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- Aug 27, 2026
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‘Like Parks and Recreation’: Backbencher removes bench, gets community’s back up (opens the original)
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At lunchtime on Wednesday, a first-term backbencher from Queensland’s regional town of Maryborough shared a local win – he’d successfully pushed for the removal of a public bench from a city street. “I am taking action to improve safety in our CBD, and I will not give up,” the LNP’s John Barounis posted on Facebook and Instagram, explaining businesses and community members had raised concerns about anti-social behaviour. Some people applauded the move, including a local who said people had been
Driving past this huge Brisbane school? Here’s how fast traffic moves at drop-off time (opens the original)
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It’s a huge school, surrounded by busy roads and smack-bang in the inner-city. Some of Brisbane’s biggest schools suffer steep speed drops at pick-up and drop-off, but around Brisbane State High, traffic is always slow, and student movements don’t appear to be a major cause. Average traffic speeds around the school in South Brisbane waver around 30km/h, regardless of whether it is school holidays, the AM peak, PM peak or later in the day. The school, with an enrolment of 3500, takes two out of f
One week into e-bike crackdown, 63 bikes and scooters seized (opens the original)
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In the first week since Queensland began its e-mobility crackdown, more than 60 bikes and scooters have been seized by police. But the system to allow people to prove their ride is legal won’t be ready for months. The first stage of the laws began on July 1, and require legal e-bike and e-scooter riders to slow to 12km/h when passing a pedestrian on a shared path or when riding on a footpath. They also created easier seizure powers for illegal bikes. Queensland now has the world’s biggest fine f
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