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Brisbane's Biggest Riverfront Transformation is Coming.
Channel Sponsors: 🎨 YB Painting https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ 🧠 Excel Psychology https://www.excelpsychology.com.au Queensland has handed down its second budget since the election, with billions of dollars committed to infrastructure, housing, schools and transport. But with a record construction pipeline now planned, the big question is whether the state can actually deliver it all. This week, we take a closer look at what the budget means for Greater Brisbane, including permanent 50-cent public transport fares, water and electricity bills, new infrastructure, housing, and the challenges of finding enough workers to build and staff the projects now on the drawing board. We also explore the proposed transformation of Brisbane's former Visy glass factory site into what some are already calling a "new South Bank", the planned revitalisation of Uptown Brisbane, and why Greater Brisbane's rapid growth is creating opportunities—and challenges—for the future. In this week's My Two Cents, I take you behind the scenes of how I investigated one of the political claims surrounding Queensland's permanent 50-cent fares, following the evidence wherever it led and explaining why fact-checking isn't always as straightforward as it first appears. If you enjoy evidence-based coverage of Greater Brisbane, consider becoming a channel member or supporting the channel through Buy Me a Coffee. Your support helps make independent local journalism like this possible. https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Useful Links 🎧 Members can now listen to weekly updates in podcast form: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqeYhVRqZF8rjafmep93PWg/join Chapters: 00:00 – Can Queensland Deliver? 00:52 – Members Can Listen Too 01:04 – What the Budget Means for You 03:17 – The Price Tag 04:32 – Sponsor: YB Painting 05:00 – Can Queensland Actually Build It? 06:24 – Brisbane's "New South Bank"? 08:06 – Can Uptown Make a Comeback? 09:42 – Greater Brisbane Is Changing 10:52 – Different Answers to the Housing Problem 11:52 – New Schools, But Enough Teachers? 12:56 – Sponsor: Excel Psychology 13:49 – My Two Cents: Following the Evidence #Brisbane #Queensland #Budget #Infrastructure #Housing #PublicTransport #Olympics2032
Brisbane Is Being Rebuilt — But What Is It Becoming?
Greater Brisbane is being rebuilt around us, but are the developments, public spaces and homes emerging across the region taking the shape we want? Waterfront Brisbane’s expected completion has slipped to late 2029, adding another year to a project that began with a 2027 target. Meanwhile, part of Albert Street has re-emerged as a leafy pedestrian boulevard after nearly 7 years behind construction fences, and Brisbane’s median 1-bedroom apartment price has climbed to $670,000 - just $15,000 below Sydney’s. We also examine plans to reshape Mowbray Park and change how King George Square is operated, along with new filming rules prompted by camera-equipped smart glasses at Brisbane’s public pools. There are updates on the CityCat industrial dispute and scrutiny surrounding BMD’s early-works contract for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium. In the Redlands, new renders reveal what Redland City Council promises for the Birkdale Community Precinct, but an unpublished audit, undisclosed operating projections and an environmental reconsideration leave significant questions unanswered. We also look at why Logan City Council is re-examining its controversial flood maps. What do you think about the direction Greater Brisbane is taking? Let me know in the comments. Thanks to this update’s sponsor: YB Painting Claim the exclusive 10% discount for viewers of THE Brisbane Channel: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Support independent, evidence-based coverage of Greater Brisbane: Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrisbaneChannel/membership Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Thanks to https://www.youtube.com/@Adventureexplorersmedia for the footage of work being done on the Centenary Bridge. CHAPTERS 0:00 What is Greater Brisbane becoming? 1:10 Why Waterfront Brisbane has slipped to late 2029 5:33 Albert Street reopens after nearly 7 years 7:09 Why Brisbane’s rail lines now have numbers 8:00 YB Painting: 10% viewer discount 8:24 How Brisbane’s 1-bedroom median reached $670,000 10:34 Inside Macleay Island’s permanent yurt 11:40 Mowbray Park trades parking for green space 13:11 What could change at King George Square? 16:12 Support independent Greater Brisbane coverage 16:40 Smart glasses trigger new pool filming rules 19:18 Brisbane’s 24-hour ferry shutdown 21:10 Why BMD’s stadium contract is under scrutiny 24:25 What Birkdale’s lagoon renders don’t reveal 29:14 Why Logan is re-examining its flood maps #Brisbane #GreaterBrisbane #BrisbaneNews #Queensland
TOO MANY UPDATES for ONE video! 22 Greater Brisbane Updates here, plus...| 2026 Update 6
Get 10% off painting with YB Painting Services: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Find out about Excel Psychology's inclusive and caring support here: https://excelpsychology.com.au/ In this, the sixth week of 2026, we've got all the latest news from around Greater Brisbane. Everything from Olympics budget blowouts to stats on children's e-scooter injuries, the Riverwalk reopening and much, much more! Also a heap of updates from around the 5 Greater Brisbane LGAs: Ipswich, Logan, Moreton Bay and the Redlands. Become a member to support THE Brisbane Channel and get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqeYhVRqZF8rjafmep93PWg/join ... ...or say thanks by buying me a coffee (or two... or ten...): https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung CHAPTERS: 0:00 - This one's crazy big! 0:41 - Olympics budget blowouts? 2:26 - QLD's economy - not looking great. 4:28 - Emotional or psychological support for Brisbane 5:08 - Kids' e-scooter injuries double 8:10 - A new housing initiative - and debate 9:49 - The Riverwalk finally reopens! 10:39 - Have your say on Brisbane's legacy 11:41 - Discount on painting for viewers of THE Brisbane Channel 12:57 - Green waste to electricity 13:45 - Bin collection let down 14:32 - 2027 Rugby World Cup HERE! 14:56 - Logan flood map debacle up a notch 16:17 - Logan's IT vulnerable 17:03 - Your support is appreciated! 17:30 - Support for school leavers 17:49 - Youth Justice School to open 18:14 - Koalas and gliders vs developers 19:26 - Caught on Facebook Marketplace 19:57 - Cleveland Aquatic Centre in disrepair 21:25 - Paddling to success 22:27 - Massive battery now in charge 23:01 - More Good in Goodna 23:41 - This LGA is booming! 24:15 - A great innovation awarded 24:56 - 58 new social homes 25:23 - The NEW Channel! 26:01 - My Two Cents: reporting on reporting 29:09 - A little awkwardness LINKS: Video with tips for handling stress in Brisbane: https://youtu.be/okG6xVntWMo Making Our Mark page: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/about-council/council-projects/brisbane-2032/making-our-mark Short stay accommodation law details: https://enews.mailer.brisbane.qld.gov.au/ch/65792/28kv2/2198005/1m3X7DYchN0R3aX.Nx0j8bJozzjScD0CtS1HsftL.html Short stay accommodation feedback: https://enews.mailer.brisbane.qld.gov.au/ch/65792/28kv2/2198006/1m3X7DYchN0R3aX.Nx0jq8O2oXe0fvnzxiR.vjDc.html The Trails feedback (scroll to the bottom for the link): https://redlands2030.net/draft-environment-report-for-the-trails/ The new YouTube channel - THE Brisbane Channel Clips: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannelCLIPS THANKS TO CHANNEL MEMBERS: ELITE CONTRIBUTORS Darbee Royal, Chad Martin, Mostly Reading, 1UP, 77Serenity77, Rollerblading Brisbane, Francesca Carpenter, StaggHaus, Wayne Mather, lets-go-logan INSIDERS Adventure Day Trips Brisbane, Freyja Australis, Mark Williams, andrewtechhelp, Mail497, Thorsten Engler, Caressa, Jacky Boi, Jeremy Stiles, Nicolas Marnival, Latchkey_Wizzard, Epic Wink, Luke Bennett, Nick Cruz, Matheus Carvalho, Roman Mackinnon, Cal Herbert, David Carter, Lloyd Welch, dpmefmeof, Nick Dorogavtsev, James Paradiso (jimmy) SUPPORTERS Jabbermocky, Raami Fleming, Simon Paice, possums_snails25, Colin Roberts, Jen Bowles, peter fan, Alan Paberzs, ibislover2000, Simon Whiteley, Pete Booth, brendon stichbury, Clyde Dunlop, Dora , Peet , Piper and Dusty, James Lin, Mark Ledwich, DavisonIncorp, Bradley Grehan, Anthony Fuller, Michael Lines, Mason Rawling-Jones, Fernando von Christian, winteryeight361, Tenille Dakers, vpower, Michael a Price, CK7, Idalia Serpas, Nitoguido, James Blinco, Cheeugene, John Delorian, Andrew Kemp, Malcolm James, Geoffrey Watson, Brett Smith, Dwij Dutt, Butts McGee, Simon, Louis VargaSs, Dim, Roberto Orellana, Reed, Master Chief, Kara, Angrrrboda, Queensland Walks Incorporated, Gabriela, Stuart Jarvis, Slowgoing_Trainline, Jou Wei, Matthew C, paulskino22, Tommyaka, matthewxcountry, Jonas T Ashton, FellowGlobalCitizen, Lilli, Dean Poole, JoPitt, Lucy, Stephen Moore, Emmanuel Robert, Vishnu Menon, Wayne Hewitt, Annette, Own Your Crazy, Jack Messenger, Andrew Rogencamp, Andre van der Westhuizen, fitzroy001, Jasmine Reay, 13QTOW, Jakos, KEi F, Verity Santy, Saji Weerasingham, Kaan Finney, JoPitt #brisbane
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Brisbane Is Being Rebuilt — But What Is It Becoming?
Greater Brisbane is being rebuilt around us, but are the developments, public spaces and homes emerging across the region taking the shape we want? Waterfront Brisbane’s expected completion has slipped to late 2029, adding another year to a project that began with a 2027 target. Meanwhile, part of Albert Street has re-emerged as a leafy pedestrian boulevard after nearly 7 years behind construction fences, and Brisbane’s median 1-bedroom apartment price has climbed to $670,000 - just $15,000 below Sydney’s. We also examine plans to reshape Mowbray Park and change how King George Square is operated, along with new filming rules prompted by camera-equipped smart glasses at Brisbane’s public pools. There are updates on the CityCat industrial dispute and scrutiny surrounding BMD’s early-works contract for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium. In the Redlands, new renders reveal what Redland City Council promises for the Birkdale Community Precinct, but an unpublished audit, undisclosed operating projections and an environmental reconsideration leave significant questions unanswered. We also look at why Logan City Council is re-examining its controversial flood maps. What do you think about the direction Greater Brisbane is taking? Let me know in the comments. Thanks to this update’s sponsor: YB Painting Claim the exclusive 10% discount for viewers of THE Brisbane Channel: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Support independent, evidence-based coverage of Greater Brisbane: Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrisbaneChannel/membership Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Thanks to https://www.youtube.com/@Adventureexplorersmedia for the footage of work being done on the Centenary Bridge. CHAPTERS 0:00 What is Greater Brisbane becoming? 1:10 Why Waterfront Brisbane has slipped to late 2029 5:33 Albert Street reopens after nearly 7 years 7:09 Why Brisbane’s rail lines now have numbers 8:00 YB Painting: 10% viewer discount 8:24 How Brisbane’s 1-bedroom median reached $670,000 10:34 Inside Macleay Island’s permanent yurt 11:40 Mowbray Park trades parking for green space 13:11 What could change at King George Square? 16:12 Support independent Greater Brisbane coverage 16:40 Smart glasses trigger new pool filming rules 19:18 Brisbane’s 24-hour ferry shutdown 21:10 Why BMD’s stadium contract is under scrutiny 24:25 What Birkdale’s lagoon renders don’t reveal 29:14 Why Logan is re-examining its flood maps #Brisbane #GreaterBrisbane #BrisbaneNews #Queensland
2026/08/31•36,921 回再生•487 高評価
Brisbane After Dark: What Needs to Change Before 2032? | J.C. Collins
What should Brisbane feel like after dark—and what needs to change before the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games? Adam sits down with John “J.C.” Collins, Queensland’s first Nightlife Economy Commissioner, whose experience includes touring the world with Powderfinger and operating Brisbane venues including The Triffid and Fortitude Music Hall. They discuss why the nighttime economy extends well beyond bars and clubs, what J.C. heard while consulting across Queensland, the pressures threatening grassroots music venues, outdated regulation and liquor licensing, late-night trading and public transport, safety and connectivity between precincts, and the opportunity to develop a distinctly Brisbane nightlife experience before 2032. This conversation was recorded in the green room at The Triffid. As it is a working live music venue, you will occasionally hear some background noise. This is the public version of the podcast. YouTube channel members can watch the extended conversation, which includes more on the practical regulatory obstacles facing venues, the different nighttime economies J.C. encountered across Queensland, and his fuller assessment of how further reform could be progressed. Get 10% off your next painting job with YB Painting: https://ybpainting.com.au/tbc CHAPTERS: 0:00 Brisbane after dark: what must change? 1:22 From Powderfinger to Nightlife Commissioner 4:00 What overseas nightlife gets right 4:55 What actually counts as nightlife? 6:03 What J.C. heard across Queensland 7:27 What makes a great nightlife precinct? 8:24 Where Brisbane is falling short 9:47 YB Painting Services 10:16 Can nightlife work for everyone? 11:29 Could licensing relief keep venues open? 12:51 The night out begins before the venue 15:18 Connecting Brisbane’s precincts safely 18:23 Why women feel unsafe after dark 20:27 Can more nightlife make cities safer? 21:34 Why Brisbane needs to be ready by 2028 25:06 What makes nightlife uniquely Brisbane? 26:19 Is Brisbane really an early-to-bed city? 28:58 Which reforms should happen first? 30:37 Turning the report into action 33:09 Will Powderfinger reunite? #Brisbane #Nightlife #JCcollins
2026/08/26•2,513 回再生•76 高評価
Smaller Blocks, Taller Towers. Change is here!
Brisbane’s housing market has recorded its second consecutive monthly fall—just as Brisbane City Council approves major planning changes allowing some lots as small as 120 square metres. A separate draft plan could bring towers of up to 30 storeys to Upper Mount Gravatt. But creating development capacity doesn’t guarantee that new homes will actually be built, or that supporting infrastructure will keep pace. This Greater Brisbane update also examines Ballymore’s next redevelopment and its still-undisclosed cost, the federal reconsideration process affecting the Birkdale whitewater centre, rapid growth in Brisbane Metro patronage, continuing train and ferry disruption, e-scooters dumped in the Brisbane River and improving hospital figures. There are also updates on the Cowboys’ proposed 100-pokie venue in Logan, unanswered questions about Meadowbrook housing, the Wyllie Park camping trial, The Bluey Movie and two developing stories on youth justice and mental-health care. This video is sponsored by YB Painting Services. Claim your exclusive 10% viewer discount: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Have your say: Upper Mount Gravatt draft precinct plan: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/about-council/council-projects/upper-mt-gravatt-precinct-plan Birkdale Community Precinct and Redland Whitewater Centre—EPBC reconsideration: https://epbcpublicportal.environment.gov.au/all-notices/project-decision/?id=e1e04c8e-6e34-f111-88b4-7ced8d326e04 Current Logan City Council consultations, including the Cowboys leagues-club proposal: https://www.haveyoursaylogan.com.au/projects?filter%5Bconsultation_status%5D=open&filter%5Bview%5D=list&sort=-published_at Support independent coverage of Greater Brisbane: Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join Visit THE Brisbane Channel: https://thebrissiechannel.com/ Chapters: 0:00 Brisbane’s biggest changes this week 1:29 Brisbane home values turn down 2:17 Council approves lots as small as 120m² 4:46 The driveway bigger than Brisbane’s future lots 5:16 Support independent Brisbane coverage 5:48 Ballymore gets certainty—football still waits 8:51 Birkdale whitewater decision back under scrutiny 11:51 Metro use surges—but what drove it? 14:51 Trains return as ferries stop again 17:15 Who will fund the river scooter clean-up? 19:05 Police target dangerous jet-ski riding 20:10 Hospital ramping improves—but gaps remain 22:56 YB Painting viewer discount 23:19 The Cowboys’ proposed 100-pokie Logan venue 26:22 Meadowbrook housing questions go unanswered 27:56 Wyllie Park details and Kippa-Ring vandalism 30:39 Bluey’s divisive big-screen makeover 31:14 On my radar: two youth justice proposals 32:18 On my radar: Prince Charles Hospital inquest 32:46 More from THE Brisbane Channel #Brisbane #Queensland #GreaterBrisbane
2026/08/24•15,453 回再生•403 高評価
8,000 Homes, a Homeless Camp and a $2.5M Bet
Moreton Bay Council says its proposed 60-site campground at Wyllie Park will provide a safer and more dignified place for people sleeping rough. But the Queensland Government says it was blindsided and has serious concerns about the plan. In this Greater Brisbane update, we examine what the campground would provide, what it wouldn’t, and the questions still surrounding security, support services and long-term housing. We also look at an analysis finding public transport beats driving into Brisbane from 72 suburbs - depending heavily on how long drivers need to park and walk. Plus, Brisbane and Logan’s use of AI to detect swimmers in trouble, Ipswich’s conditional $2.5 million commitment to a synthetic athletics track, an $85 million vision for Kedron Brook, Southern Thornlands’ planned 8,000 homes and a proposed five-day food market at Hamilton. UPDATE: Economic Development Queensland’s consultation page now states that the Queensland and Australian governments have committed $544 million in catalyst infrastructure funding for Southern Thornlands. This new information differs from the funding position described in the video. SPONSOR Get 10% off painting services with YB Painting Services: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ MORE INFORMATION AND CONSULTATIONS See GoThere Brisbane’s complete commute comparison: https://www.gotherebrisbane.com/data/commute-to-brisbane-cbd Have your say on Brisbane City Council’s Kedron Brook Revitalisation Draft Vision: https://yoursay.brisbane.qld.gov.au/kedron-brook-vision-and-master-plan View the Southern Thornlands proposal and make a submission: https://www.yoursay.edq.qld.gov.au/southern-thornlands-priority-development-area SUPPORT THE CHANNEL Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join Make a one-off contribution through Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Thanks to the following channels for the use of their footage in this video: @WHEREVERTHEWINDTAKESME71 @Adventureexplorersmedia CHAPTERS 0:00 Three big questions across Greater Brisbane 1:17 Moreton Bay’s controversial campground 6:31 Support independent local reporting 6:56 A permanent alternative: the Youth Foyer 8:15 Is public transport actually faster? 12:11 Sponsor: YB Painting 12:34 Can AI spot swimmers in trouble? 15:36 Kedron Brook’s $85 million vision 17:37 A bikeway 25 years in the making 19:19 Why Ipswich backed the Ripley track 24:13 8,000 homes—and a $544 million question 26:02 Brisbane’s answer to Queen Victoria Market? 27:42 Brisbane nightlife podcast—and what’s next #Brisbane #Queensland #GreaterBrisbane
2026/08/16•8,335 回再生•308 高評価
It's time to build something better
THE Brisbane Channel has always been about exploring Greater Brisbane and trying to understand this place more deeply. Now, I’d like to see what could happen if that exploration involved more perspectives, more skills and more people. If you’re curious about Greater Brisbane and interested in contributing, learning, creating or helping tell its stories, I’d love to hear from you. Expression of interest: https://forms.gle/pHRmfkv4Hyeurznp6 I’ll be organising an initial get-together for people who’d like to explore what we could build together. THE Brisbane Channel covers Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan, Moreton Bay and the Redlands.
2026/08/12•3,998 回再生•247 高評価
What Brisbane’s New Olympic Precinct Plan Doesn’t Tell Us
Brisbane’s Olympic precinct finally has a masterplan—but we still don’t know what the wider transformation will cost, which connections will be ready for 2032 or exactly how vehicles will reach the proposed stadium. We also examine what happens after households are evicted from public housing, new data identifying almost 1,000 Brisbane families experiencing homelessness, another ferry stoppage and Airtrain’s multimillion-dollar court action over 50-cent fares. At council level, Brisbane is targeting another 50,000 homes while some unit owners face rates increases far above the promoted household average. In Redland City, a confidential internal review has raised questions about investment in ageing water and wastewater infrastructure. Plus: the Guyatt Park tree investigation, Brighton’s proposed eight-storey retirement village, developments across Greater Brisbane and five double passes to Ice Cream Man. SPONSORS Excel Psychology: https://excelpsychology.com.au/ Claim 10% off with YB Painting Services: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ MOVIE TICKET GIVEAWAY Enter to win one of five double passes to Ice Cream Man: https://thebrissiechannel.com/win Entries close before the winners are drawn at midday on Tuesday, August 11. Channel members can provide their username for an additional entry. SUPPORT THE CHANNEL Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqeYhVRqZF8rjafmep93PWg/join Make a one-off contribution to support the work: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung CHAPTERS 00:00 The Olympic vision—and the questions it leaves behind 01:27 What the Victoria Park masterplan still doesn’t answer 05:56 Sponsor: Excel Psychology 06:37 Evicted from public housing—then what? 11:24 Why Brisbane’s ferries stopped again 12:38 Airtrain’s $6 million fight over 50-cent fares 13:39 Can Brisbane really add 50,000 homes? 14:49 When a 3.97% rates rise becomes much more 15:54 What Council says about the Guyatt Park branch 17:35 Sponsor: YB Painting Services 17:59 The confidential Redland City water review 20:23 Why Brighton residents oppose this eight-storey village 21:39 Help fund deeper local reporting 22:00 Around Greater Brisbane: housing, dams, litter and a giant swing 24:34 DNA powers, police pursuits and a busway proposal 25:26 Win one of five double passes #Brisbane #Brisbane2032 #Queensland
2026/08/09•12,294 回再生•390 高評価
Brisbane Goes to Bed Early. Is that about to change?
Brisbane has long carried a reputation as a city that goes to bed early. Queensland now has its first Nightlife Economy Action Plan—but which changes will actually happen, which have been rejected, and why could some of the most important reforms take years? This Greater Brisbane update also examines why Queensland Rail still cannot provide a date for restoring its normal timetable, the High Court challenge to Queensland’s restrictions on two protest phrases, and the unresolved question of who should pay when Council-managed trees damage historic graves. Plus: major road and bridge projects take shape, Brisbane increases the recycled content of its asphalt, Queensland records its first confirmed detection of the globally circulating H5 bird flu, the fire-ant eradication program expands, and new technology helps researchers protect local koalas. IMPORTANT SOURCE DISCREPANCY As explained in the video, two official Queensland Government sources provide conflicting figures for the Nightlife Economy Action Plan. The department’s webpage says 39 recommendations are supported, supported in principle or supported in part, with another 11 noted. However, the Action Plan PDF says 41 receive some level of support and nine are noted—and its recommendation-by-recommendation table adds up to those PDF figures. Both calculations leave 12 recommendations receiving no support or no change to existing policy. Webpage: https://www.housing.qld.gov.au/news-publications/strategies-plans/queensland-nightlife-economy-action-plan Action Plan PDF: https://www.housing.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/92105/qld-nightlife-economy-action-plan.pdf CHANNEL SPONSORS Save 10% with YB Painting Services: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Find out more about Excel Psychology: https://www.excelpsychology.com.au SUPPORT THE CHANNEL Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join Buy Adam a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung Members at Insider and Elite Contributor levels can also access these updates in podcast form. CHAPTERS 00:00 Nightlife, trains and a constitutional fight 00:56 Can Brisbane finally stay open after 8:30? 08:07 Save 10% with YB Painting Services 08:31 Why Queensland Rail still has no return date 12:50 Will Queensland’s protest-phrase law survive? 16:36 Finding the right support with Excel Psychology 17:17 Why 83 giant bridge girders are travelling at night 18:32 What a record grant will build in the Redlands 19:21 How Brisbane’s old roads are becoming new again 20:13 Bird flu, fire ants and koalas tracked from the sky 24:07 Who pays when cemetery trees damage history? 27:10 Help fund reporting that follows up 27:31 The housing claims still missing crucial answers #Brisbane #Queensland #GreaterBrisbane
2026/08/02•8,174 回再生•300 高評価
Brisbane 2032: The Hard Part Starts NOW!
Six years out from Brisbane 2032, the countdown clock is running—but key venue costs, capacities and the Games’ operating budget remain unresolved. This Greater Brisbane update examines what is actually moving forward, before following the money through Airtrain’s accounts as calls grow for a government buyback and 50-cent airport fares. We also look at the first signs of a Brisbane property slowdown, the extraordinary decline of Karalee’s Bubble House and the historical discoveries made beneath Shorncliffe Station. Thanks to App Wizard, creators of Royalty Rewards, and YB Painting Services for supporting THE Brisbane Channel. Royalty Rewards explainer and trial details: https://youtu.be/YzTEE1g6NeA Claim THE Brisbane Channel viewer discount from YB Painting Services: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Support THE Brisbane Channel: Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join Make a one-off contribution through Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung CHAPTERS 00:00 Brisbane 2032: the clock is ticking 01:08 Six years to go—but what has actually begun? 02:03 First look at Brisbane’s proposed aquatic centre 05:46 Only one major venue contract has been awarded 07:17 The workforce shortage behind the Games 08:55 The $4.9 billion figure that no longer adds up 11:24 Can 2032 transform sport beyond the Games? 12:37 Brisbane City Council’s 21-part legacy plan 15:48 The protest—and a new environmental challenge 18:07 Helping local businesses bring customers back 19:15 Could Airtrain fares really fall to 50 cents? 24:09 Is Brisbane’s property boom finally slowing? 29:00 A quick word from YB Painting Services 29:34 What happened to Queensland’s Bubble House? 32:02 Help keep this coverage going 32:31 On my radar: stories worth waiting for 34:15 What workers found beneath Shorncliffe Station 35:56 Where to continue watching THANKS TO CHANNEL MEMBERS... ELITE CONTRIBUTORS Darbee Royal Chad Martin 1UP Rollerblading Brisbane Francesca Carpenter 77Serenity77 MostlyReading StaggHaus Wayne Mather lets-go-logan In2deep Matheus Carvalho Brent Thompson Thorsten Engler Angel Frost Daniel Bolland INSIDERS Adventure Day Trips Brisbane andrewtechhelp Mail497 Caressa Jacky Boi Jeremy Stiles Nicolas Marinval Latchkey_Wizzard Epic Wink Luke Bennett Mark Williams Cal Herbert David Carter Lloyd Welch dpmefmeof Nitoguido Pietro Marin Michael Lines matthewxcountry Frank Chang All7 SUPPORTERS Jabbermocky, Simon Paice, possums_snails25, Colin Roberts, Jen Bowles, peter fan, Alan Paberzs, elevenkingk, Simon Whiteley, Pete Booth, brendon stichbury, Clyde Dunlop, Dora, Peet, Piper and Dusty, James Lin, DavisonIncorp, Bradley Grehan, Anthony Fuller, Mason Rawling-Jones, Fernando von Christian, winteryeight361, Tenille Dakers Michael a Price, Idalia Serpas, Cheeugene, Andrew Kemp, John Delorian Malcolm James, Geoffrey Watson, Brett Smith, Dwij Dutt, Simon, Louis VargaSs, Roberto Orellana, Dim, Reed, Kara, Angrrrboda, Queensland Walks Incorporated, Stuart Jarvis, Slowgoing_Trainline, Jou Wei, Matthew C, Master Chief, FellowGlobalCitizen, Dean Poole, Lucy Stephen Moore, Emmanuel Robert, Vishnu Menon, Wayne Hewitt Kelly Chapman, Own Your Crazy, Andrew Rogencamp, Andre van der Westhuizen, fitzroy001, 13QTOW, Nick Dorogavtsev, Verity Santy, Saji Weerasingham, Kaan Finney, JoPitt, Land St Gallery Toowong, da Ebsary, Ken, Will Parker, Gleaned_Standard, Ben Social, Sophie Dwyer, Michael Ankersen, June Price, Terrence Hutchinson, BeeWee #Brisbane #Brisbane2032 #Queensland
2026/07/27•11,153 回再生•299 高評価
Why Brisbane’s Transport Problem Isn’t Just About Transport | feat. David Hayward
Brisbane’s transport challenges aren’t simply about roads, railways and buses. They’re also shaped by where people live, where jobs are created and whether a network traditionally focused on the inner city reflects the journeys people actually make. In this episode of THE Brisbane Channel Podcast: In-Depth, Adam speaks with transport engineer David Hayward, director and co-founder of Aptura Consulting, Queensland Walks board member and Queensland Chair of Engineers Australia’s Transport Australia Society. The conversation explores: • Why Brisbane’s growth could lead to longer journeys • What an ideal transport system might look like • Why walking is often overlooked in transport planning • The potential role of e-mobility • Whether “tall over sprawl” works without adequate transport • What buses, trains, cars and active transport should each do • Whether Brisbane 2032 could leave a meaningful walking legacy • Why better land-use planning may matter more than another mega-project The extended version of this conversation is available to Insider and Elite Contributor members of THE Brisbane Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join This podcast was made possible with the support of YB Painting Services. Claim an exclusive 10% discount at: https://ybpainting.com.au/tbc Every aspect of life in Greater Brisbane can be viewed from more than one perspective. The views expressed aren’t necessarily shared or endorsed by THE Brisbane Channel, but they can add another dimension to the wider conversation. This is one perspective, not the final word. Subscribe to THE Brisbane Channel for conversations and analysis about growth, housing, transport and life across Greater Brisbane. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Why Brisbane’s transport problem isn’t just about transport 1:25 Why a transport engineer became a walking advocate 3:15 What would an “ideal” Brisbane transport system look like? 5:26 How yesterday’s Brisbane limits today’s choices 7:15 If most jobs aren’t in the CBD, where should the network point? 12:07 Brisbane’s growth is moving outwards. Are the jobs? 15:58 Are pedestrians the forgotten part of transport planning? 18:34 Can e-mobility shrink Brisbane’s distances? 21:28 Tall over sprawl—but what if the busway never comes? 23:56 Brisbane 2032: the transport test planners enjoy and fear 28:15 Could a Green Grid reshape central Brisbane? 29:40 Temporary Games fix—or a safer city after dark? 31:55 What needs to happen now—and what can wait? 33:10 What job should each transport mode do? 35:22 Why the biggest solution isn’t another mega-project #GreaterBrisbane #Brisbane #Brisbane2032
2026/07/22•3,075 回再生•115 高評価
What Brisbane’s Headlines Don’t Tell You
A headline figure can sound decisive—but once you look underneath it, the picture is often much more complicated. Brisbane Airport says its latest flight-path package will reduce direct overflight for almost 140,000 residents. But that figure is not a net measure of who will experience less aircraft noise, most of the changes are not operating yet, and some will also help unlock simultaneous arrivals on both runways. This update also examines the unresolved questions surrounding Brisbane 2032’s proposed rowing and aquatic venues, why South East Queensland’s reduced rail timetable could continue until late September, signs Brisbane’s long petrol-price cycle is returning, and whether the property market is finally beginning to lose momentum. Further across Greater Brisbane, we look at the latest attempt to revive Wintergarden, the infrastructure challenge accompanying Flagstone and Narangba’s growth, several quieter decisions in Redland City, a small transport experiment at the Gabba, locally built electric trucks at Wacol, and why Brisbane can have a $13.1 billion night-time economy while conventional nightlife operators remain worried about the city’s future after dark. I’m also preparing a separate video unpacking the individual Brisbane Airport flight paths, how the headline numbers were calculated, and what the noise modelling can—and cannot—tell us. Keep an eye out for that soon. Thanks to this update’s sponsors: YB Painting Services Claim THE Brisbane Channel viewer discount: https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ Excel Psychology Warm and inclusive psychology support: https://www.excelpsychology.com.au Support independent Greater Brisbane coverage: Become a channel member: https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung CHAPTERS: 00:00 Why the headlines don’t tell the whole story 01:11 Almost 140,000 fewer people overflown—but less noise? 04:03 Is Rockhampton’s Olympic rowing venue actually settled? 06:03 Will Canberra help pay for Brisbane’s aquatic centre? 07:21 Save 10% with YB Painting Services 07:45 Why reduced train services could last until September 10:20 Is Brisbane’s long petrol-price cycle returning? 12:48 Housing boom forecast—or the start of a slowdown? 15:16 Fire ants down 86%—but what was actually measured? 17:22 Help support deeper Greater Brisbane coverage 18:13 Is this finally the plan that revives Wintergarden? 20:47 Can Flagstone’s roads keep pace with its growth? 21:55 The two Narangba plans people could easily confuse 22:55 What Redland City has quietly changed 24:14 Could secure bike parking change Gabba event travel? 25:17 Brisbane begins building electric trucks 26:49 Support from Excel Psychology 27:30 A $13.1 billion night economy—so why are venues worried? 32:34 Did Ipswich just break a world record? THANKS TO CHANNEL MEMBERS... ELITE CONTRIBUTORS Darbee Royal Chad Martin 1UP Rollerblading Brisbane Francesca Carpenter 77Serenity77 MostlyReading StaggHaus Wayne Mather lets-go-logan In2deep Matheus Carvalho Brent Thompson Thorsten Engler Angel Frost Daniel Bolland INSIDERS Adventure Day Trips Brisbane andrewtechhelp Mail497 Caressa Jacky Boi Jeremy Stiles Nicolas Marinval Latchkey_Wizzard Epic Wink Luke Bennett Mark Williams Cal Herbert David Carter Lloyd Welch dpmefmeof Nitoguido Pietro Marin Michael Lines matthewxcountry Frank Chang All7 SUPPORTERS Jabbermocky, Simon Paice, possums_snails25, Colin Roberts, Jen Bowles, peter fan, Alan Paberzs, elevenkingk, Simon Whiteley, Pete Booth, brendon stichbury, Clyde Dunlop, Dora, Peet, Piper and Dusty, James Lin, DavisonIncorp, Bradley Grehan, Anthony Fuller, Mason Rawling-Jones, Fernando von Christian, winteryeight361, Tenille Dakers Michael a Price, Idalia Serpas, Cheeugene, Andrew Kemp, John Delorian Malcolm James, Geoffrey Watson, Brett Smith, Dwij Dutt, Simon, Louis VargaSs, Roberto Orellana, Dim, Reed, Kara, Angrrrboda, Queensland Walks Incorporated, Stuart Jarvis, Slowgoing_Trainline, Jou Wei, Matthew C, Master Chief, FellowGlobalCitizen, Dean Poole, Lucy Stephen Moore, Emmanuel Robert, Vishnu Menon, Wayne Hewitt Kelly Chapman, Own Your Crazy, Andrew Rogencamp, Andre van der Westhuizen, fitzroy001, 13QTOW, Nick Dorogavtsev, Verity Santy, Saji Weerasingham, Kaan Finney, JoPitt, Land St Gallery Toowong, da Ebsary, Ken, Will Parker, Gleaned_Standard, Ben Social, Sophie Dwyer, Michael Ankersen, June Price, Terrence Hutchinson, BeeWee #Brisbane #GreaterBrisbane #Queensland
2026/07/19•7,766 回再生•331 高評価
Brisbane Is About to Run Differently
Every week, I bring together the stories shaping life across Greater Brisbane—from major infrastructure and housing to transport, local initiatives and the smaller changes that often fly under the radar. This week we look at AI-powered traffic signals in Moreton Bay, new technology aimed at reducing rail delays, major revisions to the Toowong Central redevelopment, rising rents, historic buildings being incorporated into new developments, a Brisbane company helping reduce grocery bills, Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Brisbane Airport, and much more. I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Which story do you think will have the biggest impact on Greater Brisbane over the coming years? Give feedback on Brisbane City Council's Meetings Amending Law here: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/laws-and-permits/local-laws/community-consultation-and-new-local-laws. A huge thank you to this week's sponsors: 🎨 YB Painting Need a painter you can trust? YB Painting provides high-quality residential and commercial painting services across Brisbane. https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ 🧠 Excel Psychology Warm and inclusive psychology support. https://www.excelpsychology.com.au ☕ Support THE Brisbane Channel Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung ⭐ Become a channel member https://www.youtube.com/@THEBrisbaneChannel/join ⏱ Chapters 00:00 - A changing Greater Brisbane 01:02 - Can AI make traffic lights smarter? 03:37 - Another cause of train delays 05:35 - Community feedback changes a major development 07:50 - Brisbane wants your feedback 08:13 - Old buildings, new future? 09:18 - Rents hit another record 10:55 - Looking after your mental health (Sponsored by Excel Psychology) 11:37 - Saving bread, saving money 13:10 - Like cheap pub meals? 13:59 - A bigger safety net 15:27 - Who's responsible here? 17:15 - Redlands changes tip access 18:31 - Why are the bin lids changing? 19:05 - 10% discount for you (Sponsored by YB Painting) 19:29 - Brisbane's aviation fuel future 21:00 - On My Radar 22:53 - Help support the mission THANKS TO CHANNEL MEMBERS... ELITE CONTRIBUTORS Darbee Royal Chad Martin 1UP Rollerblading Brisbane Francesca Carpenter 77Serenity77 MostlyReading StaggHaus Wayne Mather lets-go-logan In2deep Matheus Carvalho Brent Thompson Thorsten Engler Angel Frost Daniel Bolland INSIDERS Adventure Day Trips Brisbane andrewtechhelp Mail497 Caressa Jacky Boi Jeremy Stiles Nicolas Marinval Latchkey_Wizzard Epic Wink Luke Bennett Mark Williams Cal Herbert David Carter Lloyd Welch dpmefmeof Nitoguido Pietro Marin Michael Lines matthewxcountry Frank Chang All7 SUPPORTERS Jabbermocky Simon Paice possums_snails25 Colin Roberts Jen Bowles peter fan Alan Paberzs elevenkingk Simon Whiteley Pete Booth brendon stichbury Clyde Dunlop Dora, Peet, Piper and Dusty James Lin DavisonIncorp Bradley Grehan Anthony Fuller Mason Rawling-Jones Fernando von Christian winteryeight361 Tenille Dakers Michael a Price Idalia Serpas Cheeugene Andrew Kemp John Delorian Malcolm James Geoffrey Watson Brett Smith Dwij Dutt Simon Louis VargaSs Roberto Orellana Dim Reed Kara Angrrrboda Queensland Walks Incorporated Stuart Jarvis Slowgoing_Trainline Jou Wei Matthew C Master Chief FellowGlobalCitizen Dean Poole Lucy Stephen Moore Emmanuel Robert Vishnu Menon Wayne Hewitt Kelly Chapman Own Your Crazy Andrew Rogencamp Andre van der Westhuizen fitzroy001 13QTOW Nick Dorogavtsev Verity Santy Saji Weerasingham Kaan Finney JoPitt Land St Gallery Toowong da Ebsary Ken Will Parker Gleaned_Standard Ben Social Sophie Dwyer Michael Ankersen June Price Terrence Hutchinson BeeWee #GreaterBrisbane #BrisbaneNews #Brisbane #Queensland #WeeklyUpdate
2026/07/12•10,581 回再生•365 高評価
Greater Brisbane Is Entering a New Phase
After years of rapid growth, Brisbane's housing market is showing signs of cooling. But what does that actually mean for buyers, homeowners and the future of housing across Greater Brisbane? This week we also look at the key themes emerging from all five council budgets, Queensland's new e-bike crackdown, progress on Queensland Rail negotiations, Moreton Bay's push for better public transport, Brisbane City Council's governance changes, the latest developments at Kurilpa Commons, water prices, and what's on my radar over the coming months. If you'd like to support independent, evidence-based coverage of Greater Brisbane, you can become a channel member or shout me a coffee using the links below. ☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/AdamRobertYoung 🎨 YB Painting (10% viewer discount): https://www.ybpainting.com.au/thebrisbanechannel/ ⭐ Royalty Rewards (find out more by checking out this video): https://youtu.be/YzTEE1g6NeA Join this channel to support future investigations and in-depth coverage:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqeYhVRqZF8rjafmep93PWg/join ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 Is Brisbane's housing market finally changing? 00:41 Why the housing data doesn't all agree 04:30 Sponsor – Royalty Rewards 05:25 Five councils, five different priorities 07:14 New e-bike laws hit the streets 08:32 Queensland Rail moves a step closer 09:10 Moreton Bay says transport isn't keeping up 09:43 Sponsor – YB Painting 10:10 Brisbane City Council changes spark debate 11:10 Kurilpa Commons: housing or community space? 12:12 Quick updates: Gabba cricket, World Cup trading hours and water prices 13:41 Supporting independent Greater Brisbane coverage 14:43 What's on my radar 16:09 More to explore #Brisbane #GreaterBrisbane #Queensland #BrisbaneNews #Housing #Property #Olympics2032 #Infrastructure #UrbanPlanning
2026/07/05•22,407 回再生•686 高評価
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