Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli and Bluey creator Joe Brumm will headline The Courier-Mail’s 10th anniversary Future Brisbane event taking place today, October 23.
Hosted by News24 presenter Laura Jayes, Future Brisbane 2026 brings together leaders across government, technology, business and culture to examine the key projects, ideas and decisions shaping the region over the next decade.
The program opens with an address by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and a keynote from Premier Crisafulli, before The Courier-Mail Editor Chris Jones moderates a Q&A with the PM, Premier and Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner.
Urbis managing partner James Tuma will deliver a keynote address on practical urban strategy while serial tech entrepreneur and SUBCO founder Bevan Slattery will anchor a dedicated tech session.
A culture and love-ability panel focusing on protecting the city’s character will feature Bluey creator Joe Brumm, bestselling author and award-winning journalist Trent Dalton and Pub Choir creator and conductor Astrid Jorgensen.
Chris Jones said: “For ten years, Future Brisbane has provided a vital platform for open conversation and genuine progress on the issues that matter most to our city and state. As we look toward the next decade, bringing together our national, state and local leaders alongside business pioneers ensures we remain focused on practical solutions for a more liveable, connected and prosperous Queensland,” said The Courier Mail editor Chris Jones.
Future Brisbane 2026 is supported by presenting partner TechnologyOne alongside foundation supporters Brisbane Airport and Transurban.
