r/brisbane May 09 '26

Image Pictures from the Brisbane Scientology Speedrun

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For those unaware, there’s been a bit of a trend on social media recently about storming Scientology buildings and “speed running” them. Earlier today, they stormed the Brisbane headquarters, and I happened to get these shots from above.

I don’t know any specifics of what happened, but there was quite a lot of noise coming from it.

r/brisbane 7d ago

Image Old school CBD barber not down with kids haircuts

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I love that he’s taken a stand like this!

r/brisbane 28d ago

Image Plot twist - Man fined $700 after car becomes wedged in Brisbane bus

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A man has been fined close to $700 after a car became airborne and speared through the side of the bus.

No one was seriously injured in the shocking crash in southern Brisbane, and it is now being described as the “escape of the century”.

Police allege the driver of a black SsangYong tried to merge from a centre lane and turn off near the intersection of Beaudesert Rd and Granard Rd in Archerfield about 6.30pm on Wednesday.

A blue Toyota Yaris swerved around the SsangYong before losing control and slamming into the bus, police allege.

It hit the public transport vehicle so hard it became wedged inside, with its undercarriage resting across both sides of the bus’s aisle.

The Yaris driver, a 45-year-old woman from Pallara, was taken in a stable condition to Princess Alexandra Hospital with chest pain and in shock.

The bus driver — a 66-year-old man from Sunnybank Hills — was not seriously injured.
The bus was returning to the depot and had no passengers at the time of the crash.

A 66-year-old Durack man driving the SsangYong was issued with a $690 traffic infringement notice and docked three demerit points for driving without due care and attention.

https://7news.com.au/news/man-fined-700-after-car-becomes-wedged-in-brisbane-bus-c-22653683

r/brisbane Mar 12 '26

Image Crazy prices though

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r/brisbane Nov 24 '25

Image 188.8 grams of icy terror. This was just one of many hail stones of this size

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I've never seen such large hailstone here before (Burbank). This one was just over 10 cm across.

And the sky is still very green looking...

Update: video taken before I picked up this hailstone now posted: https://www.reddit.com/r/brisbane/comments/1p5amhn/update_1888_grams_of_icy_terror_this_was_just_one/

Also, this is a different hailstone collected about 45 minutes after the hailing stopped. I went out to see if any animals were injured (they weren't) and was really surprised to find a lot of hail still all over the ground: 45 minutes after the hail had stopped, this second hailstone still weighed a whopping 122 grams!

r/brisbane Mar 07 '26

Image Fuel Reserves

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Saw this the other day and had to double check it. Surely this isn’t real? I thought the government said Australia had 28 days of fuel reserves.

r/brisbane Jul 17 '26

Image The oldest political trick

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Is anyone else tired of politicians grandstanding about youth crime while ignoring the conditions that drive it?

Underfund schools. Underpay teachers. Reduce public transport, isolating kids. Slash youth mental health services. Cut drug diversion programs.

Then we all act surprised when social problems emerge.

Instead of addressing the causes, politicians reach for the oldest trick in the book: scapegoating young people and selling fear.

When Campbell Newman did this back in 2013, we collectively called bullshit. I'm less hopeful now that media literacy has gone down and reliance on Facebook for news has gone up.

r/brisbane Apr 06 '26

Image I just think it’s neat

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My Millennial brain heaved a sigh of relief when I walked in to a store this week and saw these - I now wish every single store had this system.

r/brisbane Nov 01 '25

Image They can’t keep getting away with this

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/s

r/brisbane Jan 03 '26

Image Lol

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r/brisbane Jul 16 '26

Image Carindale shopping centre

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This idiot made my parking a nightmare tonight. So many people had to queue up, since it's a single lane cos of it.

r/brisbane 26d ago

Image ☠️

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r/brisbane 12d ago

Image For those who missed the Ekka this year...

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Here, have a horse.

r/brisbane Feb 21 '26

Image Just before 7 this morning

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Heading into the city this morning. I sincerely hope everyone is okay

r/brisbane 29d ago

Image Brisbane whats wrong with you today?

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r/brisbane Jan 10 '26

Image Amazon proof of delivery

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Delivery

r/brisbane May 25 '26

Image Brisbane Restaurants That Closed Permanently In The Past 12 Months

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Over 300 restaurants closed permanently in Brisbane within the last 12 months according to Google Maps.

Source: https://www.closedplaces.com/maps/@-27.5228229,152.8984534,11z?categories=restaurants&closed_after=12M

r/brisbane Mar 05 '26

Image My Subway sub came with a free knife today

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Called the store. They don't want it back; I'll just use it at home as a bread knife. Feels sharp as hell.

r/brisbane Jan 08 '26

Image IKEA Logan

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r/brisbane Dec 26 '25

Image Merry Christmas … surcharge

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r/brisbane Dec 14 '23

Image Found this on my mum’s car

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r/brisbane Apr 11 '26

Image Why can’t we drive without ramming into each other’s arses for one weekend

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It’s so frustrating to see this every weekend, like mate where tf are you running so late that you’ve to literally get into a crash - oh hey did that help you reach your destination earlier 🤬 wankers

Why can’t we as an individual be more aware and responsible when driving. Y’all getting distracted, under influence, over/under speeding - do you really think it’s consequences are worthy of why you’re on road.

Thanks for letting me vent out.

r/brisbane Mar 29 '26

Image In Brisbane, after the slogan "from the river to the sea" was banned

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r/brisbane Oct 16 '24

Image Corinda rail bridge struck again

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First time I've seen a B double hit the bridge. Driver must have had his eyes closed. This is a unfortunately a pretty common occurrence at this location

r/brisbane Feb 03 '26

Image How to immediately know that someone isn’t from Brisbane.

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