The Gabba Ward - Councillor Jeremy Star

Share The Gabba Ward - Councillor Jeremy Star on Facebook Share The Gabba Ward - Councillor Jeremy Star on Twitter Share The Gabba Ward - Councillor Jeremy Star on Linkedin Email The Gabba Ward - Councillor Jeremy Star link

Councillor Jonathan Sri was first elected in 2016, and has previously worked as a mediation facilitator, events organiser, youth worker, law clerk, carer for refugee children, musician, writer and university tutor. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons), a Bachelor of Arts and a Graduate Certificate in Creative Writing from the University of Queensland.

Councillor Sri was born in Brisbane and grew up in West Chermside. He first moved to the inner-city because he wanted to live in a higher-density neighbourhood with a vibrant nightlife and a flourishing music and arts scene.

Join me as I ask you for feedback on a regular basis to help me make informed decisions on behalf of Brisbane residents.

Councillor Jonathan Sri was first elected in 2016, and has previously worked as a mediation facilitator, events organiser, youth worker, law clerk, carer for refugee children, musician, writer and university tutor. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons), a Bachelor of Arts and a Graduate Certificate in Creative Writing from the University of Queensland.

Councillor Sri was born in Brisbane and grew up in West Chermside. He first moved to the inner-city because he wanted to live in a higher-density neighbourhood with a vibrant nightlife and a flourishing music and arts scene.

Join me as I ask you for feedback on a regular basis to help me make informed decisions on behalf of Brisbane residents.

Discussions: All (1) Open (1)

  • June Topic - What are your thoughts on increasing the height levels of Unit blocks in the Woolloongabba.

    almost 2 years ago
    Share June Topic - What are your thoughts on increasing the height levels of Unit blocks in the Woolloongabba. on Facebook Share June Topic - What are your thoughts on increasing the height levels of Unit blocks in the Woolloongabba. on Twitter Share June Topic - What are your thoughts on increasing the height levels of Unit blocks in the Woolloongabba. on Linkedin Email June Topic - What are your thoughts on increasing the height levels of Unit blocks in the Woolloongabba. link

    You need to be signed in to add your comment.

    We are needing to house an extra 100,000 people in Woolloongabba by 2050, and we are looking for ways to that allow for green spaces, as well as flexibility in housing options. I am interested in hearing your thoughts on what you think is possible. 

    Go to discussion
    Quick Reply
Page published: 09 Jun 2022, 10:03 AM