farce on Tuesday after the wording initially targeted the bus drivers themselves.
'What has council done?' The battle over Brisbane bus attacks
A question about bus driver safety has descended into a political slanging match, as Brisbane City Council awaits the result of a state government review.
'Banana' buses considered for Brisbane Metro
Studies are underway into whether the Quirk administration's signature project, the Brisbane Metro, could be operated by articulated "banana" buses instead of rubber-tyred trams.
Brisbane engineers install $825,000 sensor on Airbus
Brisbane-based Qantas engineers have spent the best part of the past month installing sensitive atmospheric monitoring sensors on a Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A330 in a bid to fill a major gap in global climate research.
Bureaucrat puts Cross River Rail delay at feet of Newman government
The political buck-passing over Brisbane's long-delayed Cross River Rail project has continued after a top Commonwealth bureaucrat laid blame at the feet of the Newman government at a Senate hearing in Canberra on Monday.
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