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Money for transport upgrades, studies as federal Labor courts SEQ votes
After committing $2 billion to a single transport project in Melbourne, the Albanese government has pledged $200 million for seven projects in south-east Queensland.
- Sean Parnell
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Draft SEQ transport plan flags need to be ‘creative’ to avoid gridlock
The document says governments will need to make better use of existing services due to a lack of funding, land, and goodwill for new infrastructure.
- Sean Parnell
Parking on these major Brisbane roads will be banned for more hours
The council wants to make this major Brisbane road a clearway for longer – and it’s not the only one slated for change. But locals also want changes to footpaths, slower speeds and priority for buses.
- Felicity Caldwell
Safety concerns stop kids travelling to school alone: report
With classes resuming on Tuesday and 25 per cent of drivers admitting to speeding in school zones, motorists are being urged to exercise caution.
- Nick Dent
Brisbane cyclist dies after being struck by car at rural intersection
Police are investigating the death of a 34-year-old Bardon man after Saturday’s crash.
- William Davis
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Labor was warned hospital projects at risk from Games development push
Not long before Steven Miles ditched plans to rebuild the Gabba for the 2032 Games, the Labor government received advice its infrastructure program was too bold.
- Sean Parnell
Bribie residents rely on cars because ‘public transport is inadequate’
As the transport minister prepares to discuss the cost of a new Bribie Island Bridge, an unreleased government study reveals locals want better public transport.
- Sean Parnell
Australia urged to power ahead with rollout of EV chargers
The slow rollout of chargers may make electric vehicles less attractive to buyers or prompt owners to take risks powering up their cars.
- Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Moreton Motorway route heads back to drawing board after community backlash
The government has vowed to pursue a new route for part of the motorway after a groundswell of opposition to the original plan.
- Matt Dennien
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The most dangerous intersections in Brisbane revealed
“Many of the crashes that have occurred at these intersections are related to turning movements or disobeying traffic signals,” TMR says.
- William Davis
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