Goodbye gridlock: Light at end of the tunnel as Games plan drops
The state government releases a 20-year blueprint on Friday that will address South East Queensland transport infrastructure for the 2032 Games and beyond.
The state government releases a 20-year blueprint on Friday that will address South East Queensland transport infrastructure for the 2032 Games and beyond.
Cuts and delays to Queensland’s road and rail projects risk setting up the state for “international embarrassment” when the Olympics arrive, MPs are warning.
Brisbane Metro’s 10-hectare depot will produce enough daily energy to power to 280 homes and will operate 24/7.
By stepping in to save the 2026 Games, the Gold Coast has the opportunity to reshape what the event has become, to make it more attractive to future hosts, writes the editor.
A major push is under way to put a $30 million plan in to action that would create desperately-needed entry-level and regional jobs, save taxpayer money, and improve our surroundings at the same time.
It’s the boom industry that Brisbane could become a world leader in, and the city could take a major step forward with a vote at council chambers on Tuesday.
A Queensland university has unveiled a bold plan to transform the western end of Brisbane’s CBD with a new inner-city campus housed in a stunning 55-storey tower combining lecture theatres, workspaces and student accommodation.
Queensland’s bid for the 2032 Olympics is common knowledge, but it’s not the only major world sporting event that the Sunshine State is gunning for. SEE THE LIST.
Queensland is the new sanctuary of Australian sport, with sporting calendar quickly filling up with major events from September through to January next year. SEE THE FULL LIST OF WHAT’S COMING.
A key local government body is demanding both Labor and the LNP sign on to a new scheme that will create tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars for local communities. FIND OUT WHAT PROJECTS ARE BEING PUSHED
A member of one of the state’s most successful family companies believes Queensland has a golden chance to capitalise on the COVID-19 world and come out the other side stronger. Here’s how we can lure the big spenders and get ahead.
Construction chiefs say the State Government is wasting huge amounts of money by requiring regional builders fork out double the local market pay rate – and claim the money would be better spent constructing new hospitals, schools and infrastructure.
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