Brisbane’s rough sleepers will be given 24 hours to move on, with empty tents removed from parks, under a crackdown from the city council. Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the state gov ...

Brisbane City Council wants parks to be "safe for everyone" and is cracking down on homeless living in tents in green spaces to prevent violence, illegal drug use and discarded needles.

Constructed in the 1880s to protect Brisbane from naval attack, Fort Lytton remained in active service until after World War II. Then, it became the first historic national park in 1990.

A Brisbane charity is refusing to take tents away from homeless people as the council warns it is breaking a law that holds a maximum penalty of more than $8,000. Northwest Community Group ...

“This change needs to be accompanied by both a significant boost in public and active transport ... Greater Brisbane said some estimates put the cost of basement car parks as high as $ ...