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The unlikely Sydney suburb in line for new 30-storey towers

The unlikely Sydney suburb in line for new 30-storey towers

A plan to build 1200 apartments in Five Dock is one of dozens of major projects lodged under the Minns government’s new incentive scheme for affordable housing.

  • by Michael Koziol

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50 new buses announced to tackle overcrowding as 50c fares loom

50 new buses announced to tackle overcrowding as 50c fares loom

Two weeks after Brisbane City Council warned extra buses were needed to cover passenger demand, the state government has added new buses to the fleets of Brisbane City Council and eight private bus companies.

  • by Tony Moore
Future of racing at Eagle Farm in doubt after horses ‘spooked by tower’

Future of racing at Eagle Farm in doubt after horses ‘spooked by tower’

The construction of a luxury apartment tower at Eagle Farm is threatening the future of racing after jockeys walked off the track on the weekend.

  • by Marissa Calligeros
The legal battle looming over $89m North Sydney pool facelift

The legal battle looming over $89m North Sydney pool facelift

Councillors will consider taking legal action against the architects of the troubled Olympic pool revamp, setting the stage for a potential courtroom showdown.

  • by Megan Gorrey
A quarter of a million shortfall: Housing target unlikely to be met

A quarter of a million shortfall: Housing target unlikely to be met

The federal government has set a target to build 1.2 million new homes by the end of the decade. A month into the plan, it is already in trouble.

  • by Shane Wright
The pictures show happy citizens lolling about in a new nirvana. The reality will be a grey urban ghetto
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The pictures show happy citizens lolling about in a new nirvana. The reality will be a grey urban ghetto

The massive new Arden development in Melbourne’s north is going to end up like Docklands, maybe worse, with dark streets cutting through major blocks of construction, and an appearance of little useful public open spaces.

  • by Norman Day
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‘Queenslanders aren’t fools’: Crisafulli says CFMEU a bigger problem

‘Queenslanders aren’t fools’: Crisafulli says CFMEU a bigger problem

Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has questioned Labor’s claim there is no evidence to support tougher action being taken against the CFMEU in Queensland.

  • by Tony Moore
Move over Crown: First look at plans for Sydney’s tallest-ever buildings

Move over Crown: First look at plans for Sydney’s tallest-ever buildings

Two proposed skyscrapers next to each other would transform the CBD skyline and effectively match the Sydney Tower Eye as the city’s tallest structure.

  • by Michael Koziol and Julie Power
New $1 billion Perth riverfront masterplan unveiled

New $1 billion Perth riverfront masterplan unveiled

The City of Perth has proposed the transformation, which would cover 2.2 kilometres along the Swan River including Langley Park.

  • by Holly Thompson
‘Huge waste’: Labor loses key supporters over inner-city housing plans

‘Huge waste’: Labor loses key supporters over inner-city housing plans

The Minns government has been criticised from all sides of the housing debate, including its usual supporters, over its plan for a prime piece of inner-city land that will be sold to developers for new homes.

  • by Michael Koziol
Roma Street to the Gabba in under 4 minutes: Taking Brisbane’s underground in 2026

Roma Street to the Gabba in under 4 minutes: Taking Brisbane’s underground in 2026

It’s July 2026 and I’m rushing from the new Roma Street Station to the Gabba. What might have taken me 40 minutes in traffic, is now a journey of less than four minutes under the Brisbane River.

  • by Tony Moore