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Progress in motion: Why today’s disruptions are tomorrow’s foundations

Progress in motion: Why today’s disruptions are tomorrow’s foundations

  • housing
  • infrastructure
  • planning

If you’ve recently driven past roadworks, detoured around construction fencing, or heard the hum of heavy machinery in your neighbourhood, you’re not alone. Across Queensland, signs of change are everywhere. While they may cause a bit of frustration now, they’re also signs of something bigger: progress.

The work you don’t always see

Before a new home, school or park can open its doors, there’s a lot that needs to happen underground and behind the scenes. Roads must be upgraded. Water, sewerage, power and telecommunications infrastructure must be installed. These are the essential building blocks that make our communities liveable, connected and ready for the future.

This work is especially important in our fastest-growing regions, where demand for housing and services is rising. By investing in infrastructure now, we’re making sure these communities have what they need to thrive not just today, but for decades to come.

Disruption with purpose

We understand that construction can be inconvenient. It can mean longer travel times, temporary noise or changes to your daily routine. But these short-term disruptions are part of a long-term vision: one where Queenslanders have access to more housing choices, safer roads, better public spaces and stronger local economies.

Every crane on the skyline and every detour sign on the road is a signal that investment is happening. Investment in your community, your future and your quality of life.

See what’s happening near you

We’re committed to keeping you informed every step of the way. Whether it’s through signage, community updates or online tools, we want you to know what’s happening, when and how it will benefit your area.

Curious about what’s changing in your neighbourhood? There are hundreds of projects being planned and delivered around the state. Check out the projects in your area to see how today’s work is shaping tomorrow’s Queensland.

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Last updated: 03 Oct 2025