Incorporating the suburbs of Aspley, Bald Hills, Bracken Ridge, Carseldine, Fitzgibbon and Zillmere
Visit Council’s Downfall Creek Bushland Centre at Chermside West with your paid rates notice or written authority from the property owner or property manager from the current financial year. You will be able to receive your 2 free native plants from the Council...
Council facilities and services to change under Stage 3 relaxation of restrictions Midday, 3 July 2020 Brisbane City Council wishes to advise residents of changes to some facilities and services from midday, 3 July 2020, under Stage 3 of the State...
Local netball clubs now have a place to call home with four new district-grade netball courts on Telegraph Road now complete. This $7 million project was delivered to address the shortage of netball facilities and meet the growing need for community sporting hubs in...
As part of a $1.5 million investment into Council’s animal shelters, the Warra Rehoming Shelter operated by Animal Welfare League Queensland will receive a suite of upgrades. Works will include a new welcoming area, a retail shop-front, work spaces to support the...
IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL**Night time road resurfacing works are planned for Gympie Road, Bald Hills from Roghan Road to Linkfield Road. Road profiling, road failure repairs and asphalt resurfacing is scheduled at the above location. These works are...
Following multiple requests from the community, Council have installed gym equipment in John Stewart Memorial Park Bald Hills.
Brazier and fire pit heating trial From 1 June to 31 August 2020, Council is trialling the allowance of outdoor fires for heating purposes in small braziers or constructed fire pits off the ground with proper aeration of the fire, provided: the brazier or fire pit is...
Our amazing local cafes are joining with me this year for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday May 28.During COVID-19 it is especially hard for people with Cancer, so even though we can’t be together we can still help raise funds for research, prevention and...
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced that more than 150 Brisbane sports clubs will benefit from a one-off $5000 payment, to cover the cost of maintaining their grounds and provide some financial certainty and peace of mind until it is safe to reopen following...
