Revealed: Central Qld town named number one for sales in state
A town of 12,000 has been named as the most popular location for property sales in the latest quarter. See stats for your suburb here.
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New future for Mt Coot-tha as Gabba revamp date set
The proposed timeline for the $1 billion Gabba redevelopment has been set, as the 2032 Olympic Games bid ramps up, and there’s a big change in store for Mt Coot-tha in the process.
Giant aquasphere to transform Moreton Island’s famous wrecks
It’s viewed as a sleeping tourism giant to rival the Whitsundays – and it’s right on Brisbane’s doorstep. Here are the concepts for Moreton Bay.
‘Southeast Queensland is the place to be in Australia’
From Chinese tourists to interstate migrants, it seems everyone wants a piece of southeast Queensland. Here’s why.
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First look: Brisbane Airport’s $1 billion third terminal
Brisbane Airport will build a third terminal under plans that will see it pour $3 billion into the state’s biggest air gateway.
Why peak hour pain is back and set to worsen
Peak hour has returned and some Brisbane roads are at record traffic levels after being empty during the height of COVID, exclusive data from Transurban shows.
Critical gap: The human shortages holding back our state
The pandemic has exposed Queensland’s over-reliance on human capital from outside, and the current shortage has dire implications.
Inside Cross River Rail’s incredible engineering feat
Exclusive video: An engineering miracle is happening right under the feet of people in Brisbane as the Cross River Rail tunnels make their way under the river.
Time to bring a bit of Can-do to kickstart Queensland
In 2004 when Campbell Newman said Brisbane needed tunnels there was doubt. Now we’d be lost without them. We need more of this kind of forward thinking, writes The Editor.
47,000 Queenslanders who don’t have a safe place to live
A coalition of social service groups, builders and the property sector say the state’s social housing crisis is dire.
Thousands more home sites released north of Brisbane
The State Government plans to release a massive 3000 extra lots north of Brisbane to fast-track new land for housing.
State on the brink: Jobs could collapse if action not taken
The cost of doing business in Queensland could rise as much as 30 per cent in construction and infrastructure with the expansion of new industrial relations rules, builders warn.
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