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More than 2550 people are working on a Brisbane underground rail project few people have seen. Here are some shots of a project that has overtaken politics to transform a city.

South East Queensland will reap the benefits of the Palaszczuk Government’s $7.1 billion investment in the rail manufacturing sector. Transport and

Central Queensland will benefit from the largest investment in train infrastructure in Queensland’s history, announced by the Palaszczuk Government

Rail traffic in the Australian city of Brisbane, south east Queensland is currently constrained by a single bridge over Brisbane River, but work is

There is nowhere in the world I would rather be than in Queensland where we have shown that the stronger the health response, the stronger our

Commuters can win free travel for a year as part of a Palaszczuk Government initiative to encourage more workers to return to South-East Queensland's...

Hutchinson, Wagner, Gardner, Percival and Power – these are some of the names who are now driving the state’s recovery after the COVID pandemic.

Business by Dan Knowles Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland is in the middle of a series of massive infrastructure projects that will pour billions of dollars into the state and set it up for a post-Covid boom, a roundtable of the states most influential leaders assembled by The Courier-Mail say. Inland Rail is doing the planning work that will soon see the project cross from NSW into Queensland with $7 billion being spent and creating 12,000 jobs. I...

SOUTH BEND — Potential new pots of state and federal money for infrastructure projects has prompted a local group to make an attempt to bring back a storied South Bend tradition: electric streetcars. Streetcars first appeared in South Bend in the 1880s, and reviving that fixture will grow the region’s population and economic development, while decreasing its carbon footprint, members of the RiverRail task force say. “If we really want to rebuild our city, we need to go back in an...

Inside working class Woolloongabba’s push to host the Olympics We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement For many Queenslanders, two words can bring feelings of state pride, forged on sacred sporting ground, rushing forward. “The Gabba.” One of Brisbane’s two great temples of sport, it was announced last week the Gabba would be completely redeveloped at a cost of $1 billion as the main stadium...