Cyclone Alfred: Brisbane comes to a standstill with schools closed, buses and trains cancelled
Brisbane and south-east Queensland will go into an effective lockdown with more than 600 schools shut, public transport stopped, and people are urged to stay inside their homes.
When will schools and supermarkets re-open in Queensland? Here's what you need to know
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has outlined how schools, public transport and supermarkets will be impacted this week in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
700 Brisbane bus services back in one morning but ferries, trains still out
Brisbane bus drivers braved wild conditions to deliver 700 services on Sunday morning before being recalled about 11am but ...
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Brisbane commuters to wake up to bus shortages, delays on Thursday
At this stage, no school services will be affected, and the council will call in casual, replacement drivers not involved in the strike to limit the disruption. Brisbane bus drivers are set to ...
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Brisbane bus drivers to walk off job as pay negotiations stall
School routes would not be affected at this ... “Our hardworking bus drivers are the ones who will keep the wheels moving on Brisbane’s buses, so why doesn’t Adrian Schrinner think they ...
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Brisbane bus strike to impact peak hour commuters
School routes ... urged Brisbane residents to make alternative travel arrangements next Wednesday afternoon. “It’s incredibly disappointing the Rail, Tram and Bus Union notified us of their ...