What the parties are promising to do for you in your seat

Yet to decide who will get your vote at this election? To help you decide, we look at what the major parties are promising at a local level in nine key Brisbane and Moreton Bay seats.

Still unsure who to give your precious first vote for at this election?

While many factors will come into people’s choices this time, the main parties have spent up big in key electorates in the hope of hanging on — or triggering an upset.

Here are some* of the local goodies the parties have promised — or recently delivered — in nine key Brisbane and Moreton Bay electorates.

BOWMAN

LNP

1. $3.5 million commitment for a Head to Health facility at Redland Bay.

2. $175,000 for new CCTV cameras at Cleveland Point to deter hoons.

3. Redlands Tigers Cricket Club, $750,000 to light Peter Burge Oval.

4. $1.84 million for the Redland Community Centre to support at-risk youth.

5. $300,000 to construct new female change rooms at the Capalaba Bulldogs FC.

6. $1.5 million to upgrade the clubhouse and build female change rooms at the Alexandra Hills JAFC.

7. $40,000 for new shade structures for the North Stradbroke Island Rugby League & Allsports Club at Ron Stark Oval, Dunwich.

8. Will push for funding for new home for U3A Redlands District.

Greens

Oppose Toondah Harbour development and instead will support upgrades to the ferry terminal.

ALP

1. $50,000 for Alexandria Hills Primary School playground.

2. $30,000 for Coolnwynpin State School shade structure.

3. $500,000 for Centre for Women and Co for domestic and family violence prevention and response services.

4. $700,000 for Redlands Touch Football field lights upgrades.

BRISBANE

Labor has promised community solar panels in Lilley and Ryan, if elected.

Greens

1. $7.8 billion to raise 480,000 houses in flood-affected areas, over 10 years. Grants of up to $20,000 per homeowner.

2. Will push for curfews, caps on the number of Brisbane Airport flights, long-term operating plan and more flights over the Bay.

3. Helping local artists and venues with a $300 million Artist-in-Residence program in every school and library, $1 billion Australia Live Fund to inject money into festivals, music and live performance sector.

4. Oppose privatisation of green spaces and poor development/planning.

LNP

1. Major projects funded include $450 million for the Brisbane Metro and the upgrade of the Commercial Rd/Doggett St, Newstead intersection.

2. Has promised to fight for federal funding for Brisbane’s Green Bridges.

3. $250,000 to upgrade Gerties Corner, New Farm.

4. $325,000 to upgrade the Park Rd, Milton, strip.

5. $150,000 to beautify Caxton St.

6. $100,000 each for street greening at James St and Heel St, New Farm, and Upper St Pauls Tce, Spring Hill.

7. More funding for local koala rehabilitation.

8. $1.25 million for Brisbane River revegetation.

9. $50,000 for New Farm United Soccer Club to upgrade fields.

10. $14 million to upgrade Newmarket Rd.

11. Plan to overhaul flight paths. Will consider curfews, long-term operating plan and caps on the number of flights if this does not address noise.

ALP

1. $40,000 to install solar panels for Brisbane City FC, Brothers Rugby Club, Red Hills Bowls Club and Windsor Royals Baseball.

2. $40,000 for bushcare groups replanting creeks following floods.

3. $250,000 for Caxton St road upgrades.

4. $10,000 for Milton Community Garden flood rebuild.

5. $20,000 for Newmarket Soccer Club flood rebuild.

6. $20,000 for Newmarket State School shaded area enclosure.

7. $30,000 for Norths Hockey Club flood rebuild.

8. $15,000 for PIP Theatre.

9. $500,000 for Stafford water park.

10. New, full-service headspace mental health centre.

11. $250,000 to upgrade parking and traffic management in Caxton St.

12. About $100,000 for upgrades at sporting clubs/bushcare groups.

13. Labor will match the Government’s cancer care hub commitment.

DICKSON

Peter Dutton at Samford Riding for the Disabled, which will score a new toilet block if the LNP is re-elected.

ALP

1. $1.5 million for Pine River Netball Association clubhouse redevelopment.

2. $200 million to widen the Bruce Hwy from Dohles Rocks Rd to Anzac Ave, Mango Hill.

LNP

1. Ferny Grove park n ride upgrade.

2. $2.6 million to fix the intersection at South Pine Rd, Pimelea St, Camelia Ave and Montague Ct in Everton Hills. Joint project with Moreton Bay Regional Council.

3. $1.3 million to upgrade Cribb rd for a safer entrance to South Pine Sports Complex.

4. ACE Netball Club, $250,000 for court and facilities upgrades.

5. $385,000 to upgrade facilities at The Hills District PCYC.

6. $140,000 for new toilet block for Samford Riding for the Disabled.

7. Bray Park State High School, $2 million towards a new sports centre.

8. $32,000 to allow Pine Rivers Men’s Shed to extend their smoko break area.

9. $1.5 million for new clubhouse for Pine Rivers Netball Association Inc.

10. Youngs Crossing floodproofing works.

GRIFFITH

The Greens is the only party to promise to implement all eight demands listed by residents’ lobby group Brisbane Flight Paths Community Alliance.

ALP

1. New aircraft noise monitoring stations. No commitment to curfews, caps but will review the issue.

2. $200,000 for Coorparoo Roos AFC oval development.

3. $200,000 for improving facilities for the Morningside Panthers AFC.

4. $25,000 for new clubhouse for Bulimba Cricket/Hockey.

5. $400,000 for flood recovery and mitigation at Eastern Suburbs Tigers FC.

6. $50,000 for automated packaging machine at FareShare Australia.

7. $575,000 for improved facilities towards Whites Hill Reserve.

8. $200,000 for redeveloping the Spartans basketball facilities.

9. $30,000 for Camp Hill State Infants and Primary School shade sail upgrades.

10. $110,000 for level crossing removal at Cavendish Road in Coorparoo.

11. $20,000 for Dutton Park State School shed removal.

12. $30,000 for St Thomas Catholic Primary School energy efficiency project.

13. $20,000 for Whites Hill State College wildlife corridor.

14. Urgent Care Clinic, Mater Hospital.

LNP

1. Plan to overhaul flight paths. Will consider curfews, caps on the number of flights if this does not address noise.

Greens

1. Will push for curfews, caps on the number of Brisbane Airport flights, long-term operating plan and more flights over the Bay.

2. Two new CityGlider routes.

3. More footpaths, traffic calming on side streets, reduced speed limits to improve walkability.

4. $76 million for safe, connected bikeways across the inner south.

5. Stones Corner roundabout upgrade including lights, scramble crossing.

6. Bring back Norman Park ferry.

7. stop sell-off of public housing in Carina Heights, Holland Park.

8. $142 million extra funding for local schools.

9. Improve local internet connections including NBN.

10. Create at least 5ha of public park and hundreds of affordable homes at the Cross River Rail site.

11. Buy back the Barracks site for public parkland, save Tugulawa Park from development.

12. Stop two, 26-level towers planned for next to Davies Park, West End.

13. Buy back 6ha of vacant land on Birdwood Rd for public park, protect Norman Creek, build new bikeways and paths.

14. Stop an Olympics warm-up track proposed for Raymond Park.

15. Build a new public park on the corner of Ludwick and Pickwick streets.

LILLEY

ALP

1. Community solar battery for Nundah.

2. $5 million to upgrade the Brighton Foreshore.

3. $5 million for a Gympie Rd/Hamilton Rd upgrade case study.

4. $3 million to upgrade the Brisbane Netball Association clubhouse.

5. $2.5 million to re-naturalise Downfall Creek at Chermside West.

6. $1.3 million to upgrade lights at Toombul Cricket Club/Mayne Junior AFL Club.

7. $500,000 to upgrade flood damaged lights at Virginia United Football Club.

8. $267,000 for Dowse Lagoon rehabilitation project.

9. $150,000 for a new playground at Brighton State School.

10. $150,000 for a new playground at Taigum State School.

11. $100,000 to replace flood damaged musical instruments at Craigslea State High School.

12. $86,000 to upgrade the entrance of Gurudwara Singh Sabha Sikh temple at Taigum.

13. Gympie Rd upgrade planning study, $5 million.

14. Urgent Care Clinic, Chermside Hospital.

Greens

1. $7.8 billion to raise 480,000 houses in flood-affected areas, over 10 years. Grants of up to $20,000 per homeowner.

LONGMAN

Labor has pledged to spend $586 million to an upgrade of the Bruce Hwy.

ALP

1. $586 million to widen the Bruce Hwy from six lanes to eight lanes along a 12.9km stretch from Anzac Ave, Mango Hill, to Uhlmann Rd, Caboolture South.

2. $200 million to widen the Bruce Hwy from Dohles Rocks Rd to Anzac Ave, Mango Hill.

3. $850,000 for Bribie Island High School covered courts.

4. $3 million for Centenary Lakes Park splash park.

5. $3.75 million to reopen Morayfield Health Hub.

6. $3 million for Caboolture Snakes FC.

7. $3 million for Narangba Eagles FC.

LNP

1. $100 million for half funding to four-lane Buchanan Rd and connect it from the Bruce Hwy to Morayfield Rd, plus construction of a new bridge over the Caboolture Rail Line at Sheep Station Creek, Morayfield.

2. Upgrade for a 1.3km stretch of O’Mara Rd, Narangba, from Oakey Flat Road to Stone Ridge Blvd, including road widening and resurfacing, new footpaths, bike lanes, line marking and curb and channelling.

3. McKean/Pettigrew/Mewett Streets, Caboolture – half funding for $6.11 million intersection upgrade.

4. $11.8 million to fast-track upgrading of a section of Old Gympie Rd in Dakabin, between Nellies Ln and Alma Rd, from two to four lanes. Includes on-road cycle lanes, ramps, improved pathways, landscaping and signalised pedestrian crossings. The roundabout at Whitehorse and Old Gympie roads will be replaced with traffic lights.

5. $5 million to construct 650m of Pumicestone Rd, including Jensen Rd intersection.

6. $5 million Bribie Island Bowls Club redevelopment including new car park, all-weather greens, clubhouse extension.

7. Spiders Boxing Club early intervention program.

8. $1 million for Bribie Tigers clubhouse redevelopment including accessible football club room, kitchen and kiosk, amenities block, storage areas, two change rooms, player amenities and an external viewing deck.

9. $600,000 for Woodford Warriors Netball Club facilities upgrade for two of the four courts.

10. $300,000 for Narangba Demons LED lighting on Diamond 1.

11. $60,000 for Bribie Island Tennis Club LED lights.

MORETON

ALP

1. $2 million for Sunnybank Dragon Bridge upgrade.

2. $400,000 for Toohey Forest Fauna Crossing.

3. $40,000 for Salisbury State School outdoor learning area.

4. $24,000 for Watson Road State School interactive whiteboards.

5. $30,000 for Carinity Southside School outdoor learning space.

6. $15,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community School playground upgrades.

7. $50,000 for Sunnybank State High School tennis court refurbishment.

8. Coopers Plains level crossing removal, $133 million.

LNP

1. $3.5 million for Sherwood AFC change facilities, electronic scorecard and other upgrades.

2. $3.5 million for stage one of a learn to swim facility at the Hurricanes Wellness Centre.

3. Will push for a flood resilient clubhouse at South Brisbane District Cricket Club.

Greens

1. $7.8 billion to raise 480,000 houses in flood-affected areas, over 10 years. Grants of up to $20,000 per homeowner.

PETRIE

The LNP will four-lane Buchanan Rd, if elected.

LNP

1. $100 million for half funding to four-lane Buchanan Rd and connect it from the Bruce Hwy

to Morayfield Rd, plus construction of a new bridge over the Caboolture Rail Line at Sheep Station Creek, Morayfield.

2. $5 million commitment to restore or rebuild Suttons Beach Pavilion.

3. $230,000 for new toilet facilities at Bald Hills Memorial Hall.

4. $780,000 for the Aspley Hornets FC to allow them to build new female change rooms.

5. $500,000 for a new club house for Redcliffe Leagues Softball Association.

6. $15 million for major facilities upgrades at the Dolphins, including a Centre of Excellence.

7. $750,000 for a new Redcliffe Tigers AFL Club women’s change room.

8. $600,000 to upgrade facilities at Aspley Memorial Bowls Club.

9. Upgrade of lighting at A.J. Kelly Park.

10. Bruce Hwy/Gateway Mwy upgrades at Bracken Ridge, Beams Rd upgrade at Carseldine.

11. AEIOU Autism Hub and intensive care unit at Redcliffe Hospital.

12. $3 million for Mango Hill State School multipurpose hall.

13. Redcliffe Tennis Court and Deception Bay Running Track upgrades.

ALP

1. $733 million to widen the Bruce Hwy from six lanes to eight lanes along a 12.9km stretch from Anzac Ave, Mango Hill, to Uhlmann Rd, Caboolture South.

2. $200 million to widen the Bruce Hwy from Dohles Rocks Rd to Anzac Ave, Mango Hill.

3. Bribie Island Rd upgrade - $10 million funding accelerated.

4. Urgent Care Clinic, Redcliffe Hospital.

RYAN

Labor will fund lighting for Bardon Latrobe FC if elected.

LNP

1. Gresham Street bridge, Ashgrove will open in weeks. It’s a joint federal/Council initiative.

2. Work on the Indooroopilly Roundabout upgrade is well under way, albeit causing traffic snarls.

3. Bus pull-in bays on Waterworks Rd.

4. New turning lane for Fig Tree Pocket Rd.

5. Improvements for Bardon Roundabout.

6. Part funding for Kenmore Roundabout upgrade and approaches.

7. $75,000 flood recovery grant for Toowong FC.

8. $163,500 to upgrade the 1990s-era Everton Wolves JAFC canteen.

9. $50k for Ashgrove Scout den upgrade.

ALP

1. $150,000 for specialised field lighting for Bardon Latrobe Football Club.

2. Two community solar panels for The Gap.

3. $100,000 for The Gap FC’s new toilet block, change facilities.

4. $150,000 for Valleys Cricket lights.

5. $125,000 for Ferny Grove State High School shade sails.

6. $30,000 for Hilder Road State School shade sails.

7. $250,000 for Phoenix Netball building.

8. $250,000 for St Johns Wood Scout Hall rebuild.

Greens

1. $7.8 billion to raise 480,000 houses in flood-affected areas, over 10 years. Grants of up to $20,000 per homeowner.

2. New vision for the Bellbowrie Shopping Plaza, possibly including a new state high school, with public services to meet community need.

3. $7.8 billion to raise 480,000 houses in flood-affected areas, over 10 years. Grants of up to $20,000 per homeowner.

* The LNP turned down a request by Quest Newspapers to list its campaign promises in southeast Queensland seats. The above listings are therefore as complete as possible but might omit some promises.

The Greens said many of its commitments were bigger picture, nationwide policies including cracking down on pork barrelling by requiring independent assessment of applications for infrastructure grants, with clear criteria and decision making transparently determined and recorded, and requiring major projects over $100 million to have an independent evaluation and community consultation.

The Greens will also create a $3 billion fund to deliver local sports facilities, playgrounds and parks, and have outlined increased education and hospital funding plans.

Both Labor and the LNP have announced a suite of national promises covering policy areas from health and education to defence, infrastructure and more. Details available on their websites.