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Brisbane could welcome dozens more luxury superyachts annually, becoming a major industry hub in the Asia Pacific after Brisbane City Council recently approved Rivergate Marina's $200 million superyacht expansion plan. 
The multi-million-dollar project will see Rivergate's existing marina expand into the largest superyacht hub in the region, able to accommodate up to 60 superyachts per year for maintenance and retrofitting.

Rivergate Marina director Tom Hill said the flow-on effects of attracting more superyachts to Queensland would have big impacts on the local tourism economy. 

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-04/rivergate-marina-secures-approval-for-200-mil-dollar-expansion/101034582

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Queensland has recorded 59 new cases of COVID-19, with 49 of those infections believed to have been acquired in the state.

Chief Health Officer John Gerrard said it was increasingly difficult to determine the source of infection as case numbers in the state grew.

"We have 33 cases that are currently under investigation," he said.

"One case overseas acquired, 16 linked to interstate travel and 16 contacts of known cases.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-20/qld-coronavirus-covid-update-omicron-latest-palaszczuk/100713930

An internal draft plan developed by Brisbane City Council in February suggested the construction of a new community facility to replace the East Brisbane bowls club in Mowbray Park, but the public draft released in June instead proposed to permanently remove the building.
The LNP administration claimed the July proposal was based on community feedback from a December–February online survey and pop-up consultation kiosks with responses from 560 residents.

ABC Radio Brisbane previously revealed the council's internal summary of the community survey specifically mentioned "upgrading" the heritage-listed bowls club building at the Lytton Road park.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-24/east-brisbane-bowls-club-february-plan/100644272