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Towers up to 30 storeys could be allowed near major shopping centre

Brisbane Times ·
Towers up to 30 storeys could be allowed near major shopping centre

Residents will get to have their say on the proposal, which is part of council’s “tall-not-sprawl” push to increase housing supply in multiple suburbs.

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