Brisbane Airport’s new runway takes shape
Brisbane Airport’s new runway is expected to boost the economy by five billion dollars within a decade. It’s already ahead of schedule and under budget. Kelseigh Wrigley reports.
Category: Transport
#Hashtag personalised plates launched in Queensland
Do you ever want to say something to the person tailgating your car? Now you can, on your number plate. Lucy McCrossan reports.
Fuel prices expected to hit an all time high
Drivers are being urged to fill up while they can before fuel prices hit an all time high. Customers are already paying just under $1.72, in some parts of the south east. Kelseigh Wrigley reports.
Free off peak travel for Brisbane seniors
Brisbane seniors will now ride for free on some public transport if they are happy to travel outside of rush hour. The Lord Mayor launched the initiative today, a few months after it was announced in the Council budget. Lucy …
Cross River Rail now under construction
Drivers will have to rethink their Brisbane commute. The newest stage in the Cross River Rail, means a CBD street is now a no-go zone for cars. Lachlan Cross reports.
Children injured in Canberra bus crash
A bus carrying school children has crashed into an embankment north of Canberra. Almost all passengers were treated for minor to severe injuries. Georgie Hewson reports.
Drivers feeling the squeeze as petrol prices soar
Queensland drivers are again feeling the pain at the petrol pump. Some servos inflated prices close to a $1.80 a litre and the RACQ says that’s highway robbery! Stella Reeve reports.
Brisbane’s notorious traffic hot spots up for an upgrade
Some of Brisbane’s most notorious traffic hotspots are in line for a significant upgrade. City Council’s has announced it is teaming up with Canberra to help bust congestion. Stella Reeve reports.
Busy bus routes leave passengers behind
Brisbane students say they’re being left behind because of overcrowding on buses. More than 2,000 buses skipped their stops just last month because they were too full. Kristen Camp reports.
State Government pledges to bust road congestion
The State Government has pledged $12.5 million to bust congestion in Brisbane’s west. It’s part of a billion dollar project across the city, over the next four years. Sam Wilson reports.