The best of almost everything in Brisbane, as voted by locals
Although the answer can change depending on who you ask, Brisbane’s public transport system is either acceptable or could be better.
So where can we improve Brisbane’s public transport system? Which areas need additional trains?
It could be that we need a totally new form of public transport not used in Brisbane. Add your ideas in comments below.
There’s plenty of delightful locations to exercise and go walking a dog in Brisbane, so let’s find out everyone’s favored dog walking locations.
Whether you’re dog training or looking after an excitable puppy, all dogs in Brisbane need a walk!
Comment with your favourite Brisbane dog walking routes underneath.
Brisbane CBD is a being that’s always changing before our eyes.
Unfortunately, this can mean some of our first-class city features disappearing over time.
Which stores, parks and city features do you miss most in Brisbane CBD?
Which localities in Brisbane have you angry at an absence of mobile phone coverage – and just how painful are they?
It doesn’t matter if you’re with Optus, Vodafone or someone else – we’ve all had different experiences with who is the best for mobile coverage.
But where is the most painful neighbourhood for mobile phone coverage in Brisbane, and who are you with?
Free wireless internet in Brisbane isn’t too hard. However, finding a decent free wireless hotspot in Brisbane can be another matter altogether.
Maybe you know of a wonderful coffee shop in Brisbane with a free wifi internet facility. Maybe you know of another location that is great and provides wireless for free.
Share yours, CBD or suburbs, below!
Maybe you’re a little hungover from the night before, perhaps you just need to get away from it all… sometimes you just need to sneak away from your office for a sneaky nap.
They can be hard to find, but let’s share our secrets – exactly where can you go in Brisbane’s CBD for a quiet sleep on your lunch break… or during a “meeting”?
They’re the local Twitter folk that you can’t stand. They’re exasperating, they’re dense, they’re smug, they’re omnipresent.
So who are the most annoying Brisbane culprits?
Which local tweeters do you frequently find have a lot to say that’s interesting or funny? They could be your unofficial source for happenings in Brisbane, or maybe you came across them at BTUB or other Twitter meets in Brisbane.
Comment with your favourite tweeps below so we can curate a great resource of our favourite Twitter Brisbane accounts!
We all think we can do a better job of advertising our city to tourists. So what would you create as a new slogan for Brisbane city?
What in Brisbane could you use to best reflect what the city is all about? A slogan that encourages people to travel to Brisbane, to do and see things in Brisbane… something which lets everyone know the essence of the top attractions in Brisbane!
So – hit us with your Brisbane city slogans!
It’s kind of daggy, but it’s a lot of fun – going down to your local bowlo for a few beers and some lazy barefoot bowls.
Some Brisbane bowls clubs are better than others, and some are definitely much more receptive to “younger folk” coming along for a casual game.
So when you’re after some Brisbane barefoot bowling with mates, which bowls club do you like to visit?
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