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It's a pity you didn't show the Market Square where they have a variety stalls in an alfresco eating place, serving all kind of Asian goodies.

Reality? You have to pay toll roads to go anywhere and avoid the city congestion. My trip to work would take me 40min to an hour if I didn’t take tolls.. taking tolls cuts the city and it takes me 20min, expensive at over $5 each way. Extremely confusing roads that even google maps will be confused at. No actual natural beauty, just a lovely brown river that you wouldn’t eat a fish from or swim in as you will get attacked by bull sharks and to top that off it floods.. seriously can’t wait to leave 😅

I lived in Brisbane for 8 years. Horrible place and people. So glad i left that place and that country. Disrespectful supremacists. They're friendliness is superficial and especially to a person of colour. People just like to paper over the cracks in that dense and controlled society

We need more koala hospitals. One would have been perfect in the Birkdale precinct where Redland Council want to put the white water centre for the 2032 olympics. Petitions are being signed to stop this going ahead.

I like the Storey bridge subway, that'll make walking around there somewhat easier.

They are going to struggle now they have announced that the mobile phone usage in cars detection cameras are only collecting a fraction of what they expected. And the idea of those was to raise fine money for the Olympics. Whilst I want driver safety, their disingenuous stance has had karma.

I felt very underwhelmed by Nudgee Beach!

Surely that aerial on the tracker on the koalas back would hinder reproduction? I mean, I don't really fancy girls with aerials built in :)

I enjoy channels on Brisbane but I don't think I have been offered your channel before. Six months after this video was released, I have now seen it. Your channel might just need that lightbulb moment. A Brisbane channel though, however good will never have millions of viewers. All the best, I am digging through your videos now.

And all this time I thought Chlamydia was only a problem in Fortitude Valley 🤣

This is a pretty good overview of transport in Brisbane.

Hi I'm only watching your video and thank you it's very informative, but you didn't happen to mention the healthcare in Brisbane, especially for children who need let's say Occupational therapy or speech and language therapy, is it good or not so good

I lived in Brisbane in nice eastern inner-city suburbs for a few years. I had my house broken into twice and my car broken into three times. I found Brisbane people to be friendly enough, but weirdly obsessed with the place, in that they orientate everywhere else in Australia in relation to its proximity to Brisbane. I found they tend to speak to you using localities and names of local places with the expectation that you'd know them "because of of course, everyone knows about Brisbane places". The pubs and restaurants were generally quite good. Brisbane people also orientate the place in regards to the Brisbane river, which is pretty horrible and dank. I found the weather to be never particularly good - in that the summers can be often close to 40 degrees with no breeze, and the winters are (at least a lot of the day) quite cold with even colder breezes. If I'd have to rate a capital city of Australia - it would be Sydney as a winner, hands down in all regards. Sadly, quite expensive to live in now.

I have lived in Brisbane for 40 years. Great city. I am kinda done with it though. I remember better times where you weren’t always stuck in traffic. Traffic is a killer now. We bought a waverunner so we could shootout to Jumpinpin and south straddie. That is awesome. I’ll take it out this weekend. You have the whole beach to yourselves. But without the waverunner all other beaches take twice as long to get to than they did in the 90’s. I am sure it is the same everywhere, the old places that were awesome in youth become overcrowded and for locals we can remember better times. I live inner city Camp Hill. Love the area, is kind of home as is the Redlands, but we bought and renovated a house in NZ for a change of scenery if nothing more. Brisbane is great though.

Although the koala population is growing again,still enormously sad how many we have lost over the years.Thanks for the update Adam.

Great news and hope everyone will continue to support the koalas as well as other endangered animals ❤

Who's not a Koala lover, Great Work Mate..

Yay😊

so good to hear 🐨

Amazing, interested in all the research about koalas in Brisbane that’s being done by UQ

My favourite saying is “No tree 🌲 No me 🐨“

🐨 yes we’ve nearly wiped them out 😔 they only eat a half dozen types of the 100 different types of gum trees . ….. we have some koalas here at holland park but mostly possums here in abundance 😳 the possums almost need to be trapped and relocated..

😊❤🎉

That's great news

What a great feel good story. Good on ya mate 👍🏼 😎 🌿

How can i contact you to discuss a joint project.

I’ve been impressed on what’s been achieved by the LNP in Brisbane for many years. Hope to see the 2 other West End Bridges to be built soon.

When I grow up, I will move to Brisbane Australia because of two reasons: 1, because good quality life. 2, BLUEEYYY!!!!

Love brissy will be there soon.

Thanks again Adam.

Thanks Adam..

Hi from horrible auckland,I hate living here after living cairns 5 years 15 in brissy love brissy am moving back soon .

I have watch your videos for years oh lord bring to Australia with your miracle hand ✋️

Fascinating, Thank you for making my morning just that little bit more interesting.😊

Sorry about my awkwardness today, I was in a rush to get to somewhere before work and was deep in thought about my next video

My 2 cents on this is: Melb and Syd are dominated by corp culture where everyon starts late and then stays back late, has coffee and goes to restaurants in the city, before heading home. Brisbane is the opposite, there is little established white collar up market corp by comparison. Most people going into the city are working class, they eat lunch at shops/cafe then go home. This is not even unique to inner city, even out in the suburbs you see all the cafes close after lunch, but most will be open extremely early, often 4am or 5am.

So, at exactly what point is the Kangaroo Point bridge considered complete? Is it when the first person walks across it, when the restaurant opens and accepts its first customer, or when the first homeless person sets up camp beneath it? ... or all 3? 😂

You mentioned a suburb in the Brisbane region call Goodna. Goodna is not and has not and will never be a part of Brisbane suburb it is actually Ipswich. The name wooggra it's actually the name of the creek. And the word Goodna meaning dingo Hill.

I hate Brisbane

Quick updates and great footage. Nice work.

Amazing how they build these things. Wasn’t aware there was a restaurant in the middle.Pretty cool. A lot of work on the centenary bridge as well. Cheers mate.