The Government’s plan for economic recovery and jobs continues, with crews to start works on the $42.5 million Isis Highway upgrade.
Tag: Queensland Government
Brisbane’s Transit Centre makes way for new ‘Grand Central’
Friday 18th December 2020
The Brisbane Transit Centre has been completely demolished, marking a huge milestone for the transformational Cross River Rail project.
Brisbane CBD set for billion-dollar boost
Friday 18 December 2020
Two redevelopments worth almost $3 billion collectively and set to transform Brisbane city have reached significant milestones today.
Funding flows for crucial Bruce Highway intersection upgrade
Thursday 17th December 2020
The Australian and Queensland governments have $12.5 million in joint funding for the Bruce Highway upgrade at Isis River, with detailed design already underway.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane to open in 100 weeks
Tuesday 8th December 2020
The $3.6 billion, economy boosting, Queen’s Wharf Brisbane integrated resort will open in 100-weeks’ time.
Business gears up for jobs on $1.5 billion Second M1
Wednesday 2nd December 2020
Queensland construction companies have been invited to submit their proposals for the Gold Coast’s largest road project.
Queensland’s record $26.9 billion roads and transport budget
Tuesday 1st December 2020
The Queensland Government will deliver its fifth record roads and transport budget with $26.9 billion as part of the state’s economic recovery plan.
Cross River Rail’s tunnel twins almost ready to go
22nd November 2020
Cross River Rail’s Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) are almost ready start tunnelling under Woolloongabba early next year.
$1.3 billion in transport infrastructure to boost Queensland economic recovery
Monday 6th October 2020
The Queensland economy will be boosted with a $1.3 billion investment into transport infrastructure from the Federal Coalition as part of COVID-19 economic recovery plan.
Funding locked to build a second Centenary Bridge at Jindalee
Monday 5th October 2020
The Palaszczuk Government will commit $112 million for construction, supported by $112 million from the Federal Government to build a second Centenary Bridge at Jindalee.
