A bold plan to extend Brisbane Metro to the airport and South East Queensland suburbia in time for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games has received the backing of the federal government.
Work underway on the Cross River Rail project will change the face of the Queensland Rail network forever. FIND OUT HOW
A new stadium to be built in Logan ahead of the Olympic and Paralympic Games will cost $142m, with construction expected to be completed by 2028.
A world-class digital signalling system is set to prove a game changer for the Cross River Rail project and beyond
Nine years after it was first flagged, work is yet to start on a major rail link to Queensland’s busiest industrial site – and it could lead to heavy-vehicle chaos.
An extra 1.5 million people are expected to move to Brisbane over the next 20 years, putting strain on housing and infrastructure.
Brisbane is well on the way to becoming Australia’s innovation capital, and the 2032 Games will only cement that status, writes Ed Chung.
‘Crazy’, ‘awful’ – one of Australia’s biggest concerns has been met with fury as the issue comes to a head. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
As the Greens demand the $7bn Olympics infrastructure deal be torn up and rewritten, the debate turned fiery with personal barbs flying across the chamber.
The state government has released details of the first site identified in the land audit, which was launched during last year’s housing summit to unlock more homes.
Brisbane’s flagship $2.5bn 2032 Brisbane Olympics and Paralympics venue is a significant step closer, with the government making a major call on its location.
It’s too late to “do a Dan Andrews” and cancel the 2032 Games, but Queensland’s disastrous record in managing infrastructure costs does not bode well, writes Mike O’Connor.
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