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Mark Bailey

Sunday, October 17

Covering their tracks? Secrecy raises concerns $5.4b project may be a dud

Queensland’s biggest public infrastructure project, the $5.4 billion Cross River Rail link, is under attack on several fronts as rail user lobby groups express doubts that its current design will be able to achieve the increased capacity the Palaszczuk Government wants.

Reading between the lines of Palaszczuk’s ambitious Cabinet reshuffle

The Palaszczuk government has one eye on Queensland’s economic recovery and another on the 2024 election, writes Sean Parnell.

Rail lines and sleepers being laid in Parkes, NSW, for the North West Connection of the Inland Rail project. (Photo: Australian Rail Track Corporation)

Another review for Inland Rail as Nats have second thoughts

After lobbying from federal Cabinet colleague David Littleproud, the Deputy Prime Minister, Michael McCormack, has belatedly agreed to consider another route for the $10 billion Inland Rail project.

Rex back on the runway, resumes regional Queensland flights

Rex Express will restart its Queensland services to remote and regional communities after only yesterday saying it would scrap the services because of impacts of the coronavirus.