The MELT Festival, which celebrates Brisbane’s gay community, is expected to draw some international acts this year. Now in its third year, the festival has become an acclaimed event. Cheryl Tung reports.
Brisbane finally has its own version of one of the world’s best loved board games. A new Monopoly board, using well known city locations, came to life at South Bank. Maudy Veltema reports.
Australian doctors will be charging more for their services from next month. And because many are dumping bulk billing as well, many patients could be 41 dollars out of pocket. Roisin O’Sullivan reports.
Environment workers have started cleaning up the oil spill on World Heritage listed Fraser island, as the government tries to track down the source. So far no wildlife has been hurt. Elisabeth Moss reports.
There’s been more debate over suggested changes to Australia’s tough gun laws and in particular a rapid fire shotgun some farmers want. Former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, says new weapons shouldn’t be allowed at a time of heightened terrorism. Ashleigh …
V8 Supercar fans are gearing up for this weekend’s big Queensland round.. The Gold Coast 6 hundred. Most of the drivers have already arrived. Andrew Behne reports.
A five-year old boy is the sole survivor of a crash which claimed the lives of his father, grandfather and a third man. He’s now recovering in hospital, with his mother by his side. Maudy Veltema reports.
There’s a brand new complex opening in Brisbane where creative and innovative minds can come together. The co-working space will be home to more than two hundred start-up businesses. Elisabeth Moss reports.
The Palaszczuk Government wants Queensland to reach a 50 per cent renewable energy target. Some say it could lead to increased costs and decreased reliability. Molly Houseman reports.
We’re used to the humble pie van and ice cream truck. But today, the city had some more exotic options. Food trucks which have proved such a success in Melbourne have come to Brisbane. Kate Lavrencic reports.