When people party a little too hard, they can say and do some pretty ridiculous things.
Everyone’s bound to have seen some funny situations on New Year’s Eve, so share the funniest things you saw or heard in Brisbane during the celebrations!
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Brisbane’s a great city for music festivals – no matter what your tastes.
Perhaps you’re a fan of giant rock or dance festivals… perhaps there’s a smaller jazz or blues festival that you always look forward to.
What’s your favourite music festival in this city, and why?
The Brisbane Festival is just beginning, and with so much on, it can be easy to miss out on some of the great events and activities.
What are you planning to do and see during the festival? Any tips for things to check out? Take a look at the Brisbane Festival website for some ideas and post your plans here.
Maybe in the 2030 Ekka, the sheep-shearing contest is conducted with laser-shears.
Perhaps the showbags are now known as ShowSacks. The cheapest ShowSack (Bertie Beetletron) costs a mere $50.
Or could it be the Gravitron will actually split the atoms in your body and shoot them through the space-time continuum? (You’ll still spew, anyway).