Howard Smith Wharves
Target price revealed as hotel under Story Bridge listed for sale
The hotel was sold in 2021 for about $70 million. Amid a shortage of hotels in Brisbane, its owners are now seeking a lot more.
- William Davis
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A Michelin-worthy Mexico City taco icon is coming to Brisbane
El Vilsito, the world’s most famous “auto-repair” taqueria, is heading to Brisbane this March.
- Matt Shea
How to eat Peking duck pancakes, according to a star chef
How do you hoisin? And is the cucumber an ingredient or a palate cleanser? Louis Tikaram from Stanley in Brisbane has thoughts.
- Matt Shea
Japan leads the charge as Brisbane hits the tourism jackpot
Brisbane has welcomed more Japanese tourists than ever before, while foreign visitors as a whole splashed a record sum in the past 12 months.
- Dominique Tassell
10 essential films to see at this year’s Brisbane International Film Festival
With big stars, renowned directors and unique events, the festival packs a lot of BIFF into four days of film.
- Nick Dent
- Exclusive
- Entertainment
We’re gonna need a bigger budget: Festival cancels waterside screening of Jaws
Brisbane International Film Festival may have bitten off more than it can chew with one of its showpiece events called off.
- Nick Dent
How to do Riverfire – and 21 other free events – at this year’s Brisbane Festival
From fireworks and live music to drone shows and street parties, here are all the events you can experience during the festival without spending a cent.
- Nick Dent
The 50 best things to do in Brisbane
Make the most of your Brisbane times with our list of 50 essential River City experiences.
- Nick Dent, Matt Shea, Courtney Kruk and Jocelyn Garcia
- Exclusive
- Development
New plans lodged for ‘landmark city precinct’ at Howard Smith Wharves
Public spaces have been redesigned, a proposed hotel has been altered, and one riverside venue has been ditched altogether.
- Sean Parnell
- Analysis
- Development
Questions over Howard Smith Wharves plan as developers push into river
A popular stretch of the Brisbane River is being transformed, but an ambitious redevelopment project may need changes before it is approved.
- Sean Parnell