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The River Report

Ferries, bridges, floods and foreshore: what's changing on the Brisbane River.

Daily series1 entryUpdated Monday, November 2, 2026Open the map

A ferry moored at a river terminal at dusk, with the city skyline across the water.Latest entry · Bulimba ferry terminal closes next week for gangway repairsBulimba ferry terminal closes from 9 November to mid-December for gangway repairs, while Apollo Road and Hawthorne stay open. What riders need to know.Read the latest

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  1. Bulimba ferry terminal closes next week for gangway repairs5 in-depth storiesRead ✓

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The River Report

A running series from Mac Moreton on the Brisbane River: CityCat and ferry services, terminal works, river crossings and flood resilience.

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A river ferry crossing the Brisbane River beneath the Story Bridge, with the city skyline behind.
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The Brisbane River shapes how the city moves, builds and copes with the weather. The River Report follows what is changing on and beside it: CityCat and ferry services, terminal works, bridges, and flood resilience.