Heritage officers from Queensland’s Environment Department should proactively advise communities which “worthy” character homes facing development assessment could be heritage-listed, residents are suggesting to government.

Angry Kangaroo Point residents have pointed to a high-rise tower wrapping around a heritage home as an example of Brisbane's failures to protect its history.

Critics of a proposed three-tower unit block at Kangaroo Point are irate after learning the developer had input into the area’s growth plan.

But 200 apartments and 265 cars are still DA approved.

With the removal of the 3 pre-1911 Lambert Street cottages

We are still fighting against poorly planned over-development on this site.

Angry Kangaroo Point residents have pointed to a high-rise tower wrapping around a heritage home as an example of Brisbane's failures to protect its history.

Angry residents shouted “ditch the plan” and “people not profits” when they stormed City Hall to protest development in Kangaroo Point.

Protesters lined Main Street outside Sea Legs awaiting the arrival of the Lord Mayor at 6pm.

Say No to Lambert Street – Say No to 300 apartments. Was heard load and clear to all the event attendees.