Lord Mayor Graham Quirk announced he was stepping down yesterday after 8 years as Brisbane’s Lord Mayor.
BSB would like to wish Lord Mayor Graham Quirk and his family the best and thank him for support of the Association.
The Lord Mayor’s last day will be April 7.
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Queensland Ballet will temporarily relocate to 34 Beesley Street West End until October 2020 while construction on the Thomas Dixon Centre takes place.
Business will be as usual and still deliver their public dance classes as per normal whilst being in close proximity to performances at QPAC.
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South Brisbane (including Kurilpa) has been recognised as one of eight Brisbane precincts with the potential to help Brisbane attract investment, foster innovation, encourage tourism and elevate its international reputation as a new world city.
A global precincts strategic vision, released by Brisbane City Council and its economic development board Brisbane Marketing, has identified an approach to evolving the city’s precincts through partnerships with investors and stakeholders.
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk said the vision set out a coordinated approach for Brisbane to be an internationally recognised city in which to live, learn, invest and grow; through the development of specialised precincts around the city and suburbs.
The eight priority areas are:
These precincts span 10km and their combined contribution to the city accounts for 37 per cent of employment, more than 60 per cent of exports and 49 per cent of gross regional product.
