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Helping more people access the healthcare they need
Big Build means better transport
Helping more people get to where they need to be
Big Build means more housing
Helping Queenslanders access housing that meets their needs, in the communities they love
Big Build means more jobs
Creating more local jobs now and into the future
Big Build means more renewable energy
Helping build a better future
Queensland's Big Build is all go
Queensland is in the biggest decade of infrastructure delivery in our history – Queensland’s Big Build, and it’s all go!
We’re getting to work right across the state to build more hospitals, upgraded schools, more housing, better transport, and more renewable energy.
And it doesn’t stop there. Queensland’s Big Build includes projects for greater water security, fire, emergency and protective services, parks, precincts, community places, spaces and more.
Queensland is growing, and now’s the time to future proof the lifestyle we all love. With more than half of this work happening in regional areas, it means more local jobs and a bigger, better Queensland – now and for the future.
There's a lot happening across Queensland, which means you may experience some disruption from time to time.
This can be frustrating, but what it signals is that your area is improving. This might mean, better healthcare or transport for you and your family, or more housing options in your community.
Search to find out more about the projects on the go near you.
Building a better Queensland requires a plan. Each region of the state will have its own plan to support the State Infrastructure Strategy to help prioritise regionally significant infrastructure needs. This place-based approach aligns infrastructure planning and investment with the unique priorities and future needs of each region.
Queensland is experiencing exponential growth. Not only is the population growing, it’s changing and that requires an outcomes-based approach to the way in which we plan the cities, towns, regions and suburbs these people call home.
Digital twins offer a powerful tool for planning and decision-making in Queensland. But how exactly will they help design, build and improve the places Queenslanders live, work and play?
