The missing link: Is there another Brisbane precinct emerging?

Amid the gloom of the prevailing health and economic crisis, fast-tracking infrastructure projects along the Brisbane riverfront is a bright spot that will contribute to a world-class destination hub for locals and tourists.

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Aug 27, 2020, updated May 22, 2025
Brisbane remains a city where people won't go back to work (Photo: Brisbane City Council)
Brisbane remains a city where people won't go back to work (Photo: Brisbane City Council)

In particular, the Kangaroo Point green bridge, part of Brisbane City Council’s Green Mobility Plan, will not only create hundreds of jobs and supplier opportunities but also support healthier travel options for locals, while connecting the CBD with the Kangaroo Point foreshore…

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