.@councillorallan: The destructive Green/Labor Coalition of Chaos has opposed close to 30,000 homes and, despite a housing crisis, continues to oppose new homes in Brisbane. They're even willing to punish the very industry that would deliver more homes. #qt #bnepol

Unlike southern cities, in Brisbane buses do 2/3rd’s of the public transport task. Despite this, the bus network faces chronic underinvestment by state government in favour of trains. A shame because we can solve many problems of our city with better bus access. @RACQOfficial

Dear Minister Scanlon, a great place to start would be to ask your Labor colleagues in Council and their Greens Party pal to stop opposing housing, including 10,000 new homes in South Brisbane’s Kurilpa precinct.

BREAKING: The destructive Green/Labor alliance refused to support up to 3,800 new homes in today's Council meeting. Last week they voted against 10,000 new homes in South Brisbane's Kurilpa Precinct. All in the middle of a housing crisis. Apalling!

You previously dismissed and voted against 14 neighbourhood plans and thousands of new homes right across Brisbane. Now you're complaining Brisbane needs more housing! Which is it - or are you having a dollar each way on Melbourne Cup Day?

Attacking a plan before it's even ready for final consultation shows Labor councillors are hellbent on playing politics rather than helping people find homes.

In the midst of a housing shortage, Cr Griffiths and his Labor colleagues have been caught out spreading misinformation and fear against development. The draft Nathan, Salisbury & Moorooka Neighbourhood Plan can help provide new homes at a time when it’s desperately needed.

In 2011, the State Government’s attitude was to help people get back on their feet as quickly as possible and review land valuations. In 2022, the State Government wants to whack thousands of flood victims with a tax based on dodgy, out-of-date valuations.

.@councillorallan: Our Buy Local procurement policy has put close to $1B in the pockets of local businesses over the past year. By supporting local companies, we’re supporting local jobs and Brisbane’s economy as we continue to face the challenges of COVID-19. #qt #bnepol

Cr Murphy: #BrisbaneMetro impressed the people of Brisbane and impressed IOC delegates. It will cover a larger network than stages 1 & 2 of the Gold Coast Light Rail, be larger than 80% of Melbourne’s tram fleet and will be supercharged in under 6mins. #Brisbane2032 #qt #bnepol

Temporary closures of council facilities and services https://t.co/sbA4JqdADG

.@bne_lordmayor has announced a new & expanded Civic Cabinet team that will spearhead #Brisbane’s journey towards #Brisbane2032. With a budget of $3.6B, Civic Cabinet Chairs manage portfolios bigger than some ministers & play a vital role ensuring #BNE runs smoothly. #brisbetter

Have you seen the latest designs for the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge? The bridge and its city landing presents several opportunities for new dining, drinking and event spaces, helping to create an iconic destination and new riverside space: https://t.co/igiDhshRYi

Queenslander! 🏉 
Our Slow for SAM signs are getting into the State of Origin spirit and you can show your Queensland pride too by slowing down and driving safely 🚗

.@bne_lordmayor: Our focus on the suburbs for the next year is vital and I'm very proud to reveal we will deliver a brand new community centre in Windsor. #bnebudget

.@bne_lordmayor: I can also confirm kerbside collection is back - 12 months ahead of our plan - because our strong and responsible financial management has ensured this popular initiative is now affordable. #bnebudget

.@bne_lordmayor: Our program includes funding to push ahead with projects big and small, from $218M for Brisbane Metro, which will deliver game-changing turn-up-and-go services, to $58,000 for footpaths improvements around Seven Hills State School. #bnebudget

.@bne_lordmayor: At the centre of this Budget is a record three-year $3.6 billion investment program in infrastructure which will see roads, libraries, bridges, bikeways, footpaths and playgrounds built across our beautiful city. #bnebudget

.@bne_lordmayor: Brisbane residents deserve state-of-the-art facilities and we're investing in sports grounds right across our city, including an upgrade at Giffin Park, Coorparoo and $1.2 million upgrading off-field facilities in Chelmer. #bnebudget

.@bne_lordmayor: Our budget for resurfacing works will be $90 million as we invest what’s needed to maintain Brisbane’s massive road network. #bnebudget