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    When did Brisbane CBD become this busy?

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    2. SayNoToAngertainment on

      I think it’s just a protest movement against the Queensland NRL state team. Understandable, it’s frustrating being losers.

      New South Wales! New South Wales! New South Wales!

    3. anothernameusedbyme on

      I believe cause Amy Shark is performing at lunch time otherwise it’s normally dead.

    4. yesimfromtheLAnd on

      Amy Shark is coming in to tell us all she says hi.

      But also performing her new album and doing a signing I believe. I dig it.

    5. That_Guy_Called_CERA on

      Remove all the kids with bike helmets on and you’ll see its not that busy. No busier than a normal Saturday for the last 5yrs.

    7. Lambcoremachine on

      The whole city is busy – we’re a quiet street in the burbs and I’m left waiting for traffic to drive by today 🤣

    9. knowledgeable_diablo on

      Depends who you ask i guess? Business owners and commercial landlords would argue the place has no people and WFH is killing the city due to no one coming in to do their thing.
      If you’re one of the people stuck in a queue waiting to place your order for a coffee and are see hoards of people milling about then you will feel its being overrun.

    12. Illustrious-Tear1167 on

      Someone was on here earlier this week complaining about how the CBD is dead…

    13. blahzaay on

      Did KFC release a secret menu item exclusively for cyclists, or are you just pretending you can’t see the massive bike event happening?

    16. SuperWear2190 on

      takes photo when a massive group of kids on bikes are there and on a weekend asking why its busy 🤦‍♂️

    17. DudeLost on

      “If you don’t count the kids on bikes, it isn’t busy” – People in this thread.

    20. kyle_katarn95 on

      Greater Brisbane gains over 45,000 new residents from migration each year, driven by international arrivals and interstate movers. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics data for the 2024–25 period, net migration added a total of 45,011 people to the greater metropolitan area.
      Enjoy the flood.