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Councillors on the plonkism
Tony Moore Labor called it "plonkism", but Brisbane's City Council's Liberal National Party administration on Tuesday approved the Queensland government's 45-storey William Street development.
RFS funding would hurt urban fires: union
Amy Remeikis Increasing the funding allocation for the Rural Fire Service of Queensland could mean robbing the red trucks to pay for the yellow ones, the fire fighters union has warned.
Brisbane Live At Work: Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Brisbane Live At Work: Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Ex-treasurer follows Bligh's career path to a Sydney boardroom
Bridie Jabour Queensland's former deputy premier Andrew Fraser is the latest member of the state's defeated Labor government to score a position in Sydney but will not be migrating south for the gig.
Truck crashes into Brisbane house
Marissa Calligeros A truck has crashed into a home at Annerley, in Brisbane's southern suburbs.
Teenage driver killed in truck collision
Ellen Lutton ONE woman was killed and five people were injured in two accidents involving B-double trucks.
City Hall looks to future with nod to past
Tony Moore More than 250 City Hall workers watched on today as a landmark moment in Brisbane's history was recreated.
Protest convoy lacks confidence
Ellen Lutton THERE was meant to be a convoy of trucks and cars one kilometre long, but in the end Queensland just wasn't passionate enough to drive to Canberra.
Bligh joins the gumboot warriors
Lisa Martin and Darren Cartwright Premier adds muscle to the shovel, joining members of her running group for a floods clean-up working bee at West End.
Traffic gridlock hampers flood clean-up
Staff reporters Patience for "rubbernecking" locals touring Brisbane disaster sites is wearing thin amongst victims battling flood damage around the city.
Heroes' welcome for troops
Ellen Lutton and Selina Charade COMBAT troops were moved to tears as more than 15,000 people honoured the 2500 soldiers of the army's 7th Brigade in Brisbane yesterday.
