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My dog is welcome on the CityCat. Why can’t she catch the train?
Dogs are allowed on public transport in cities around the world, but banned on Brisbane’s buses and trains, and muzzled on the CityCat.
- by Felicity Caldwell
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Emergency services
‘I was yelling at residents to get out’: Neighbour helps rescue people from New Farm blaze
- by Cloe Read
Perspective
My dog is welcome on the CityCat. Why can’t she catch the train?
Dogs are allowed on public transport in cities around the world, but banned on Brisbane’s buses and trains, and muzzled on the CityCat.
Felicity Caldwell
Journalist
Sales of the century: What’s in store for Brisbane’s oldest shopping arcade
As Brisbane Arcade celebrates its 100th anniversary, can it survive the evolving demands of retail?
Courtney Kruk
City Reporter
Every show ever made is ours on demand. But television has never been so lonely
Having every program, from every era, available when we want has its upsides. But we might have lost something along the way.
Cameron Atfield
Journalist
Urban Affairs
SEQ western suburbs rail hits the brakes despite population growth
There are no plans for new trains on a major rail line even after the number of passenger trips doubled in the past decade and jumped 39 per cent in the past 12 months.
- by Tony Moore
Hole lotta love could turn this quarry into a ‘South Bank’ by 2032
An internationally prominent urban planner believes a plan to rejuvenate Mount Coot-tha Quarry should be a project of state significance. And it can be ready by the Olympics, he says.
- by Tony Moore
City Life
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City life
Sales of the century: What’s in store for Brisbane’s oldest shopping arcade
- by Courtney Kruk
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Cycling
‘Nice to see some logic’: Speed limit rises on Brisbane bridge where joggers beat bikes
- by Felicity Caldwell
Crime & Courts
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Emergency services
‘I was yelling at residents to get out’: Neighbour helps rescue people from New Farm blaze
On Saturday morning, when Iain heard an explosion, he ran down the street. Four people were on a balcony desperately trying to escape an intense blaze.
- by Cloe Read
Man accused of ‘cocaine brick’ plot is a construction boss by day
In the middle of the night, a small crew set out into the ocean off Australia’s east coast. Police say they had been tasked with one objective: to collect bricks of cocaine.
- by Cloe Read
Politics
Brisbane 2032 Olympics
‘I’ve broken every bone’: Aussie skateboarder’s biggest challenge ahead of Paris 2024
At 21, Gold Coast raised Keegan Palmer has a long list of achievements and almost as many injuries.
- by Josh Bavas
Hole lotta love could turn this quarry into a ‘South Bank’ by 2032
An internationally prominent urban planner believes a plan to rejuvenate Mount Coot-tha Quarry should be a project of state significance. And it can be ready by the Olympics, he says.
- by Tony Moore
Transport
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Public Transport
My dog is welcome on the CityCat. Why can’t she catch the train?
- by Felicity Caldwell
Health
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Flu season
COVID never killed the ‘soldier on’ mentality, especially when you can work from home
- by Felicity Caldwell