Topic | Urban planning | WAtoday

We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later.

Planning

Advertisement
Questions over $450 million Gabba Metro busway project

Questions over $450 million Gabba Metro busway project

With the Gabba no longer set to be rebuilt as Brisbane’s Olympic stadium, the suburb may lose one of its promised transport upgrades to somewhere else.

  • by Tony Moore

Latest

Adventure playground, bridge in $120 million package for Victoria Park

Adventure playground, bridge in $120 million package for Victoria Park

Here are the first new projects planned for Brisbane’s Victoria Park as it is transformed from a golf course.

  • by Tony Moore
Brisbane’s rail level crossing bottlenecks back in spotlight

Brisbane’s rail level crossing bottlenecks back in spotlight

The state government has brought forward $10 million in funding to examine measures to improve or reconfigure 14 level crossings in south-east Queensland.

  • by Tony Moore
After deriding Pesutto, Allan confirms her government is also examining Indigenous planning approvals

After deriding Pesutto, Allan confirms her government is also examining Indigenous planning approvals

The state government launched a sharp attack on the opposition over its cultural heritage review, but has now admitted it also has an eye on the system.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Middle Park Hotel’s epic rooftop bar dispute was likened to ‘The Castle’. Finally, there’s a winner

Middle Park Hotel’s epic rooftop bar dispute was likened to ‘The Castle’. Finally, there’s a winner

The historic pub is set for a new rooftop redevelopment, with restrictions, after VCAT settled the long-running dispute. Opponents have vowed to keep fighting.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Pakenham locals craving light relief in fight over decorative street lamps

Pakenham locals craving light relief in fight over decorative street lamps

Residents of an outer suburban estate are fighting to save a series of expensive decorative lamp posts inspired by the Paris end of Collins Street.

  • by Adam Carey
Advertisement
‘Gateway to Straddie’ plan in limbo until developer makes next move

‘Gateway to Straddie’ plan in limbo until developer makes next move

More than a decade after it was proposed, and eight years after an infrastructure agreement was signed, there is nothing to show for the Toondah Harbour project.

  • by Tony Moore
Revealed: Huge plan for new offices and parks at Glebe Island - but no homes
Exclusive
Development

Revealed: Huge plan for new offices and parks at Glebe Island - but no homes

A political stoush has erupted over the future of Sydney’s Bays West precinct, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saying housing was a better option.

  • by Michael Koziol
Baby drought grips Brisbane as a ‘great contraceptive’ emerges

Baby drought grips Brisbane as a ‘great contraceptive’ emerges

Birth rates are plunging across inner and middle suburbs as cost-of-living pressures drive families to the city’s fringe.

  • by Marissa Calligeros, Josh Gordon and Sean Parnell
Why light rail would turn Parramatta Road into the next George Street

Why light rail would turn Parramatta Road into the next George Street

Three Sydney mayors are throwing their support behind plans to transform downtrodden Parramatta Road with a new light-rail line.

  • by Megan Gorrey
Council seeks federal funds for new bridge from West End to Toowong

Council seeks federal funds for new bridge from West End to Toowong

Brisbane City Council cannot afford to build the pedestrian and cycle bridge on its own, and is examining several avenues to raise funds.

  • by Tony Moore