As the Prime Minister defends his government's tax proposals, Brisbane households and businesses await clarity on what changes will mean for their bottom line.
Queensland's capital absorbed the largest wave of interstate migration in its history during the pandemic years, and the resulting population growth is sustaining housing demand even as the migration pace moderates.
The state's abundant solar and wind resources and ambitious renewable targets are driving one of Australia's fastest energy transitions, with Brisbane corporate tenants central to the demand side.