Living in Brisbane 2026
Brisbane City Council and the community are working together to tackle issues such as:
- more people calling Brisbane home
- fuel prices continuing to fluctuate
- climate change being an unprecedented global challenge
- skill shortages being experienced across many industries
In late 2005 Council released Our shared vision - Living in Brisbane 2026 for the future of Brisbane.
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Friendly, safe city |
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Smart, prosperous city |
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Clean, green city |
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Active, healthy city |
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Well-designed, subtropical city |
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Vibrant, creative city |
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Accessible, connected city |
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Regional and world city |
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Living in Brisbane newsletter- Autumn 2009 (PDF - 756kb).
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Note: Living in Brisbane newsletter - Autumn 2009
In the article, "New registration requirements for cats and dogs", it is stated that registration and microchipping will be compulsory for both cats and dogs from the scheduled date of 1 July 2009.
While cats will need to be registered from 1 July 2009, the requirement for microchipping only applies to cats and dogs under the age of 12 weeks from 1 July 2009, and all cats and dogs sold or given away from this date. Adult animals not sold or given away are not required to be microchipped.
Working together to reach our goals
Learn how we are working together to reach our goals:
