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Brisbane central business district looking across the Brisbane River from River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, c 1932
Queensland State Archives posted a photo:
Sunday Mail
Sunday 13 Nov 1932
The Old River
Forty Years Ago
Memories of Little Ships
The Brisbane River today is the finest tidal stream in Australia for marine purposes. In the upper reaches the largest ocean-going liners can swing with ease, and the river winds through the busy heart of the city, from Cannon Hill to South Brisbane. But one thing that would strike a visitor from overseas is the almost total absence of river craft – lighters, tenders, small tugs, excursion steamers, and simliar types of small vessels used for varied purposes, which constitute the life and bustle of most seaports.
With the exception of a few powerful tugs used to berth the big liners, an occasional mud barge or fishing launch, the river is devoid of craft life. One can sometimes steams its whole length, from Pile Light to bridge, without meeting a solitary vessel of any
Phone Interceptions
Queensland State Archives posted a photo:
On 11 September 1986, Cabinet considered the issue of providing a submission to the committee examining the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Bill 1986 (Commonwealth,) (Dec. 49744). While generally supportive of the extension of the power to State police forces enabling
them to intercept calls on drug related matters only, Bjelke-Petersen expressed concern of the mooted supervision by a Commonwealth Minister of a State Minister and was worried about the limitations upon the use which can be made of material gathered. He also raised the involvement of
Telecom employees in interception. In 1986 a report of the Joint Select Committee on Telecommunications Interception noted that 16 illegal interception devices had come to the attention of Telecom during 1985-86, seven of which had been located in Queensland.
Photo of the County Exchange Service, 1952
Queensland State Archives Image ID 4476