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Kenji Sato - ABC News

ABC News Australia •
March 13, 2025 • 07:20 AM
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Kenji Sato is a reporter for ABC Brisbane, having previously worked for News Corp, Fairfax, and Australian Community Media. You can contact him on [email protected].

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Kenji Sato is a reporter for ABC Brisbane, having previously worked for News Corp, Fairfax, and Australian Community Media. You can contact him on [email protected].

A Queensland woman is ordered to repaint her red roof after neighbours complained the colour was "offensive" and "threatening".

The young women and some of their mothers had gathered at Bayside Park on February 21 after Iftar, a meal eaten after sunset during the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Economic Development Queensland says the City of Moreton Bay's homeless camping ground in Wyllie Park is illegal.

Logan's mayor says the move will allow unscrupulous landlords to fit more renters in crowded backyards.

Ipswich City Council passes amendments to its media policy to allow all councillors to use communications staff to write and send media releases, a move the mayor says is designed minimise her voice.

A man has been banned from Oz Comic-Con after allegedly biting one of the artists on Sunday afternoon.

Griffin Hospitality Group buys Coorparoo Bowls Club vowing to renovate the clubhouse and keep the greens open.

A Queensland man has been ordered to pay compensation to a woman he kicked out of his short-stay house for having a guide dog.

"The Esky Lid" is a mechanical contraption that will be able to seal off Brisbane's new underground tunnels from floodwaters.

Brisbane residents say they are repeatedly woken in the dead of night by unauthorised construction work on a 24-hour McDonald's in West End.

Brisbane City Council has banned the use of AI smart glasses to secretly film people in its public pools.

Acting Mayor Julie Talty says the outdoor lagoon will be "better than Brisbane's" South Bank Beach.

Topic: Tourism and Leisure Industry

A neighbourhood pantry that provides free food to struggling families has been reported to the Brisbane City Council for being on a public kerbside.

A park in Moreton Bay will soon become a free, legal campsite for people experiencing homelessness under a 12-month trial by the local council.

Hannah* says she wept for days after child safety officers turned up at the hospital to take her two-day-old baby away.

Financial reports from a company that owns the Brisbane AirTrain service show it paid zero income tax between 2015 and 2025 financial years.

The Queensland capital outranks every other city for Thursday nightlife trade, a report finds.

Developer IFM has submitted plans to demolish the "fragmented" interior of a Queen Street Mall shopping centre and replace it with two levels of shops.

Under the direction of Arts Minister John-Paul Langbroek, eight Indigenous directors have disappeared from the boards of south-east Queensland's cultural institutions.

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says Brisbane is paying the cost of natural disasters such as Cyclone Alfred and a lack of funding from the state and federal governments.

The Queensland government will not deny the existence of "Project Invisibility", a name a barrister says is used internally to refer to the deliberate removal of Aboriginal people from leadership roles.

Topic: State and Territory Government

"Daniel" is an AI real estate agent who calls strangers and secretly records conversations without their consent.

Australia is wasting more than $1 billion each year building off-street car parks that end up unused and unwanted, a Grattan report has found.

Topic: Urban Development and Planning

Brisbane was days away from running out of drinkable water in the 1990s due to a secret mouse experiment that was kept hidden from the public … until now.

Brisbane City Council announces it will not go ahead with plans to regulate landlords' use of short-stay apps such as Airbnb and Stayz.

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