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Queensland Calls for Manufacturers to Build States’ $62 billion Super Grid
Energy
Wednesday October 5 2022

Queensland Calls for Manufacturers to Build States’ $62 billion Super Grid

Queensland has called for manufacturers and suppliers of renewable electricity equipment to help build tens of billions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure as the state transforms...

Queensland Building Regulator Set for Massive Change
Business
Tuesday July 5 2022

Queensland Building Regulator Set for Massive Change

Queensland’s building regulator is set to undergo significant change amid scathing criticism of its performance from consumers and some media outlets.

Queensland Builders Face Challenging Times Despite Positive Outlook
Business
Tuesday February 22 2022

Queensland Builders Face Challenging Times Despite Positive Outlook

Builders in Queensland face challenges despite a positive outlook in new home construction, a key industry group has warned.

Queensland Builders Face Murky Waters Ahead
Business
Tuesday February 22 2022

Queensland Builders Face Murky Waters Ahead

CHALLENGING and interesting times are ahead for Queensland’s residential builders in the face of strong demand, continued trade and materials shortages and the impact of the...

Trade and Material Shortages in Queensland
Business
Monday August 23 2021

Trade and Material Shortages in Queensland

QUEENSLAND’S building industry is arguably busier than it has ever been, even despite the recent lockdowns, as well as the changes for those crossing the NSW...

Queensland Rallies to Avoid Construction Shutdown
Business
Wednesday July 21 2021

Queensland Rallies to Avoid Construction Shutdown

The Queensland government, building industry lobby groups and construction unions have pleaded with the building sector to remain vigilant about COVID risks in order to help...

Landmark Brisbane Pedestrian Bridge in Position to Go
Infrastructure
Thursday June 17 2021

Landmark Brisbane Pedestrian Bridge in Position to Go

The first section of an iconic landmark pedestrian bridge that will Brisbane’s South Bank with its CBD has been placed into position.

Builders Criticise Queensland’s Budget Despite Big Capital Spend
Business
Tuesday June 15 2021

Builders Criticise Queensland’s Budget Despite Big Capital Spend

A building industry lobby group in Queensland has criticised the state’s budget despite a projected capital spend of $14.7 billion, saying that the budget fails to...

Queensland Lays Down Law on Walkable Neighbourhoods
Zoning
Thursday September 3 2020

Queensland Lays Down Law on Walkable Neighbourhoods

Grid-like street patterns to promote connectivity, maximum block lengths, provision of footpaths, provisions of parks or open spaces and provision of street trees are amongst new...

Mining
14 Jan, 2020
Qld mining death eighth in two years

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Safety
6 Sep, 2019
Safety body for Qld workers after deaths

A new independent safety body for Queensland resource workers would be established under a bill introduced to state parliament. 

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26 Mar, 2019
New Qld coal plant moot point: Littleproud

Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has repudiated his colleagues' calls for a new coal-fired power plant in Queensland, labelling it a moot point.

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Mining
5 Mar, 2019
Mine Dust Victims Call for Coal Levy

Queenslander Keith Stoddart can barely lift a bucket of water after spending three decades working underground as a coal miner.

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Infrastructure
30 Jan, 2019
PM Launches Qld 'Congestion-Busting' Plan

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has earmarked $80 million for road and rail projects he says will cut travelling times for Queensland parents and tradies.

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Infrastructure
30 Jan, 2019
Queensland Infrastructure on PM's Radar

Queenslanders can expect a raft of road and rail project announcements from Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he continues his tour of the state's southeast.

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Residential
11 Jan, 2019
Home repair scam targets elderly Qlders

Two unlicensed tradies accused of ripping off elderly Queenslanders via a home maintenance scam have been nabbed for fraud, forgery and theft offences.

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Commercial
14 Sep, 2018
Post-Games Legacy Alive on Gold Coast

Six months after the Commonwealth Games left town, the Gold Coast's sports venues are booked solid.

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Energy
12 Sep, 2018
Palaszczuk Rejects Palmer's Power Station

Annastacia Palaszczuk says Queensland doesn't need Clive Palmer's proposed new coal-fired power station.

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