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First Winton to Boulia road upgrade completed

The first section of a $34 million upgrade of the Kennedy Developmental Road between Winton and Boulia has been completed. The 2.5km section, delivered by Boulia Shire

Land shortage compounded by infrastructure delays

Queensland’s looming shortage of industrial land is being compounded by delays in connecting power, water and other essential services to new developments. McCullough

Port of Mackay container handling area completed

The Port of Mackay has completed construction of a new container handling and storage area aimed at improving freight connections for regional businesses. The facility

Major transformation planned for Brisbane’s South Bank

Brisbane’s South Bank will have a new lagoon and upgraded parkland as part of what is being described as the biggest transformation of the area since World Expo

North Lakes resort-style town centre gets green light

A major town centre and resort development at North Lakes, north of Brisbane, has been given the green light. The Comiskey Group announced this week that it had secured

Brisbane is cruise-city-central after a challenging start

The Brisbane International Cruise Terminal had to contend with some proverbial rough waters before it became the success story it is today. There were logistical

More roads do not guarantee smoother traffic

By Milad Haghani Tackling traffic congestion is one of the biggest challenges facing large cities around the world. When it comes to reducing congestion, one solution

Port people recall the moments that shaped an icon

The Port of Brisbane has long attracted dedicated people who have quietly shaped history, reclaiming land from the sea and keeping Queensland’s vital supply chains

Details revealed for five Hamilton riverside developments

The Queensland Government has announced more details of the five developments in Brisbane’s Northshore Hamilton that will create more than 2200 homes. The developments

Growing regions ‘need to keep character and liveability’

Regional Queensland has a major opportunity to build new industries but its success will depend on preserving its liveability and the unique character of each area. This

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