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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Brisbane’s New Café Wave: The Neighbourhood Spots Opening Outside The CBD

Brisbane has no shortage of cafés. We have cafés in old Queenslanders, cafés in converted garages, cafés inside other cafés and, probably somewhere, a café selling a $9 matcha to someone who is running late for work. But lately, some...

San Telmo

If you’re someone who plans dinner around a good...

Yoko Dining

Twenty-Five Dollars and a River View Yoko at Howard Smith...

Aunty on Wandoo

Wandoo Street has a new main character and it...

What's on

Japanese Film Festival 2026

Japanese cinema takes the spotlight in Brisbane this November...

Pan Pacific Masters Games

More than 16,000 athletes are expected on the Gold...

Rock Choir

Some of rock music’s biggest hits are getting the...

Taste the Biosphere

A Free Food and Nature Festival Is Coming to...

Explore Brisbane

Best of Brisbane

Best Cafes

Top Golf Courses

Brisbane Bucket List

What's On

Dreamworld & WhiteWater World

Queensland’s Ultimate Theme Park Adventure Nestled just an hour’s drive from Brisbane in the suburb of Coomera, Dreamworld stands as one of Australia’s most iconic...

South Bank Parklands

Nestled along the Brisbane River, South Bank Parklands is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists. This vibrant area offers a perfect mix...

The Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art

Stanley Pl, South Brisbane
(07) 3840 7303
It’s a dream for art lovers and curious minds alike. Wander through world-class exhibits, immerse yourself in impressive cultural experiences, and explore an internationally acclaimed collection of Australian, Asian and international art

Breakfast Creek Hotel

2 Kingsford Smith Dr, Albion
(07) 3262 5988
It's more than just a venue – it's a major destination in Brisbane, popular with local, interstate and international visitors, one of the best-loved in the city. Built in the French Renaissance style in 1889, the Breakfast Creek Hotel is famous for its premium quality steaks and "Beer off the Wood".

Vertigo Brisbane

119 Lamington St, New Farm
(07) 3358 8622
Prepare to dine like never before at Australia's first vertical restaurant, Vertigo. Dine four stories above the ground and be taken on an epic gastronomic journey as you overhang the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse.

XXXX Brewery Tour

20 Paten St, Milton, Brisbane www.xxxx.com.au
Have you ever wondered how the XXXX brew got its name? Or how it’s made? Or what it tastes like when it’s poured fresh at the brewery? If your answer is YES!, treat yourself to one of our historic XXXX Brewery & Alehouse Tours!

Weekend Getaways

The Best of Toowoomba

Perched high on the Great Dividing Range, Toowoomba shines brightest in spring. With the Carnival of Flowers drawing thousands to its parks and gardens, the city hums with colour and energy. But the charm doesn’t stop at the blooms, this is a place where heritage streets meet laneway bars, cosy cafes rub shoulders with hatted restaurants and boutique stays are just minutes from rolling countryside drives.

Dining Guide

Best Rooftop Bars in Brisbane for Sunset Drinks

When the afternoon sun starts to dip behind the Brisbane skyline, there's no shortage of rooftop bars to settle into with a cocktail and a view....

Rays by Range

Located on the corner of Martha Street and Newman Avenue, Rays comes from the team behind Range Brewing and Patio in Rosalie. The venue...

Kin

Look, if you've been anywhere on the matcha bandwagon, then you'll definitely know Kin in Teneriffe. This Melbourne-laneway-style café sits inside one of Teneriffe's...

Brisbane gets its own Haigh’s

For years, there was a little ritual for Brisbane chocolate lovers: get on a plane, head interstate and come home with a suspiciously large...

Hotel Terminus

The old Fox Hotel has returned, but this time it’s gone back to its original name: Hotel Terminus. After sitting empty for a few...

Suburb Spotlight

Camp Hill

Camp Hill has a personality all of its own. Best known for its beautiful Queenslander homes and leafy residential streets, this pocket of Brisbane’s east is also home to a growing mix of independent businesses worth getting to know. From family-run shops and neighbourhood eateries to beauty studios and specialty stores, there’s plenty happening beyond the main roads. It’s a suburb where local businesses are part of everyday life, serving the people who live just around the corner rather than relying on passing crowds. Whether you’ve called Camp Hill home for years or are simply passing through, there are plenty of local spots to discover.

Things to do

Japanese Film Festival 2026

Japanese cinema takes the spotlight in Brisbane this November as the Japanese Film Festival returns for its 30th year in Australia. The program brings together contemporary releases, award-winning films and festival favourites, offering a chance to catch Japanese stories on the big screen. Highlights include Look Back, the Australian premiere...

Pan Pacific Masters Games

More than 16,000 athletes are expected on the Gold Coast for the 14th Pan Pacific Masters Games, a major multi-sport event bringing together competitors...

Rock Choir

Some of rock music’s biggest hits are getting the choir treatment when Rock Choir takes over QPAC’s Concert Hall this November. Presented by QPAC and...

Taste the Biosphere

A Free Food and Nature Festival Is Coming to the Sunshine Coast This November The Sunshine Coast's food producers, makers and natural environment will take...

Oktoberfest Is Coming to the Brisbane Showgrounds

Brisbane is getting its own Bavarian-style party this October, with Oktoberfest in the Gardens coming to the Brisbane Showgrounds for the first time.Taking over...

Explore beyond Brisbane

Tangalooma Dunes Cabana Club

There are beach days, and then there are beach days where someone else has already sorted the shade, the fridge and somewhere comfortable to sit. That’s the...