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Nine lists Mount Coot-tha TV studios for sale after six decades

Nine Entertainment is selling its Mount Coot-tha television studios in Brisbane, which have operated since 1959. The company is testing the market but has made no final decision to move.

Why it mattersAs technology changes, media companies are rethinking what office space they need. Nine already shares buildings in Sydney and Melbourne, so this move would follow that pattern.

AustraliaThe sale may reshape Brisbane's media landscape and free up a significant piece of the Mount Coot-tha precinct for redevelopment by the council, which has been planning improvements to the mountain.

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Almost half a million gather for Riverfire as ferries strike, bridges close

Almost half a million people expected at Brisbane's Riverfire on Saturday face a ferry strike, five bridge closures, and major road closures. The council has quintupled bus services and Queensland Rail added 80 extra train trips.

Why it mattersAnyone heading to Riverfire needs to know how to get there and back without ferry access and with major road closures across Brisbane.