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A suspended glass-bottom lap pool is set to be a focal point for a new major development on the Gold Coast. The $800 million development is planned for Surfers Paradise with plans from SPG Land and Golden Corp currently with Gold Coast City Council for approval. The development is set for a 1.15-hectare site, bounded
The 570-hectare North Harbour development site in Burpengary East is set to transform the area. North Harbour has been declared a Priority Development Area (PDA), which means it has been identified as providing significant benefits to the community and as such, are set for accelerated development. The is a joint project between North Harbour Holdings
Developer Wee Hur has submitted an updated application with Brisbane City Council for the development of four towers as part of the Buranda transit-oriented, mixed-use development. The site was sold to Wee Hur back in 2014 and Stage One is complete, comprising two mixed-use skyscrapers with 1,610 student housing flats and retail establishments. The new
In July, the International Olympic Committee announced the Queensland capital will host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games. In the following 24 hours alone, Queensland received an estimated $170 million worth of free global publicity as people from around the world were inundated with images of the Sunshine State. Almost half a century after
Los Angeles. Paris. London. Brisbane. After the announcement in July, the Queensland capital will join the list of iconic Olympic cities in 2032. Brisbane will be the 24th city to host the Games and the third capital in Australia after Melbourne 1956 and Sydney 2000. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said that the economic modelling showed the
And the winner… is… BRISBANE! When older Queenslanders think of Brisbane, they most likely remember how the capital city looked before and after Expo 88. But with an unprecedented 11 years to get prepared, Brisbane will create a global spectacle unlike anything else the world has ever seen before. In other words, the 2032 Olympics
The 2021-22 state Budget delivered on June 15 is focused on working together to create jobs and protect the health of Queenslanders. State Treasurer Mr Cameron Dick also revealed that Queensland’s economy has started recovering from COVID-19 much sooner than expected. With an estimated growth of around 2.75% over the next 12 months, QLD’s economy
Despite the ongoing pandemic, the QLD Budget is forecast to be in surplus by the middle of 2025. This is due to a large increase in tax revenue from the State’s booming property market of 21.4% over the 2020-21 financial year. Around 9.3% of taxation revenue in the next financial year will be from land
The recently released Queensland Budget 2021-22 included record funding for infrastructure to help create 24,000 jobs and support the state’s economic recovery. The Palaszczuk Government announced a significant $52.2 billion infrastructure investment over the next four years, including $27.5 billion for transport and roads projects. This financing delivers on their previously guaranteed $50 billion to