Brisbane Daily Photo

Here's the ever changing view of the city from Gladstone Road in Highgate Hill. Plenty of cranes around the monolithic "Tower of...

Whoops! I missed the theme day. Too busy galavanting on the other side of the world. I discovered that wifi alone doesn't cut the mus...

I'm off back to Europe for a few weeks.... England, Ireland and Crete here I come, yahoo!! I've got a post ready for the City Dail...

The rain is coming. A wet weekend beckons in Brisbane town!

At 92m, City Hall in Brisbane used to be the tallest building in town until the 1960s. Now it's completely dwarfed by the huge towers ...

My favourite place to sit and have a coffee is on the Goodwill Bridge. Great staff, lovely coffee and a picture-postcard view. (No, I...

Brisbane is in the middle of a building boom with cranes everywhere. This is the the junction of Adelaide and George streets on the site o...

  I've been trying to snap one of these posters for the past couple of weeks but Brisbane City Council have been very quick to remo...

 The wheel was yellow in the middle and white around the outside last night. I told my daughter it was just like an egg and to which she ...

The sacred ibis isn't so sacred in Brisbane. They have adapted well to urban life here and hang out anywhere there might be a free me...

In an effort to buy more local produce I've joined a local food buying group. We've got quite a few popping up all over Brisbane...

Stained glass in the sunshine, Bulimba.

Another offering tucked away in a quiet road by street artist Barek.

 This is one of many building sites along the river in West End. A few years ago this was an industrial area. Today, it is unrecognisable....

We haven't had much rain to speak of for months. Our summer this year was very dry and that's when we normally get the bulk of ou...

Art classes, choir, senior citizens group, baby massage, father and baby group, baby goods for sale (lots of babies round here!) dance cl...

Taken from inside the Museum of Brisbane looking across the dome of City Hall.

Here's my take on the City Daily Photo theme Shadows and Highlights . Morning breaking through the kitchen windows at work. Plenty of...

The big fig trees which line Oxford Street by the Memorial Park in Bulimba have these funky sleeves to protect them. Prop roots spring fr...

Happily for the ice cream shops in this part of the world, it's never too cold for gelato or ice cream.

This is the new government building that is starting to loom over William Street and the river. It takes up an entire city block and c...

The Judith Wright Centre in Fortitude Valley is hosting an art exhibition with each piece made from second hand shop and reused every...

Checking out this delicate and intricate installation inspired by light and reflection in Brisbane. The artist is Kenji Uranishi and it...

Australia is being treated to a book tour by London rapper, poet and novelist Kate Tempest. Last night she was being interviewed at my lo...

Watermelon carvings outside the juice bar in the Brisbane Square markets.

The downside of Brisbane's public transport system is that it costs a fortune to go anywhere. There isn't a maximum fare per day ...

There's a catering mob in South Brisbane called Wandering Cooks. On a Thursday evening their office carpark plays host to 3 or 4 food ...