Opinion
The Queensland Government will soon have 250,000 publics servants. Is that too many, or not enough? Last week’s State Budget doesn’t give us much of a clue, writes Robert MacDonald.
News
The Palaszczuk Government’s will today unveil a $52 billion blueprint for providing the transport, energy and other infrastructure to help set south-east Queensland on the road to the 2032 Olympics.
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Queensland needed to build a “rhombus of reliability” in renewable power generation and transmission in the central and northern parts of the state to support its competitive economic advantage in a zero emissions world, a major infrastructure conference has been told.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the challenge of preparing for and delivering the 2032 Olympic Games are set to be major topics for debate at a high-level infrastructure conference beginning in Brisbane tomorrow.
Infrastructure Australia’s just published 2021 Australian National Infrastructure Plan comes in at 648 pages and highlights just how much more challenging it is to build major projects the right way these days, writes Robert MacDonald.
