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Monday, 24 November 2008 12:34 PM

In: Adding an image to a post

By Melissa - Community Engagement Officer,...

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Wipe out weeds

If you are looking for information from Council about weed management you can visit the pages about weeds on Council's website.

This forum is for you to talk about your experiences managing weeds. You can share tips and advice with other residents about ways you get rid of the weeds in your garden.

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Monday, 16 August 2010 3:46 PM

In: New & Emerging Weed of the month...

By Lee-Anne - Invasive Species Officer

Greening Brisbane

Brisbane is a place rich in biodiversity, with many types of plants and animals scattered across the city. Our rich biodiversity adds to the liveability of the city – our subtropical climate and green, leafy suburbs have made living in Brisbane an enviable and attractive lifestyle choice.

The Greening Brisbane discussion forum has closed for comment, but you can still view people's posts. Thank you you to everyone who got involved in creating some lively discussion about this topic.

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Saturday, 25 April 2009 6:05 PM

In: Global Warming

By bunco_squad

Davies Park Master Plan

Between September 2009 and March 2010, community stakeholders provided input for the future of Davies Park. A final master plan is currently being developed in response to this input and will be available soon. This discussion forum has closed for comment, but you can still view people's posts. Thank you to everyone who participated. Help | Other forums

Sunday, 24 January 2010 7:48 PM

In: RE: Future Visioning

By ksen

River City Blueprint

The River City Blueprint will be the overarching plan for Brisbane's inner 5kms.

The plan will draw together existing plans into a single, consolidated vision for the area to manage future growth and infrastructure delivery until the year 2031.

The blueprint will propose where new housing and commercial development should be encouraged, how to support more sustainable lifestyles and possible improvements to public spaces. It will also consider issues such as new public transport systems, river crossings and ways to entice knowledge-based industries to establish near existing research and cultural institutions.

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Tuesday, 10 August 2010 9:06 AM

In: RE: Tensions of a growing city

By Rospat