Brisbane City Council released a strategy document yesterday that emphasises their desire to see more green landscapes, public art and easier accessibility  in future development. 

City planning chairman Matthew Bourke said the council’s strategy was focused on utilising public spaces and buildings with more community events, workshops and festivals.

“We want these spaces to be enjoyed by all our residents and visitors, so we’re encouraging the development of fully accessible pathways and buildings,” said Mr Bourke. 

Hundreds of bottles of rare cognac and liqueur from a ship that was sunk by a German U-boat during World War I was salvaged by the Ocean X team. 

Anger mounts in Lebanon as protesters burn tyres, block main roads, and march on the presidential palace in reaction to the death of one protester. 

Protests in the Northern Territory over the police murder of Warlpiri teenager Kumunjayi Walker are escalating with a rally expected to take place in Alice Springs later this morning. 

The Port Macquarie Koala Hospital has received almost $350,000 in donations in the wake of recent bushfires.

Queensland scientists studying Irukandji jellyfish claim local councils are ignoring the threat of the infamous box jellyfish and should be setting up monitoring programs to help prevent injury. 

Queensland rail is giving commuters an early Christmas gift; four days of free train travel.

A video of a fish that has a human-like face has gone viral online.