A welcoming attitude and accessibility are foundational for Coorparoo bar Beyond The Pale Learn how good access was part of the bar’s design and is a core value for staff Accessibility and awareness are parts of the physical and cultural foundation for Beyond The Pale bar in Coorparoo The team at the popular bar are aware that a welcoming attitude and good access leads to a brew-ti-ful time for all The bar’s initial design planning and day-to-day staff training reflect this Owner Aidan McGarrity said it's important to understand access and have a welcoming spirit for everyone These are the keys to creating an open venue “Small differences for us makes a big difference for our guests – that’s what we always tell our staff,” Mr McGarrity said “We are all about people and that means making our guests feel at ease by taking care of the small things such as adjusting a chair or ensuring they are seated in the area with easiest access.” Accessibility and awareness are parts of the physical and cultural foundation for Beyond The Pale bar in Coorparoo Good access was an important part of the initial design phase The owners and designer worked together close to ensure low-seat dining and wider traffic areas “We keep walkways as clean and clear as possible ensuring lots of circulation room and easy access for those who might be in a wheelchair or need assistance getting around,” Aidan said “We are close to a couple of restricted vision organisations and we have a lot of patrons with restricted vision and their carer dogs so we always make sure they have appropriate space and that they are comfortable – the feedback from the community has been great.” Brisbane City Council supports a range of better access initiatives, including the Brisbane Mobility Map The map is a guide to Brisbane’s city centre for people with impaired mobility It shows accessible infrastructure in the CBD and City Botanic Gardens You can request a copy of the map by phoning Council on 07 3403 8888 People with vision impairment can phone Council on 07 3403 8888 to request support to navigate the CBD Brisbane City Council supports a range of better access initiatives, including the Brisbane Mobility Map Tell us about accessibility improvements you've made in your business. 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Share your experience by emailing Council The new office operates as an extension of McGrath Bulimba under the leadership of Tony O’Doherty and Jon Iceton Ms Becke brings her entire team of three to the new operation strengthening McGrath’s presence in Brisbane’s inner-eastern suburbs Having lived and worked in Coorparoo for over 20 years Ms Becke has established herself as a prominent figure in the local real estate landscape “I’m excited by this new opportunity to work alongside one of the best agents in Queensland – Tony O’Doherty,” Ms Becke said “When I was approached to join the McGrath brand along with my team I was so impressed by the professionalism at all levels of the company.” McGrath Coorparoo Principal Jon Iceton expressed enthusiasm about the strategic expansion “The opportunity for Tony and myself to collaborate with Amanda to spearhead our expansion is an exciting time for the growth of our business,” Mr Iceton said Amanda has the same service levels and standards that we adhere to for our clients and enhance their opportunities to buy and sell property.” highlighted the strategic importance of the new office and Ms Becke’s appointment “Amanda’s long-standing success in the Coorparoo community made it an easy decision to accelerate the opening of a second office for Tony and Jon,” Mr Mourd said “We are certain that Amanda’s exemplary track record combined with McGrath’s leading marketing platform will provide great value to the residents of Coorparoo Located just 5km from Brisbane’s CBD Coorparoo has evolved into a sought-after suburb known for its mix of heritage Queenslanders and post-war homes “Coorparoo’s property market has evolved beautifully over the years blending timeless charm with contemporary luxury,” Ms Becke said “From classic Queenslanders to elegant Hamptons designs and the fresh modern appeal of Palm Springs with architecturally designed homes there’s a style to suit every lifestyle.” News Sitemap Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A man in a wheelchair has died after being hit by a train in Brisbane The collision occurred before midday on Tuesday at the rail crossing on Stanley Street in Coorparoo Authorities said the man was hit by the Spirit of Queensland tilt train The scene of the collision at the Stanley Street East level crossing near Coorparoo station.Credit: Facebook and pedestrians were urged to avoid the area Services on the Cleveland line were suspended Translink advised that Cleveland line trains were still suspended between Cannon Hill and Boggo Road/Park Road in both directions Translink advised there were also delays on the Caboolture The Spirit of Queensland travels between Brisbane and Cairns services currently terminate at Mackay due to flooding Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens. Sign up for our Breaking News Alert Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens About 70 buyers are competing for every home on the market in Brisbane’s most popular suburbs with new data revealing the top addresses for both budget-conscious house hunters and big spenders The relatively affordable hotspot of Coorparoo topped PropTrack’s list of the city’s ten most sought-after suburbs based on property searches on realestate.com.au Coorparoo’s median dwelling price of $755,000 sits just under the combined median of $770,000 for houses and units across Greater Brisbane showing affordability was a key consideration for buyers after several years of blistering price growth PropTrack data shows 2684 buyers were “seriously interested” in 37 houses for sale last month in Coorparoo with another 1588 buyers vying for 43 units on the market Located 5.5km from the CBD and described by local agents as a “lifestyle location” Next ranked by search volume was trendy New Farm top pick for deep-pocketed buyers with a median price of $1,027,500 Figures showed an almost even split of suburbs priced above and below the city’s typical buy-in Rounding out Brisbane’s most in-demand list were Ashgrove PropTrack economist and Home Value Index report author Paul Ryan PropTrack director of economic research Paul Ryan Queensland suburbs had remained popular for their lifestyle appeal since the pandemic spurring gentrification and improved amenities drawing a broad demographic But with Brisbane prices edging closer to Sydney levels after surpassing Melbourne in 2024 families seeking to be close to the CBD were increasingly opting for units or extending their search to the outlying areas of Ipswich and Logan we had a relatively stable economy and job market,” Mr Ryan said 2025 might be even better for homeowners with expectations of lower mortgage costs and slower rental growth It is shaping up to be quite positive for anyone wanting to buy.” He said search volume was a useful market indicator showing “where serious buyers are looking and which regions could outperform” Buyers agent Lauren Jones has tips for those wanting to get into the most popular suburbs Buyers’ agent Lauren Jones said those wishing to get into the most popular suburbs should be prepared to either bid at auction or present a strong offer with attractive conditions “Given the price of property in most of these inner-Brisbane locations most of the buyers will be fairly sophisticated,” Ms Jones said “They are probably buying with a large chunk of cash meaning they don’t need a finance clause and can bid at auction Ms Jones said buyers looking at older homes in those areas should also budget on spending $5-10,000 on upfront maintenance costs while she advised unit buyers to seek a body corporate record search to uncover any potential issues with the complex said Coorparoo and surrounding areas offered a family-oriented stress-free lifestyle with convenient access to shopping “Coorparoo is a bit more affordable for a beautiful family home on a good-sized block than suburbs like Bulimba and Hawthorne,” Ms Gianniotis said “I’ve been there for 23 years and raised a family and it is a nice place to be with a lot of parkland and the added benefit of being quite an elevated suburb that doesn’t have a flood risk.” Place agent Joanna Gianniotis has raised a family in Coorparoo Brisbane’s housing market nudges trillion-dollar landmark The 10 most expensive homes for sale in Qld The four city suburbs homeowners just won’t leave coastal living remained a magnet for buyers with eight of regional Queensland’s top 10 most searched suburbs located on the Gold Coast West End in Townsville was a surprise inclusion while Buderim on the Sunshine Coast ranked tenth The Gold Coast’s hipster haven of Burleigh Heads led the pack where 3037 buyers were interested in 46 houses for sale in the past month and 2376 buyers competed for 87 units Other Glitter Strip hotspots included Palm Beach Gold Coast buyers’ agent Matt Srama said he was “not surprised” buyers were hot for these locations noting younger interstate buyers were continuing to leverage remote working to embrace the beachside lifestyle Gold Coast buyer’s agent Matt Srama says demand for homes on the Glitter Strip is pushing to outlying suburbs people are really prioritising lifestyle and the Gold Coast is no longer just a tourist stop,” Mr Srama said “People are buying property here to put down roots they are starting businesses or seeking out flexible employment which works around where they want to live and spend time with the families.” Mr Srama said strong demand along the best-known beachside strip had pushed more buyers into surrounding areas “Buyers are seeking value in these bridesmaid suburbs for example buyers wanting to be in Mermaid Beach are pushing out to Mermaid Waters Biggera Waters and the northern suburbs are soaking up the overflow around Southport.” third parties have written and supplied the content 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By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. While the vast majority of Australian buyers aren’t international swimming champions, the need for proximity to local amenities is something many can relate to. The Coorparoo Queenslander-style home she settled in – which is now for sale – offers privacy and peace without sacrificing convenience. Located a 20-minute drive from the Brisbane CBD, the house is the epitome of relaxed and elegant living. The covered front and back verandahs are set among trees, with city glimpses. And, in the safety of this quiet cul-de-sac, kids can run and play with reckless abandon. “I grew up on a road that was a cul-de-sac, so it reminded me of that.” Campbell says, when asked what first drew her to the home. Coorparoo has become a sought-after location in recent years for its connection to nearby parklands, public transport, shopping, dining and schools. Listing agent Paula Pearce of Place Estate Agents Brisbane says prestigious schools have attracted more families to the area. In addition, an increasing number of buyers are prioritising lifestyle, moving away from larger cities in other parts of the country. “Buyers are looking for walkability and connectedness to infrastructure,” she says. “Schools in the area, secondary schools in particular, have continued to grow in popularity, so we’re seeing more young families looking to buy here.” Rugby league champion Luke Lewis puts oceanfront Cronulla haven on the market Adelaide Crows great Shaun Rehn’s renovated Byron hinterland home for sale InStyle Australia editor-in-chief, Justine Cullen, lists Palm Beach property for sale With its white picket fences, VJ dado panelling and French doors, the home is move-in ready. The calming, neutral colour palette throughout is a blank slate for a range of design preferences. “It’s a Queenslander replica,” Pearce says. “This means you get the charm and style of a Queenslander without the added maintenance.” The house has a bright and airy feel, with a spacious layout and a kitchen and dining area extending onto a patio and large garden – perfect for hosting guests. Campbell says she has loved entertaining on the outdoor deck, having dinner parties with friends and fellow athletes. “I remember inviting mates around [after settlement], sitting on milk crates and celebrating with drinks,” she says. “At that stage, you’ve got no furniture but that’s part of the experience.” The property has a generous four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Even living with three friends at one point, Campbell says that “somehow it never felt crowded”. “I had a friend who worked in finance living downstairs for a while,” she says. “It’s a separate and self-contained living space, which worked well since we were on completely different schedules. They sometimes worked late into the evening, then I’d be getting up at 4am for training.” It’s this versatility that makes the property a stand-out option in the market. If an owner-occupier moves in, the downstairs area — with kitchenette and bathroom — could offer independent living for a teenager, a young adult, elderly family members, or even a tenant. For investors, there’s the opportunity for a source of rental income. The listing has a notable inclusion for those with an interest in sports: a signed team shirt from the Paris 2020 Olympics that Campbell plans to leave behind, as well as ample outdoor space for wellness activities. “We added artificial grass in the back garden and it became my favourite place to do stretching and yoga,” she says. “It was much better doing recovery on grass, not hard bricks.” Change is in the air for the swimmer, who is moving to Sydney. Earlier this year she got engaged to her partner, musician Benfield Lainchbury, and her business, Earthletica, has taken off. “It’s bittersweet to be leaving my footholds in Brisbane, but it’s always a base to come back to with friends and family still here,” Campbell says. “I’ll always be a Queenslander because that’s where I grew up.” The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate InDaily Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live, the Turrbal, Yuggera, Yugambeh and Kombumerri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Terms and Conditions. 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change lids If you haven’t had your lid changed by 1 July 2025, submit an online request or phone Council on 07 3403 8888 If you haven’t had your lid changed by 1 July 2025, submit an online request or phone Council on 07 3403 8888 Olympic gold medallist Bronte Campbell has listed her Coorparoo home for sale with agents asking for offers in the high $1ms Househunters inspecting a worker’s cottage were in for a shock with Olympic gold medallist Bronte Campbell greeting them at the door – and she has another surprise waiting in the wings double garage home in Brisbane’s Coorparoo for sale by private treaty with her real estate agents Shannon Gordon and Mikaela Crone of Place Bulimba looking for offers in the high $1ms Bronte Campbell decided to add a personal touch to the sale of her beloved Coorapoo house Shock forecast on RBA set to cost Aussies thousands Surprise winner in Netflix’s Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul battle The star swimmer told The Courier-Mail that she decided to “stick around’ to add a personal touch at her first ever open house “It’d be lovely to maybe meet the potential new owner of the house – hopefully they’re here today – and pass on the torch to the next family that’s going to be in here,” she said Ms Campbell said her family spent last weekend repainting the entire home right down to the white picket fence which now looks “so good” she fell in love with the classic Queensland property again A signed Australian Olympics team shirt from the Tokyo games which is a gift for the buyer from Ms Campbell resting at one of her favourite spots in the home – the back veranda with views on a clear day of the Brisbane skyline Ms Campbell with the Paris Olympics gold medal which is heavier than expected She was armed with a signed Australian Olympic team shirt that she plans to gift whoever the new owner is “I felt like I was leaving Queensland and I wanted to leave something behind,” she said I’ll throw in a signed shirt from the Tokyo Olympics I was actually in Brisbane when I was training for Tokyo Olympics so it’s a nice little memento for whoever the new family is that gets to take over the house” The neighbours came over to chat about how good the home looks after the previous weekend’s paint work double lockup garage house eight years ago in October 2016 after moving out of a Bowen Hills apartment she shared with fellow Olympian The home has potential to be a double income earner for an investor or a home and side hustle for an owner-occupier with a self contained one bedroom with kitchenette and lounge unit downstairs The property is on a 405sq m block in a quiet cul-de-sac which is earmarked as one of the venues for the Brisbane Olympics in 2032 FOLLOW SOPHIE FOSTER A development application has been lodged for a Guzman Y Gomez Restaurant with drive through Designed by Verve Building Design CO the proposal seeks a Food and Drink Outlet building oriented towards the west boundary of the site with car parking to the eastern boundary and the retention of a commercial character building located on the corner of Pembroke Road and Shakespeare Street corner The new freestanding building will now establish a Guzman Y Gomez Restaurant with drive through The removal of the character building awning existing dwelling and car parking will facilitate the site development The redevelopment will demolish the existing structures hardstand area and dwelling to facilitate the proposal The planners at Property Projects Australia state that “the proposal aims to balance the built form with appropriate car parking and access requirements while providing attractive landscaping throughout the site and along the road frontages and contextually appropriate outcome that integrates positively within the streetscape” The proposal adds 200sqm of gross floor area with 713sqm (39.7%) of site cover over the 1,796sqm site We encourage you to like the Your Neighbourhood Facebook page to be updated on other projects or developments News 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reopen Thanks for joining us for live coverage of the news today A man in a wheelchair has been hit by a train near a rail crossing at Stanley Street in Coorparoo, with police investigating US President Donald Trump will consider exempting Australia from punitive 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium after a 40-minute phone call with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that ranged across the security and economic relationship between the two countries Brisbane City Council has finalised its plan to rip up a network of concrete drains in the inner south-east to restore Kingfisher Creek and provide more parks, paths and fields The CFMEU has submitted plans for a seven-storey office building in Bowen Hills, where the controversial union now has multiple residential and commercial projects around its long-term headquarters Antoinette Lattouf’s unlawful termination case has resumed in the Federal Court after a week of bombshell revelations. Follow our rolling coverage. And finally, actor Luke Cook spent 18 years trying to make it in LA. Then he got his first lead TV role – on the Gold Coast, alongside a star from Gossip Girl Queensland has banned the use of the Chinese AI program DeepSeek on government devices The Chinese AI chatbot has also been banned from federal government devices to protect Australia’s “national security and national interest” and in other states The Queensland government’s policy bans the access apps or web services on any government-provided smartphone A previous Queensland government guideline says public servants should only use generative AI tools approved by their agencies The state government has set aside $100 million to divert patients waiting for elective surgeries through the private sector expecting to treat 10,000 people before July The most recent data from Queensland Health reported 66,632 patients were on elective surgery waiting lists in public hospitals Health Minister Tim Nicholls said this morning the funding boost for the Surgery Connect program – which provides subsidies for elective surgeries at private hospitals – was in addition to the $100 million contributed by the former government in mid-2024 He said the use of private sector capacity would speed up delivery on cataract surgeries “We will be working with more than 60 private partners to help deliver the boost to Surgery Connect across ENT Brisbane Lions forward Kai Lohmann has spurned thoughts of a return home to Victoria inking a two-year contract extension and vowing to deliver a sustained period of success to the club The 21-year-old will remain at The Den until at least the end of 2027 as the defending champions try to build a dynasty to rival the triple-title Lions of the early 2000s Lohmann became an immediate fan favourite for his exuberant goal celebrations and livewire charisma feeding off veteran forward Charlie Cameron to become one of the breakout players of the 2024 finals series While he admitted there was some temptation to move back home ultimately he had cast aside initial homesickness to announce his desire to remain in Brisbane for the long haul It wasn’t really much of a decision in the end so hopefully I can play a lot of footy here and we can have a lot of success here,” Lohmann said “There’s a lot of great things to look forward to in the future and hopefully I can contribute to that as well.” Two men missing in floodwater near Ollera Creek have been rescued after an extensive search overnight The men were reportedly forced to abandon their vehicle shortly before 9.45pm yesterday after driving into floodwater near the swollen waterway One of the men approached police crews at Ollera Creek Bridge – which was partially swept away by floodwater last week – about 7am this morning The Australian Defence Force helped build a temporary bridge over Ollera Creek after flooding last week Police were able to contact the second man but did not find him until later in the morning The second man has since been rescued by helicopter and both men were reported to be well and not physically injured who has worked in the public service and financial sectors for decades has been chosen to lead a new government office designed to invest in social change on a business level Queensland Treasury’s new Office of Social Impact – announced today as a Queensland first – is expected to manage investment into social impact enterprises which operate as small businesses and drive positive social or environmental changes Gales said the funding supplied from the office would provide “a launching pad for industry to transform their ideas into action and deliver change on the ground where it is needed” Ben Gales was formerly chief impact officer at the Paul Ramsay Foundation.Credit: Paul Ramsay Foundation As the Crisafulli government passes its 100-days-in-office milestone its executive appointments and terminations show where it is choosing to direct its focus Dr Linda Colley finished up as the state’s Special Commissioner for Equity and Diversity overseeing initiatives focusing on social change in the public sector Posting on LinkedIn on her final day she noted that the “diversity pendulum [was] swinging back” accompanied by waves of resistance and backlash” The new government has maintained her role will be absorbed by existing officers Still catching your breath after what felt like a never-ending succession of food and drink openings in 2024 Because 2025 is shaping up to be just as busy The revival of CBD dining continues with a bunch of blockbuster venues being unveiled down towards the northern end of the City Botanic Gardens and Kangaroo Point Bridge Gerald Ong will be in the kitchen at The Fifty Six when it opens this week.Credit: Markus Ravik First cab off the rank is The Fifty Six on the top floor of Naldham House In the kitchen is former Good Food Guide Young Chef of the Year finalist Gerald Ong cooking traditional Cantonese food with touches of modern techniques Expect a big focus on dumplings and small plates and a 200-bottle wine list with a clutch of drops from China Catch up on Matt Shea’s wrap of what’s coming for Brisbane’s dining scene this year. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says there is a bipartisan position for the US to remove its 25 per cent tariff on Australia’s steel aluminium exports saying it would “damage the relationship between the US and Australia” “The tariff issue is an incredibly important issue for our country It’s important for the US administration to hear there is a bipartisan position in relation to the prime minister’s call to remove the tariff,” he said Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.Credit: Alex Ellinghausen “I want there to be a very clear message to the Trump administration: that we believe if this tariff should be put in place and if it remains in place I believe it would damage the relationship between the United States and Australia.” Asked if Dutton believed the phone call was a success for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese the opposition leader lashed the government for anti-Trump comments made in years gone by “I think the state of fact is the prime minister has made the relationship more difficult through his previous comments The comments of [Foreign Minister] Penny Wong and Ambassador [Kevin] Rudd the president will have noticed those comments,” he said Wong was one of only a handful of foreign dignitaries in the room at Trump’s inauguration in January US President Donald Trump has said he will consider Australia’s request to be exempted from his new 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminium while also declaring that the tariffs would be “without exemptions or exceptions .. 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in relation to the prime minister\\u2019s call to remove the tariff,\\u201D he said \\u201CI want there to be a very clear message to the Trump administration: that we believe if this tariff should be put in place and if it remains in place I believe it would damage the relationship between the United States and Australia.\\u201D \\u201CI think the state of fact is the prime minister has made the relationship more difficult through his previous comments the president will have noticed those comments,\\u201D he said Wong was one of only a handful of foreign dignitaries in the room at Trump\\u2019s inauguration in January US President Donald Trump has said he will consider Australia\\u2019s request to be exempted from his new 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminium while also declaring that the tariffs would be \\u201Cwithout exemptions or exceptions .. no matter where [the steel] comes from\\u201D Protecting our steel and aluminium industries is a must and today I\\u2019m simplifying our tariffs on steel and aluminium so everyone can understand exactly what it means It\\u2019s 25 per cent without exemptions or exceptions So if it\\u2019s made in the United States We don\\u2019t need it from another country.\\u201D “We truly couldn’t ask for a better mix of people,” co-owner and chef Leaham Claydon tells Broadsheet “Everyone is showing up: the locals – some pushing 80 or 90 years old – the younger Asian crowd coming out from Sunnybank We’ve had people tell us they drove an hour-and-a-half to get here.” “There was a lady who came all the way from Adelaide to try one of our dishes,” adds co-owner Jianne Jeoung “But it wasn’t on the menu that day – she was apparently very upset.” Make sure you're subscribed to our newsletter today With all those fans and only so many seats it makes sense to extend Snug’s opening hours Rather than add a couple more hours in the afternoon turning up the tunes and running Snug as a wine bar in the evenings from Friday to Sunday The nocturnal identity was always part of the plan “We wanted to do the wine bar first,” says Jeoung But the slow liquor licensing process meant it was easier to open as a cafe while finding their feet That extra lead time gave the couple an opportunity to refine their idea to suit the small kitchen space Snug the bar has a whole new after-dark menu there’s obviously a lot of raw seafood involved,” says Jeoung “And I think it works out really well in Queensland weather as well.” this time with an almost-too-big dollop of garlic butter on the side glistening honey bread is now an evening-only dish.) 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No one seems to have shared their thoughts on this topic yetLeave a comment so your voice will be heard first. {{message}} Link copiedShareShare articlePolice have released CCTV footage of a man wanted for questioning after boiling coffee was thrown on a baby boy at a park on Brisbane's south side It's alleged the nine-month old baby was with his family at Hanlon Park in Stones Corner around midday on Tuesday when an unknown man approached them and poured hot liquid on the baby before fleeing the scene A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesperson said the liquid was boiling coffee and that the baby suffered burns to his face and arms The baby was taken to hospital with what were described as non-life-threatening injuries Detective Inspector Paul Dalton said police will allege the attack was deliberate and unprovoked "Going to a park on a beautiful winter's day in Brisbane and to be approached like this and attacked in this way it must be terrifying," Detective Inspector Dalton said "Everyone has a right to feel safe in their community this sort of behaviour will not be tolerated." Police have increased their presence in the area which will continue into the "near future" The baby was allegedly attacked in Hanlon Park we will work around the clock until we solve this matter." The Queensland Child Protection and Investigation Unit is investigating including dashcam or home security footage Detective Inspector Dalton is urging anyone who lives in the area or drives through there to review their dashcam and home security footage "There is no information too small or too trivial for us to investigate and explore." This is where we'll leave today's live coverage ReactReactCopy link28 Aug 2:10amWed 28 Aug 2024 at 2:10am'Very high' police presence in area todayDetective Inspector Dalton says a range of specialist detectives forensics officers and uniformed police are working on the case "We have a very high police presence in the area for today and into the near future 2:07amWed 28 Aug 2024 at 2:07amPolice allege attack was unprovoked and deliberateDetective Inspector Dalton says it's believed the attack was unprovoked is the actual act of pouring liquid onto the child we believe and will allege was a deliberate act." CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Bob Chambers outside his church which he purchased in Nanango during the construction process An ambitious dream to renovate a church was always on the cards for keen home-flipping couple Bob and Robyn Chambers – but it wasn’t to be prompting Bob to use his grief to create a legacy for her purchasing a 1912 ex-Salvation Army church from Nanango in regional Queensland and undertaking a breathtaking renovation from a place of worship to one of Brisbane’s most luxurious homes The grandeur open-plan living space will wow buyers with its soaring eight metre high ceilings enhanced by exposed beams The spacious bedroom’s in the home leave plenty of space for the whole family Mr Chambers used his experience as a builder and role as director of GM Poles Pty Ltd to create a team fit for the challenge of building the home “I did this (as a tribute) for her – I undertook the project with my middle daughter and a mate of mine Peter McArdle from PTMA Architects,” he said “When we were moving the home down to Brisbane it had to be driven 200km down to Brisbane in two pieces; the church itself and the roof “We also did a complete restoration of the steel beams of the church.” The home pays tribute to its history through retaining much of the original features including the church glass windows temperature-controlled Tasmanian-inspired wine cellar a waterfall inside the kitchen/living area heated indoor pool and a rock water feature The project took four years to complete and was featured in Channel 7’s renovation series ‘My Impossible House’ The temperature controlled Tasmanian-inspired wine cellar Take a look inside one the home’s spacious bathrooms “It was a long stretch to get everything done; as we continued on with the project “You’ve got the open arbour at the front with all of the lights – everything in the property is automated…the natural creek is a very impressive thing…it looks like a natural creek bed you can turn on straight from your phone A lot of thought was put into the property by Mr Chambers his daughter and the architect to ensure the original integrity of the church was retained in the final product The kitchen includes a spacious breakfast bar There is even a view down to the Tasmanian-inspired wine cellar from the butlers pantry “It was always going to be something we sold after we completed the project Mr Chambers already has plans for an extensive renovation project transforming a block of flats in Norman Park but plans to name the home after his late wife QLD REAL ESTATE: The indoor heated pool allowing for year round swimming QLD REAL ESTATE: View of the home from the rear – 79 Buena Vista Duke Realty Bulimba sales director Sam Patterson has described the architectural marvel as one of the best homes he has ever put on the market “It is amazing the quality of the construction; it is one of best homes I’ve ever been in,” Mr Patterson said “The floorplan allows for dual living; many buyers coming through the property are families with older kids.” The home has two separate wings to the central part of the house One lucky buyer will also take advantage of the proximity to schools such as Our Lady of Mount Carmel The property is currently accepting offers from buyers by negotiation Photos have emerged of a nine-month-old baby moments before and after a stranger poured boiling coffee over him causing burns to 60 per cent of his body and leaving his mother traumatised The young bub was at a picnic with his mum and friends at Hanlon Park in Coorparoo in Brisbane when an unknown man approached the group at about midday on Tuesday He poured a thermos of coffee over the baby before fleeing the scene A photo taken shortly before the incident shows the baby sitting on a rug happily playing with a toy truck Heartbreaking footage has also emerged of the baby in hospital afterwards The baby's mother became emotional as she relived the harrowing ordeal 'It's torture and I'm supposed to be his protector and I couldn't protect him,' she told Nine News 'I'm just having flashbacks all the time about what happened and I wish that he had poured the coffee over me 'I don't know who would think it is okay to harm a little Family friend Zara Mazza was sitting alongside the baby and his mother when the stranger attacked Ms Mazza fought back tears on The Project on Wednesday night as she recalled how she attempted to chase down the assailant but tripped 'As I ran back I picked up my water bottle and dumped it over him.. we laid him down on the picnic rug and we peeled his clothes away which revealed the peeling of his skin -  his skin had started to blister,' she said 'Some really lovely onlookers came over and filled up water bottles and kept pouring it over him.' Ms Mazza added that the boy's mother is struggling as a result of the ordeal and they say that he'll need regular dressing changes under anaesthetic over the next few weeks.' An off-duty nurse reportedly heard screams from her nearby residence and ran to the park to help the boy She told 7News his mother was yelling 'my baby The nurse took the boy back to her apartment and kept him under a cold shower until paramedics arrived The baby was then rushed to the Queensland Children's Hospital where he underwent emergency surgery The nine-month-old suffered serious but non-life-threatening burns to 60 per cent of his body Ms Mazza has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to raise money for the baby's medical expenses He does not deserve this pain and suffering,' she wrote '[He] is currently in hospital and is [expected] to stay for a while 'He has a long recovery ahead of him which will include further doctors' '[I] would love to raise some money towards any medical or household costs to help ease the pressure off of my friend and her family while they take the time to be home and help their beautiful boy heal.' Footage released by police on Wednesday showed the alleged attacker running from the park He's described as aged 30-40 with a  proportionate build Detective Inspector Paul Dalton on Wednesday said the baby was in a stable condition He described the attack as 'callous and cowardly' as well as 'completely unprovoked' going through a park on a beautiful winter's day in Brisbane to be approached like this and attacked in this way must be terrifying,' Dalton said I've never come across a job where a child this young 'Everyone has a right to feel safe in our community 'This sort of behaviour will not be tolerated and we've thrown all our resources that we can possibly (spare) to it at this stage to hold this person accountable.' Inspector Dalton also reassured Brisbane parents his officers are 'working around the clock' to find the perpetrator Anyone who recognises the man pictured fleeing the scene, or who has any information that can assist investigations, is urged to contact Policelink on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers. {{message}} This is probably not the page you’re looking for Brisbane residents are still waiting for work to begin to remove two level crossings that were first identified as congestion and traffic safety hazards in 2012 Community crossing “cutting crews” have been established in Coorparoo and Coopers Plains by local residents who are campaigning for politicians to honour previous promises A local community group – the Coorparoo Crossing Crew – is calling for action to remove a level crossing after years of empty political promises Queensland’s Department of Main Roads this week said planning to replace Coorparoo’s Cavendish Road level crossing was underway and construction on the Coopers Plains fix was due to start in late 2025 A flyer distributed by the Coorparoo Cutting Crew criticising the slow pace of removing the level crossing at Coorparoo In Coorparoo, one Nelson Street resident – a member of the “Coorparoo Cutting Crew” – sought to remind politicians of all parties their crossing was first identified as a threat in 2012 by Deloittes Economics. “If this level crossing is still there in 2032 when the Olympics is being held – and people having to wait for up to 40 minutes when it breaks down – it will be a bit of embarrassment to the city of Brisbane,” said the resident you see school kids running across all the time and it is only a matter of time before there is a severe incident.” Federal Labor promised $107 million to remove the crossing in 2019, but remained in opposition and again promised $100 million in the lead-up to the May 2022 federal election. Coorparoo is in Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather’s Griffith electorate while Coopers Plains is in Labor MP Graham Perrett’s electorate Deloittes Access Economics identified these six crossings in priority order for overpass works: the Department of Transport and Main Roads confirmed a $3 million study was under way to remove the Cavendish Road level crossing jointly funded by state and federal governments The Australian government has allocated an additional $98.5 million for construction with the project still needing funding from other levels of government to proceed “As Brisbane City Council is the responsible authority for Cavendish Road and Stanley Street East and the surrounding road network council participation and support is essential,” a department spokesman said but an extra $93 million was needed from the three levels of government to cover the $399 million project An artist’s impression of the overpass to remove the rail crossing at Coopers Plains.Credit: Queensland and Australian governments Brisbane City Council said it would not provide more than $40 million however both federal and state governments increased their share and will now each contribute $179.5 million to a “refined” model “Work is now underway to further refine the preferred option for the removal of rail level crossing,” the department spokesman said Both federal MPs confirmed work was under way A new option for Coopers Plains will be known by Christmas Community crossing \\u201Ccutting crews\\u201D have been established in Coorparoo and Coopers Plains by local residents who are campaigning for politicians to honour previous promises Queensland\\u2019s Department of Main Roads this week said planning to replace Coorparoo\\u2019s Cavendish Road level crossing was underway and construction on the Coopers Plains fix was due to start in late 2025 one Nelson Street resident \\u2013 a member of the \\u201CCoorparoo Cutting Crew\\u201D \\u2013 sought to remind politicians of all parties their crossing \\u201CIf this level crossing is still there in 2032 when the Olympics is being held \\u2013 and people having to wait for up to 40 minutes when it breaks down \\u2013 it will be a bit of embarrassment to the city of Brisbane,\\u201D said the resident \\u201CThere are now obvious safety concerns and it is only a matter of time before there is a severe incident.\\u201D Federal Labor promised $107 million to remove the crossing in 2019 Coorparoo is in Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather\\u2019s Griffith electorate while Coopers Plains is in Labor MP Graham Perrett\\u2019s electorate \\u201CAs Brisbane City Council is the responsible authority for Cavendish Road and Stanley Street East and the surrounding road network council participation and support is essential,\\u201D a department spokesman said however both federal and state governments increased their share and will now each contribute $179.5 million to a \\u201Crefined\\u201D model \\u201CWork is now underway to further refine the preferred option for the removal of rail level crossing,\\u201D the department spokesman said The growing dining and lifestyle scene certainly helps the suburb boasts charming character homes parklands and an enviable low-key suburban lifestyle for locals With its abundance of highly sought-after schools and close access to the city and popular neighbouring suburbs like Camp Hill and South Brisbane the area is popular among young professionals and families alike Can't function without your first cup of joe This suburb is not short on supply thanks to these quaint and cosy cafes Whether you're hankering for Korean fried chicken or a hearty pub feed Coorparoo has your comfort food cravings covered it's all about the coffee-cum-bar chameleons where you can sip away all day cut-throat shaves and beautiful blooms can all be found in this leafy party of town it's easy to soak up the sun in this Brisbane 'hood Settle into the slow-lane pace of suburban life with yoga studios Top 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precinct was put on the block with a view to securing the club’s future.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBolton Clarke is the not-for-profit residential aged-care banner of RSL Care and the Royal District Nursing Service which merged in 2015 and have filed the development application.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eUnder the plans submitted to the Brisbane City Council the development would comprise 197 accommodation units including 110 independent living apartments 27 assisted living units and 60 residential care facility rooms.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs well it would feature 212 carparking spaces and an activated ground level with a cafe and other retail-commercial spaces for the use of future residents and the public.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Conrad-Gargett designed scheme incorporates a five-storey podium topped by two 13-storey towers connected via glazed pedestrian hallways embellished with planters that create a green spine.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAccording to an architectural statement meeting room an indoor and outdoor dining areas.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Overall the proposal provides a one-of-a-kind contemporary integrated residential aged-care and retirement living community,” a submitted planning assessment report said.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Proposed redevelopment of the site is in response to an identified community and economic need for greater housing diversity within Brisbane specifically providing housing to allow ‘ageing in place’.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt noted the retirement and aged-care initiative launched by Brisbane City Council in 2016 had identified the community and economic need to increase retirement and aged-care housing options in Brisbane by 50 per cent by 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coorparoo catchment is forecast to have about 55,533 residents aged 65 and over by 2041 Lendlease’s third residential building in the Collins Wharf precinct of Victoria Harbour.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe 28-storey building at 971 Collins Street in Melbourne’s Docklands will deliver 312 homes in a mix of one two and three-bedroom apartments as well as townhouses and penthouses.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAccording to Lendlease the project has already secured more than 50 per cent in presales.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHickory is the construction contractor—it completed the precinct’s first development in 2019 and is also working on LendLease’s second tower Regatta.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFor Ancora Hickory is implementing several technical construction methods including various piling techniques and precast concrete solutions that enable a parallel-track construction program.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe building’s facade designed by architect Warren and Mahoney uses a three-stage design incorporating double-glazed glass and textured precast concrete with Reckli and brick finishes.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe structural design transitions from a solid podium base to lighter upper levels “reflecting a maritime theme” aligned with the Collins Wharf design objectives.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAncora will connect to the neighbouring Regatta development via a podium allowing resident access to shared amenities.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eDesigned as an all-electric building that includes electric vehicle infrastructure the development is targeting a 5 Star Green Star certification Completion is expected in 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRegatta including build-to-rent and build-to-sell units.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eExtensive wharf works including remediation of pre-existing wharf piles installation of raker piles and construction of the extension to Australia Walk are also part of the project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTechnical challenges include constructing on the finger wharf and co-ordinating extensive above-wharf road reserve and public parkland works.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Collins Wharf precinct will ultimately comprise six residential buildings of more than 1800 homes surrounded by over 5000sq m of parks and community space.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease is developing the parkland concurrently with the residential components including the extension of Australian Walk that forms part of the City of Melbourne’s Greenline project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease executive director of development Adam Williams said Collins Wharf “is fast becoming a sought-after address .. which took just a handful of hours to emerge on Saturday night the Coalition’s failure to sway voters has come under intense scrutiny.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIts lack of policies around property that resonated with voters has been a large part of that criticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmong those policies was a $5-billion infrastructure program to unlock up to 500,000 new homes was greeted with no small amount of scepticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coalition also campaigned on its previously revealed plan to allow first home buyers to draw down on their superannuation giving access to up to $50,000 to help fund mortgage deposits.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile that proposal had won some support it got the thumbs down from many of Australia’s top economists who said the measure could prove highly inflationary among other issues.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSimilarly its plan to allow mortgage interest for first home buyers to be tax-deductible was roundly criticised for its likely inflationary and regressive effects.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt has also been pointed out that the Coalition’s rejection of the Green’s policies around housing supply affordable housing and help for renters did it no favours.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe ALP went to the polls spruiking an extension of schemes introduced during its previous term including a $10-billion promise for its first-home buyers’ scheme to encourage 100,000 more homes.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt also had its Help to Buy shared equity scheme under which the Government pays up to 40 per cent of the house price to point to.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIf it was these policies per se or the lack of detail and depth to the Coalition’s the nation's ready for the Albanese government to act.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhat is clear been endorsed to follow through on its policies and fix the crisis that is crippling the Australian property sector.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs Urban Taskforce Australia chief executive\u0026nbsp;Tom\u0026nbsp;Forrest has pointed out it is time for the Federal Government to get back to work.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Housing affordability and housing supply featured large during the campaign,” Forrest said.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“The key now is for the Government to strike while the iron’s hot.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“If legislation is needed to support the delivery of Labor’s $10-billion 100,000 new homes commitment—then pass it through the parliament now and get on with it.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe states have made many changes to how they enable home development The Federal Government’s support of that is crucial to its success material supply assistance or any other factor that affects getting homes out of the ground.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis has been a pivotal election Then Cities for Total Fan Immersion\",\"slug\":\"billionaire-arsenal-rams-denver-nuggets-sports-anchored-precincts\",\"datePublished\":\"2025-04-30T00:00+10:00\",\"tags\":[],\"summary\":\"Why your next home might be stadium-adjacent; sports are the hook Targeting the rapidly rising ranks of ageing baby boomers, it has been designed to meet an urgent need for aged-care stock as well as increasing demand for more contemporary and non-traditional forms of seniors living The lodgement of the 18-storey integrated proposal comes two years after Bolton Clarke’s $10-million-plus acquisition of the 2693sq m site at 20 Harries Road It was bought in a leaseback deal from the Coorparoo RSL sub-branch With its ageing clubhouse needing extensive work the prime holding at the junction of Harries Road and Holdsworth Street within Coorparoo’s shopping precinct was put on the block with a view to securing the club’s future Bolton Clarke is the not-for-profit residential aged-care banner of RSL Care and the Royal District Nursing Service which merged in 2015 and have filed the development application Under the plans submitted to the Brisbane City Council 27 assisted living units and 60 residential care facility rooms it would feature 212 carparking spaces and an activated ground level with a cafe and other retail-commercial spaces for the use of future residents and the public The Conrad-Gargett designed scheme incorporates a five-storey podium topped by two 13-storey towers connected via glazed pedestrian hallways embellished with planters that create a green spine the development is designed to “appear as a cohesive group of buildings each with their own individual character” The proposal also includes indoor and outdoor communal and recreational spaces throughout the two towers as well as a rooftop garden with infinity pool meeting room an indoor and outdoor dining areas integrated residential aged-care and retirement living community,” a submitted planning assessment report said “Proposed redevelopment of the site is in response to an identified community and economic need for greater housing diversity within Brisbane specifically providing housing to allow ‘ageing in place’.” It noted the retirement and aged-care initiative launched by Brisbane City Council in 2016 had identified the community and economic need to increase retirement and aged-care housing options in Brisbane by 50 per cent by 2027 The Coorparoo catchment is forecast to have about 55,533 residents aged 65 and over by 2041 an increase of 76.4 per cent of the current aged population Based on the area’s projected ageing population and supply a cited needs assessment report by aged-care industry consultants O’Hara Wells indicated the catchment faced a shortfall of at least 3600 retirement dwellings and 983 aged-care beds by 2041 The report also identified that the baby boomer market had a higher expectation for non-traditional forms of seniors living and care “The overwhelming desire of older Australians to remain in their local community and their home was fundamental to Bolton Clarke’s decision to develop a vertical retirement and aged care community,” the DA said “Of the existing and proposed residential care offerings this proposal … is the only development delivering an integrated care choice allowing residents to age in place “Without this development the local Coorparoo community will be unable to meet the expectations of its elderly residents.” Join us for The Urban Developer Aged Care and Retirement Living vSummit  on Thursday, March 23. Click here to register. The 908 sqm property boasting an enviable swimming pool brilliant entertainment options and a leafy outlook this dual-level property also features a separate self-contained dwelling that maximises the residence’s investment potential their property is a labour of love spanning across two decades with a beautiful story from raising three boys to completely redesigning it from scratch seven years ago has hosted the family’s most enjoyed time of year Property owner Thalia Comino said the large family get-togethers on Christmas Eve will forever be their favourite memory in the home usually a gathering of about 70-80 people with the whole house lit up with Christmas decorations inside out,” Ms Comino said but we’ve always had some fun activities for all my kids and they’ve all grown up having a Christmas Eve party These Christmas Eve parties are what our family has become known for the five-bedroom main residence encompasses a spacious open-plan living and dining area on its ground level Ms Comino said the house aimed at simplicity “We wanted simplicity, space and storage as the big things when we put down on paper what we thought was important to us at the time, and we hope somebody else will move in and see the benefit, too,” she said.MORE PROPERTY NEWS “We designed the granny flat to connect it to the main house or whoever bought it if you wanted to connect them.” “We engaged with a draftsman and put our ideas on paper “It was a bit of a joint effort between my husband and me There are entertainment options in a generous rumpus area and media room as well as a covered al fresco area with outdoor kitchen There is also an attached timber deck and built-in bench seating with storage plus a 7×3-metre swimming pool enjoying bushland views Ms Comino said one of her favourite parts of the home was the extensive walking wardrobe The central space adjoins an exceptional kitchen displaying a breakfast bar a butler’s pantry and ample cupboard storage Partner and lead agent Joanna Gianniotis from Place Camp Hill said the home is positioned in Coorparoo Heights perfectly backing onto the reserve “This is a highly sought after pocket because of its proximity to the city and schools,” Ms Gianniotis said natural stone accents and integrated joinery are showcased throughout the property’s interior “What is unique about this home is that it has the five-bedroom main residence plus a detached two-bedroom granny flat “I have found over the last year buyers are demanding dual-living opportunities they quote aged care as being expensive and it’s easier to house parents under the same roof “It’s a rare opportunity for the right buyer I find this is a new phenomenon where parents are not only housing older children but also needing to look after their parents.” Designed by Raymond Design the proposal seeks a two storey childcare centre over the site The proposal will amalgamate the existing three (3) allotments and demolish the existing dwelling to facilitate the redevelopment The new building will include new acoustic mitigation measures 2.6m acoustic fencing and setbacks to avoid any unreasonable adverse impacts The proposed childcare centre includes 18 car parking spaces (one (1) PWD) within an undercroft car park area All vehicle and pedestrian access are provided to Cavendish Road The planners at Town Planning Alliance state that “The proposal achieves a high-quality built form outcome that will comfortably co-exist within the existing residential pattern and maintain a low-medium density residential amenity for future residents an integrated landscape and design outcome has been achieved to provide a softened interface with all adjoining residential allotments” The proposal includes 894.7sqm of gross floor area (GFA) with 57.4% site cover over 1,282.0sqm site area [swt-fb-likebox url=”https://www.facebook.com/yourneighbourhood.com.au” width=”340″ height=”500″ tabs=”timeline,events,messages” hide_cover=”false” show_faces=”true” hide_call_action=”false” small_header=”false” adapt_container_width=”false”] [swt-fb-likebox url=”https://www.facebook.com/yourneighbourhoodperth” width=”340″ height=”500″ tabs=”timeline,events,messages” hide_cover=”false” show_faces=”true” hide_call_action=”false” small_header=”false” adapt_container_width=”false”] [swt-fb-likebox url=”https://www.facebook.com/yourneighbourhoodnorthqld” width=”340″ height=”500″ tabs=”timeline,events,messages” hide_cover=”false” show_faces=”true” hide_call_action=”false” small_header=”false” adapt_container_width=”false”] News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from information publicly accessible that include referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information We reference all our information at the end of the articles and promote the creators with website back links A development application has been lodged for an Expansion to Loreto College Campus Designed by COX Architecture the proposal seeks a new three (3) storey building for educational uses collaborative spaces and a senior studies centre The buildings on Dale Street shall be demolished or restored to facilitate the development The planners at Ethos Urban state “The Architectural Masterplan has been prepared by Cox Architecture and illustrates a high level of architectural merit The upgrades and implementation of new educational facilities will future proof the College providing enough space and facilities for the College to continue to deliver high-quality education opportunities for students.” The proposal has 292 parking spaces comprising 166 on-street The proposal also has 60 bicycle parking spaces near the pool and change rooms Vehicular access to the campus is unchanged instead there are additional dropoff/ pickup loading zones proposed on Dale Street and Lade Street News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from publicly accessible information that includes referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information A development application has been lodged for Retirement Facility Residential Care Facility and Retail/Cafe Tenancies the proposal seeks one hundred and ninety seven (197) residential accommodation units of a medium density nature and ground floor sleeved retail within two (2) 18 storey residential buildings (maximum building height is approximately 71.76m RL) The existing Coorparoo RSL on Holdsworth Street and several commercial uses fronting Harries Road will be removed to facilitate the site’s redevelopment The towers are physically connected by a glazed pedestrian hallway embellished with growing greenery to emphasize the break between the two towers The development also provides a communal rooftop garden which meets Council’s definition for a rooftop garden therefore is not considered a storey for the purposes of calculating building height Communal open space and communal recreational space throughout the development The proposed retirement community will accommodate a mix of independent living units with 2 – 3 bedrooms assisted living with 1 – 2 bedrooms and residential care facilities at both standard and premium offerings The retirement community is designed in accordance with the Silver and Gold Liveable Housing Design Guidelines The planners at Town Planning Alliance state “Proposed redevelopment of the site is in response to an identified community and economic need for greater housing diversity within Brisbane specifically providing housing to allow ‘ageing in place’ The proposal creates a unique vertical village conveniently in proximity to the Central Business District (CBD) of Brisbane and heavily used services “The inclusion of non-residential uses directly responds to the site as a significant corner site by providing prominent visual features and contribution to the public realm The proposed design places strong emphasis on subtropical design through the inclusion of extensive landscaping along with the provision of quality communal and private open space areas The design dedicates a significant portion of the site to residential amenity to ensure a high quality of living is provided to future residents” “The building is made up of three key parts The building façade is articulated through a range of design elements including recessions balconies and planters add further modulation and layering to the building façade Architectural screening features provide additional variation in the visual design of the building to reduce the number of blank surfaces These elements effectively break the building façade up into smaller distinct components and create visual appeal“ The application includes 23,097.7sqm of gross floor area over the 2,693sqm development site Snug co-owners (and couple) Leaham Claydon and Jianne Jeoung met while working at Yoko and Greca respectively “She was one of the senior chefs [at Greca] and I had just taken on the sous-chef role at Yoko,” Claydon tells Broadsheet Even though they worked in different restaurants Both restaurants are owned by Jonathan Barthelmess and are located right next to each other allowing for close collaboration between the teams Claydon went on to become head chef at Yoko while Jeoung left to run the kitchen at wine bar Niky a cosy cafe in Coorparoo that opened today While they await their food licence (which they’re expecting to come around April 8) they are serving drinks and baked goods the pair have opted for St Ali’s Wide Awake blend a dark roast with “full-on chocolate and caramel notes Once they can start cooking in the space they’ll introduce a brunch menu featuring Korean-inspired dishes such as scrambled egg brioche sandwiches omurice with prawns and a twist on Korean corn cheese with artichokes and provolone cheese “We don’t want to do full-blown Korean food but we want to incorporate some ingredients,” Claydon says “It’s more about [giving Snug] a Korean personality that maybe some people won’t notice.” they’ll offer house-baked goods like soft pretzels and salty butter rolls “We went to this shop and they just do pretzels “There are pastries that are really hard for us to find in Australia,” Jeoung adds salty butter roll with a chunk of butter inside that’s rolled out like a croissant You walk for 10 minutes and find three shops near you selling them.” they handmade ceramic tableware with Jeoung’s aunties in Daejong coffee cups and pour-over coffee makers – all of which have been put to use at the cafe The space itself offers a timeless aesthetic with lots of timber – including a striking benchtop custom-made by Makimaki – complemented by olive-green features and plants Claydon and Jeoung plan to open the cafe as a wine bar in the evenings you can expect a curated selection of lo-fi wines alongside another menu of Korean-inspired eats They’re also in the process of turning a garage out the back into a functions space that will double as a small wine shop