Lord Mayor Unveils Anti-graffiti Campaign

Lord Mayor Campbell Newman today unveiled a new anti-graffiti campaign, calling on residents and visitors to help tackle graffiti by being the eyes and ears of Brisbane.

Cr Newman and Crime Stoppers Queensland launched the ‘Tag Them Back’ anti-graffiti campaign at Brisbane City C...

> Read More

PERSONAL SAFETY SEMINARS – FREE

Brisbane City Council has a strong commitment to the safety of all residents and workers of Brisbane, male and female.

To this end, the Personal Safety Project was put in place. This is a project offering gender specific FREE seminars and workshops in Personal Safety, Self Defence an...

> Read More

Graffiti Costing $2 Million

Brisbane will have 12 graffiti clean up teams at a cost of $2 million as Lord Mayor Campbell Newman ramps up Council’s get-tough approach against vandalism.

A further $320,000 has been allocated for two new teams.

The Lord Mayor has tripled the number of graffiti squa...

> Read More

Personal Safety

From basic self defence strategies to learning about the myths relating to violence…Brisbane City Council’s second round of free personal safety seminars will commence in July 2009 to empower women and men in feeling more safe and confident in public places.

The free seminar prog...

> Read More

Save Lives with CPR on Your Mobile Phone

In a first-aid emergency CPR can be life saving. While it is important for your employee to learn CRP in a first aid course, remembering what to do in an emergency can be difficult.

For just $3.00 each you can equip your most valuable assets – your employees- with the power to save ...

> Read More

Canned Dots? Can Do! Lord Mayor Launches Microdots

Brisbane residents will be able to identify their valuables with unique ‘microdots’ after Lord Mayor Campbell Newman delivered on another election commitment today.

Microdots are microscopic labels that carry unique serial numbers invisible to the naked eye, identifying the owner...

> Read More