Queensland

Multiple packages awarded for $305m PPP project in southeast Queensland

A family owned construction business and a supplier of anchoring services have won the latest packages for a $305 million public private partnership (PPP) development in southeast Queensland.

Funding secured for $95.9m foreign-owned energy project in Central Queensland

An Asia-backed energy developer has received public funding for its $95.

Jobs bonanza as one of Central Queensland’s oldest mines re-open

A resource project dating back to the early 19th Century is expected to create hundreds of jobs when it re-opens in Central Queensland.

Asset sale strengthens foreign proponent’s influence over $21.7b mining project in Central Queensland

An Asia-backed proponent is increasing its ownership of infrastructure assets linked to part of its $21.

International consultant appointed for $600m development in metropolitan Queensland

A North American public artist has been engaged to work on a $600 million property project in Queensland’s metropolitan area.

Foreign-backed proponent hopes to announce contractor soon for $47.5m energy project in southern Queensland

A North America-headquartered technology manufacturer plans to procure a head contractor soon for its $47.

Tender awarded for $34.2m infrastructure upgrade in Far North Queensland

A project management company and an infrastructure builder has won the contract for a $34.

No fly-in fly-out promised for $3.2b resource project in Central Queensland

An energy project management company vows to use no fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers for its $3.

First tender awarded for $750m foreign development in metropolitan Queensland

A small excavation company has won the first tender for a $750 million Asia-backed property project in Queensland’s metropolitan area.

New partner appointed for $400m entertainment development in southeast Queensland

A North America-backed waterpark and attractions supplier has formed a partnership with a Queensland development and investment company to build a $400 million entertainment project in the state’s southeast.