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Five stages down, one to go: $2.8b road upgrade completion in sight
Posted on 17/05/2012 | No CommentsThe largest federally funded infrastructure project in Queensland, the $2.8 billion Ipswich Motorway upgrade, will be completed in 2014-15, Transport Minister Anthony Albanese said this morning. Five of the six... -
Thousands of construction jobs lost in Queensland
Posted on 22/09/2011 | No CommentsQueensland has lost 7500 construction jobs in just three months, sparking renewed calls for more incentives to stimulate the sector. A report by the Urban Development Institute of Australia says... -
Reducing Greentape for Business
Posted on 30/05/2011 | No CommentsThe State Government has released a statewide Greentape Reduction Project which aims to simplify and fast track environmental approvals for businesses starting up operations in Queensland without compromising on environmental... -
Bligh floats plan to raise flood homes
Posted on 20/05/2011 | No CommentsPremier Anna Bligh will consider new legislation to make it cheaper and easier for Queenslanders to raise their homes above future floodwaters. Ms Bligh, who visited the central Queensland town... -
Planning Handbook released
Posted on 13/04/2011 | No CommentsGrowth Management Queensland, in partnership with the Council of Mayors (SEQ) has released new guidelines for housing and neighbourhood design for South East Queensland to encourage housing diversity and affordable... -
Queensland floods article published in planning institute’s magazine
Posted on 08/04/2011 | No CommentsMy article on the Queensland floods was recently published in the March edition of the Planning Institute of Australia’s (PIA NSW) quarterly magazine ‘New Planner’. This edition focused on environmental... -
Sandmining to end earlier on Straddie
Posted on 23/03/2011 | No CommentsSandmining on North Stradbroke Island will end two years earlier than planned, infuriating miners and upsetting local environmentalists as well. Last year, Queensland Premier Anna Bligh announced that all mining... -
Queensland rebuilding body ‘must listen to councils’
Posted on 21/01/2011 | No CommentsA powerful new body set up to rebuild flood-ravaged Queensland communities must listen to the views of local councils, according to Brisbane Lord Mayor Campbell Newman. Queensland Premier Anna Bligh... -
Planning expert tells Aussies to slum it
Posted on 17/11/2010 | 1 CommentAn urban planning expert says town planners can learn a lot from the slums of Rio de Janeiro when it comes to building our future cities. John Norquist, the president... -
Queensland bill delivers new land valuation system
Posted on 21/09/2010 | No CommentsThis news was notified to The Planning Boardroom by Nate Hood. Thank you for sharing this with us. If you would like to share news or other valuable information and have...