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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Brisbane Times
- Top 100K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 28, 2026
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Sonny was a healthy little boy, until he started to stumble (opens the original)
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During an appointment with paediatricians at the Prince Charles Hospital, Sonny stumbled. “It was the first time that doctors had actually seen it happen, rather than us just trying to film it,” recalls Sonny’s father, Jason Strozkiy. “I said, ‘That’s it, that’s what we’re talking about, that stumble.’ “You could almost see [the doctor’s] concern come on her face. She was like, ‘OK, we should probably talk to a neurologist.’ ” After an emergency trip to the Queensland Children’s Hospital, geneti
Locals pleaded for a dangerous crossing to be fixed. This isn’t what they had in mind (opens the original)
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Brisbane City Council’s decision to remove a zebra crossing from a busy four-lane road after a teenage boy was hit by a car has shocked and angered locals, who mounted a community campaign to make it safer. The pedestrian crossing in Holland Park West cuts across four lanes of traffic on Logan Road, opposite the popular Glindemann Park, where the council recently invested in a new BMX track. More than 720 residents signed a petition late last year calling for the council to make it safer after a
Residents had been parking here for years. Then they got fined (opens the original)
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For more than a decade, Darren Henley and other residents of Abbeville Street have been parking on the grassy verge opposite their houses, adjacent to their local park. The verge is an ideal spot to park to keep the street clear, and many locals who frequent the popular dog park, basketball court and children’s playground also use the space for off-street parking. Last month, however, Henley received two parking fines totalling $344, and three of his neighbours on the street in Upper Mount Grava
‘Touch my golden palms and I’ll call the police’: The neighbours warring over trees (opens the original)
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It’s that time of year: spring is on our doorstep, the jacarandas are about to bloom shades of purple and green leaves are unfurling across the city. But new tree growth can cause problems, especially when prized views of the Brisbane River or the city skyline are obstructed. Clashes over trees in Brisbane’s suburbs are not an unusual occurrence. Each year, there are thousands of disputes between neighbours over imposing trees, encroaching roots, overhanging branches and leaf litter. Some disput
Are you part of Brisbane’s missing 20 per cent? How much foot traffic has dropped (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Since the coronavirus pandemic changed the way we work – and where we work – almost 60,000 fewer people walk through Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall on average each day. Foot traffic in Queen Street Mall has not returned to pre-pandemic levels, falling nearly 20 per cent. The trend is playing out across the CBD, as working from home changes the rhythm of the River City. In December 2019, the last fes
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