Following the State Government’s announcement to end a three-day lockdown in Greater Brisbane, the following Brisbane City Council facilities, services and events will reopen to the public from Tuesday, 12 January 2021.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise residents of changes to some facilities and services from 17 November 2020, under further easing of COVID-19 restrictions by the State Government.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise residents of changes to some facilities and services from today, under Stage 4 of the State Government’s COVID-19 restrictions.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise the two community composting hub welcome day events at Tarragindi and Toowong on Sunday 30 August 2020 have been postponed, to help minimise the spread of coronavirus.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that all community halls will operate in line with today’s new health direction from the State Government, to ensure the safety of staff and visitors.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that a further 6 Council pools will reopen by Monday 13 July after State Government approval of an industry COVID Safe Plan.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that the Shingle Inn café will reopen on 15 July, the Museum of Brisbane will reopen on 17 July, and City Hall and Clock Tower tours will recommence on 20 July.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that up to 200 people may now attend indoor and outdoor funeral and memorial services at Council’s cemeteries, crematoriums and chapels, in accordance with State Government regulations.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that all Council buses will maintain additional coronavirus social distancing measures, in line with State Government directions.
Brisbane City Council wishes to advise that RiverCity Ferries, the operator of Brisbane ferry services, will maintain additional coronavirus social distancing measures throughout the State Government’s phased approach to relaxing restrictions.
