The latest Queensland news about roads and transport
A temporary crossing across Munna Creek giving heavy machinery access to the nearby solar farm has raised concerns with some locals that the creek has been effectively ‘dammed’.
A woman has ploughed her car into a ditch off the side of a main road in Mackay, crossing the opposite lane and coming to a stop just metres before a pole.
Queenslanders appear to have embraced 50 cent fares, packing trains on the first day of the discounted transport trial, with analysis revealing just how much commuters have saved.
Former transport minister Mark Bailey has been slammed by anti-tram campaigners after he condemned a light rail scheme for Brisbane.
The “senseless” death of an aged care worker, killed in a crash allegedly caused by a man who had stolen a Mercedes at gunpoint and raced through a school zone, has sparked calls for tougher action on crime.
A new report has looked into what life will be like living in South East Queensland in 2050. This is what we can expect. VOTE IN OUR POLL
It’s the “final signature piece” linking the public to the Gabba for the 2032 Olympic Games but our politicians can’t say why it will cost so much, when it will open or even what it will look like.
Delays have finally cleared on the M1 after a seven-vehicle crash, involving seven people, at Coomera. Three people suffered severe injuries, with one woman initially trapped after the incident.
Scores of roads remain closed across southern Queensland in the aftermath of the flood emergency. SEE THE UPDATED LIST
The Cross River Rail project has unexpectedly shattered a major milestone at a rate of 30 metres a week, as it emerges the rock excavated from the tunnels will be used to build half of all new brick houses built in South East Queensland.
A developer is pushing ahead with 450 luxury retirement units even though the state government plans to slap a six-lane highway over the top. CHECK THE MAPS ARE YOU AFFECTED?
Brisbane CBD workers say public transport and parking is too expensive amid a renewed push to get more office staff back in the ghost town city.
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