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Cycling Through Water: The 212-Metre Belgian Path That Cuts Through a Pond

November 21, 2025

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A rider rolls in, and the pond rises up like a wall. Water sits at eye…

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What’s in Brisbane Airport’s Lost Property Auction This Year?
by Hamilton Today
Forgotten travel essentials, unusual keepsakes, and pieces of aviation history are among the items up for grabs in […]
Northshore Hamilton River Trips Could Include Drinks Under CityCat Bar Proposal
by Hamilton Today
Passengers travelling the full CityCat route from Northshore Hamilton could eventually have the option of buying […]
Ascot Edges Up Against Brisbane Slide as Longtime Locals List Ormond Street Home
by Ascot News
Ascot was one of only two Brisbane suburbs where median house values rose, according to exclusive property data, just […]
Brisbane Metro Serving RBWH Recognised for Engineering Excellence
by Wilston Grange News
Brisbane Metro has received recognition for engineering excellence, with its M2 route connecting the Royal Brisbane and […]
Dementia and Home Fire Safety: When a Smoke Alarm Isn't Enough
by Ascot News
According to Dementia Australia, an estimated 446,500 Australians are living with dementia in 2026, and that number is […]

INNER BRISBANE NEWS FEED

Newstead Kindness Hunt Launches A City-Wide Thank-You
by Newstead News
The Newstead kindness hunt will begin a city-wide day of gratitude. On Sunday, 25 October, Urban Climb Newstead will […]
South Bank Kindness Hunt Brings Children’s Thanks to the Parklands
by South Bank News
The South Bank kindness hunt will bring a warm finish to the riverfront this month. On Sunday, 25 October, 250 Brisbane […]
Work Starts on $280 Million Fortitude Valley Office Tower With Rooftop Dining Space
by Fortitude Valley News
Property developer Goldfields has started work on a 16-storey office tower in Fortitude Valley’s James Street […]
New Farm Entrepreneur to Share EAU Bags’ Story at Brisbane Powerhouse
by New Farm News
New Farm-based Olivia Blondeau, co-founder of EAU Bags, will share the story behind the growing handbag label at […]
Bluey’s Big Play Returns to South Bank for January School Holidays
by South Bank News
Bluey and Bingo are heading back to South Bank, where the Heeler family's next stage adventure will unfold at QPAC's […]

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Yeronga Hosts Inaugural Aegean Cup Celebrating Football and Greek Culture
by Annerley News
Yeronga’s Goodwin Park hosted the first Aegean Cup, a new community event combining a competitive football tournament […]
Yeronga Student Leader Earns State Citizenship Honour
by Annerley News
Yeronga school leader Arwin has earned a prestigious state-level accolade for championing student advocacy and […]
Tarragindi Clubs Join Statewide Push for Transparency in Football Fees
by Tarragindi News
Imagine opening your club's budget spreadsheet only to find governing body charges surging by nearly sixty-five percent […]
Calls Grow To Open Dutton Park’s Yamma Bridge Before Cross River Rail
by Annerley News
A community group is calling for the new Yamma Bridge at Dutton Park to open as soon as it is ready, rather than […]
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by Annerley News
How Can a Tin of Beetroot Last for Three Years Without Going Bad? By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman Leave a […]

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Queensland Insurance Report Revisits Bracken Ridge's Devastating 2022 Flood Year
by Bracken Ridge News
Bracken Ridge recorded Queensland's highest number of home insurance claims linked to extreme weather during the […]
Sandgate Retirees Turn $48,000 Bitcoin Investment Into Nearly $500,000
by Sandgate News
A Sandgate couple who invested $48,000 in Bitcoin during retirement eventually made almost half a million dollars, […]
ADHD Isn't Always Obvious: What Parents and Adults Should Know
by Sandgate News
A child who quietly struggles to follow instructions. An adult who works twice as hard to stay organised. A parent who […]
Smoke From Roof Vents and Drains Expected During Redcliffe Sewer Inspections
by Redcliffe Today
Smoke rising from roof vents, garden drains or openings in the ground may become an unusual sight around Redcliffe as […]
Boots & Boogie Brings Line Dancing to Redcliffe This October
by Redcliffe Today
Redcliffe locals curious about line dancing have an easy way in, with The Active Sisters hosting a no-experience, […]

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Hawthorne Student Madelyn Fazio Trains Close to 30 Hours a Week with Olympic Games in Sight
by Hawthorne News
15-year-old Hawthorne student Madelyn Fazio is training close to 30 hours a week in the hope of reaching the Olympic […]
Giant Hail and Storm Damage Put Manly West at Top of Queensland Claims List
by Manly Today
Manly West has recorded Queensland's highest number of home insurance claims linked to extreme weather in the latest […]
Safer Drop-Offs for Manly: What Families and Drivers Should Know
by Manly Today
About two-thirds of Brisbane students are driven to school, figures show, and Manly State School and St John […]
New Classrooms and Music Spaces Mark New Chapter for Manly State School
by Manly Today
Manly State School has opened its new G Block learning building and music precinct, adding eight classrooms and a […]
Meet Monty: The Beloved Labrador Immortalised in Stones Corner
by Greenslopes News
A bronze Labrador with a shopping basket in his mouth stands along Logan Road in Stones Corner, marking the memory of a […]

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