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Pullenvale Ward Councillor Greg Adermann has announced six community groups have been awarded more than $67,000 in Brisbane City Council grants for local environmental projects. The grants were allocated as part of the Lord Mayor’s Community Sustainability and Environmental Program. Cr Adermann said Moggill Creek Catchment Management Group, Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network, Burns Parade Bushcare Group, Sutling Street […]

A century old tree at Moggill has been saved from removal after concerned residents and Council worked with the developer to ensure the tree was preserved as part of a proposed development. Pullenvale Ward Councillor Greg Adermann said the tree had been saved thanks to community spirit and co-operation. “The tree, which is a century

Brisbane City Council has provided almost $90,000 to assist community, cultural and sport and recreation clubs in the Pullenvale Ward to help them rebuild and re-commence services to residents after the coronavirus pandemic.  The funds were made available through the Lord Mayor’s COVID-19 Assistance Programme for groups leasing a Council owned or managed community facility to help cover

Cycling in Brisbane is booming, so Brisbane City Council is working with the community to find locations for a range of new facilities across the suburbs as part of its Off-road Cycling Strategy. Environment, Parks and Sustainability Chair Fiona Cunningham said the strategy would guide future investment in off-road cycling facilities in a way that

The community will be given the chance to have their say and determine the future use of a parcel of land on Priors Pocket Road Moggill, after Brisbane City Council purchased the land last year. Pullenvale Ward Councillor, Greg Adermann said letters would be sent to residents in the Moggill area in the week commencing

I was recently contacted by a local resident asking about technology designed to reduce wildlife being killed on roads. I made some enquiries and can confirm that there are ‘virtual fencing devices deployed along a section of Gap Creek Road, Kenmore Hills. This technology is being trialled across an area extending from the corner of

Work will commence this month on a new children’s bicycle learn to ride facility at Kangaroo Gully Road Park, Bellbowrie. Brisbane City Council agreed to the redevelopment of the park following positive feedback from community consultation undertaken last year. Kangaroos Gully Road Park previously contained a small playground and picnic facility but have been removed

Brisbane City Council will introduce a hail-n-ride Personalised Public Transport Service trial for Bellbowrie and Moggill residents, commencing in October. Pullenvale Ward Councillor, Greg Adermann announced today that funds had been secured in the 2020/21 Council Budget to undertake the trial. Cr. Adermann advocated for the trial following the results of a Western Pullenvale Ward

I’m proud to be part of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s administration and delivering for my community during the current health and economic crisis. The Lord Mayor needed to make some tough decisions as a result of losing more than $180 million in revenue as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Being able to secure more

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s 2020-21 Budget has invested more than $2.6 million into a critical waterway rehabilitation project, set to prevent further erosion and flooding along waterside properties in Pullenvale Ward. Pullenvale Councillor, Greg Adermann said the project would undertake natural waterway rehabilitation and construct drains along properties that back onto the Brisbane River on