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watoday.com.au | Josh Bavas
A series of covert cameras, netting hundreds of dollars a year in fines, are catching more than just careless litterers. Images recorded by the Brisbane City Council surveillance program capture a range of bizarre behaviours like one person seen setting fire to a bag of rubbish in a Mount Coot-tha car park in September.
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brisbanetimes.com.au | Josh Bavas
By Josh Bavas April 6, 2025 — 5.52pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A series of covert cameras, netting hundreds of dollars a year in fines, are catching more than just careless litterers. Images recorded by the Brisbane City Council surveillance program capture a range of bizarre behaviours like one person seen setting fire to a bag of rubbish in a Mount Coot-tha car park in September.
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9news.com.au | Josh Bavas
A series of covert cameras, netting hundreds of dollars a year in fines, are catching more than just careless litterers. Images recorded by the Brisbane City Council surveillance program capture a range of bizarre behaviours, like one person seen setting fire to a bag of rubbish in a Mount Coot-tha car park in September.
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1 month ago |
brisbanetimes.com.au | Josh Bavas
By Josh Bavas March 19, 2025 — 7.35pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Cracked concrete, corroded roofs and a termite infestation are among the hundreds of recently reported defects at major stadiums across south-east Queensland. The list of maintenance jobs reveals the work that needs to be done – separate to the construction of any new venues – ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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1 month ago |
9news.com.au | Josh Bavas
Queensland's strong tourism brand could be impacted if nothing is done to better protect visitors and locals from shark attacks. That is the message from industry leaders, who are asking for an open conversation but stopping short of calling for a cull. The state's shark management program is currently under review, amid two recent fatal shark attacks and another incident at Tangalooma last week, where a man was left with injuries after being bitten.
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Brisbane’s covert cameras catching more than just litterbugs https://t.co/exCvxtuKCe
A north Queensland man has been hospitalised after being attacked by a cassowary in his backyard. The incident happened in Cardwell on Friday leaving the man with a deep wound to his upper thigh.
Paddle Australia and the International Canoe Foundation say they’re shocked at the Queensland Government’s plans to host Olympic and Paralympic events in Rockhampton’s Fitzroy River. “It does not currently meet ICF standards to stage international events.”