Andy 
If you’re looking for something free and interesting to do in the city, go on a walking tour and experience street art in Brisbane. You might be surprised just how incredible some of Brisbane’s artists are (I certainly was!). Additionally, searching for art in Brisbane will take you down alleys and pockets of the city … Read more
If you haven’t yet been to Remy’s, get yourself down there and experience what has become a Brisbane institution. Remy’s Paddington burgers are fairly-priced and decently good, but what stands out is its atmosphere, as there’s really nothing quite like it. Remy’s also has a good selection of beers on tap, cocktails, wine and the … Read more
If you’re searching for Brisbane waterfalls and rock pools surrounded by subtropical rainforest, all in proximity to the city, then head to Cedar Creek Swimming Holes. Roughly 40 minutes drive from the CBD, Cedar Creek is also a great spot to bring the family, even the dog, while providing the perfect tonic from the daily … Read more
Atmosphere and friendliness are what I really want when I spend my money on eating out. Sure, I like the food to be good too, but I want to sit somewhere cosy, relaxed, yet busy – where I can watch life and its moments of magic over a drink or two before things start. Fortunately, … Read more
If you’ve driven anywhere on the southern end of the Sunshine Coast, you’d have to have seen the Glass House Mountains – small but majestic peaks that conspicuously rise out of forest alongside Steven Irwin Way. They were named the Glass House Mountains by Captain James Cook, allegedly after they reminded him of the glass … Read more
Going out with my family for a meal is never easy. My dog has anxiety, my partner is gluten-and dairy intolerant, and my son only eats chips, pizza, spaghetti, sausages and ramen. So when I researched the Brisbane pasta outfit Siffredi’s Spaghetti Bar, which caters for all my family’s needs, I saw the light. My … Read more
If you’re searching for one of the best dog friendly walks Brisbane has on offer, or just an excellent walk in general, then look no further. The Simpsons Falls and Eugenia Circuit in Mt Cooth-tha Forest is the best walk I’ve done in Brisbane’s inner city, with or without a dog. What’s so great about … Read more
Always keen to investigate a historical site, particularly if it’s disused or in a forlorn state, I drove to the Dularcha Railway Tunnel in Landsborough. Located roughly 95kms north of Brisbane, the tunnel was abandoned almost 100 years ago and lies amidst flooded gums, piccabeen palms and rainforest plants in Dularcha National Park. I arrived … Read more
Polonia ~ people of Polish descent living outside of Poland Always keen to try something different – particularly if it’s a cultural experience – I sought out the Polish restaurant Brisbane is renown for. Located inside of Brisbane’s Polish club, ‘Polonia’, the restaurant is the centre of all things Polish that are proudly celebrated and … Read more
A great way to spend your Sunday in Brisbane is to head to a local market, grab a coffee, a pastry and soak up the vibe in the sunshine. The good news is, there are markets all over town – the Redcliffe Markets, Riverside at the Garden Market, The Global Food Markets and the Nundah … Read more