Brisbane to Sunny Coast in 22min: Self-flying taxis closer to takeoff
Self-flying taxis could be zipping around Queensland’s southeast before 2032, with a new report saying the region has all the right attributes.
Future SEQ
First look: Brisbane’s next major bridge reaches key milestone
Brisbane’s next major river crossing, the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge, has reached a construction milestone, with the completion of its first deck span. See how it’s progressing and what’s still to come.
National disgrace exposed: Bruce Hwy officially Qld’s worst road
The Bruce Hwy has been exposed as Queensland’s most unroadworthy road, slammed for being too narrow, riddled with potholes and dangerous. VOTE IN OUR POLL
First look: Wastewater plant to become huge park in $22m upgrade
A former wastewater plant will be transformed into a huge new park including adventure and water play areas, a youth hub, bush foods garden and native plant nursery. See the plans.
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How Eagle Street Pier will look after $2b revamp
It’s been Brisbane’s fine dining hub for more than three decades, but now Eagle Street Pier will be transformed as part of a massive development approved by the State Government. SEE THE PLANS
Why Qld’s newest suburbs will be more liveable
The State Government has unveiled a blueprint for future communities that will make them the envy of the state for lifestyle.
Not game to ask Premier this question
It’s the one aspect of the southeast’s Olympic bid our Premier won’t discuss — but it could result in Queenslanders feeling hoodwinked, writes Steven Wardill.
Lord of the rings our Games bid’s secret weapon
When it comes to southeast Queensland’s bid for the 2032 Olympic Games, there can be only one ringmaster.
One person missing from Team Queensland
As the starter’s gun officially fires on southeast Queensland’s 2032 Olympic Games bid, Team Queensland has lined up — but there’s still a conspicuous absence.
‘Gravitational pull’: Who Games would attract
The boost to tourism from a 2032 Queensland Olympics would eclipse that of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, the boss of Brisbane’s biggest project says.
$6b project a game-changer for Queensland
It’s an infrastructure project likened to the Snowy River scheme, and it has its share of critics. But the numbers raised by Queensland section of Inland Rail are significant – including the 7200 jobs expected to be created.
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