Logan

Regional delivery — Queensland Budget 2022-23

$815.4M
Capital program
2
Tracked initiatives

Highlights

  • •$815.4M on infrastructure and capital works supporting around 2,500 jobs
  • •$750M for the Pacific Motorway, Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill upgrade
  • •$3B on health for Metro South Hospital and Health Services

Health & social services

Social housing

$45.7M investment

Capital works & projects

11 projects from the Regional Delivery Plan.

Health1 project
Logan Hospital expansion (206 additional beds)$176.2M (2022-23, $597.8M total)
Education2 projects
New primary school in Yarrabilba$31.4M (2022-23, $62.5M total)
Beenleigh Special School$13M (2022-23, $16.8M total)
Transport5 projects
Pacific Motorway, Eight Mile Plains to Daisy Hill Upgrade$110M (2022-23, $750M total)
Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail (Kuraby to Beenleigh) upgrade$31M (2022-23, $2.598B total)
Pacific Motorway, Daisy Hill to Logan Motorway upgrade (M1)$33.8M (2022-23, $1B total)
Loganlea train station relocation$16.3M (2022-23, $95.1M total)
Bahrs Scrub Road extension$16.3M (2022-23, $18.9M total)
Housing1 project
Greater Flagstone Priority Development Area road projects$11M (2022-23, $31M total)
Safety1 project
Mount Cotton Road new permanent fire and rescue station$6M (2022-23, $7.2M total)
Infrastructure1 project
South West Pipeline (Beaudesert to SEQ Water Grid)$38.3M (2022-23, $95.2M total)

Source: Regional Delivery Plan. Not all projects have published amounts.

Region-specific budget initiatives

Growth Area Program (Catalyst Infrastructure)$48MExpandedCapitalAnnounced

Infrastructure such as roads, water and sewerage is funded in fast-growing areas so more land can be unlocked for new housing.

2022-23: $48M2023-24: $57M2024-25: $71M

General Government capital, $200 million over 3 years ($35 million held centrally). $48M in 2022-23 reflects the Growth Area Program capital line ($43 million) plus the $5 million expense component.

Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and PlanningHousing & Renting
Five New Schools and School Infrastructure$268.3MExpandedCapitalAnnounced

Families in five fast-growing communities will get new local primary schools, while existing schools across the state receive renewed buildings, classrooms, playgrounds and tuckshops.

2022-23: $268.3M

General Government capital. $268.3M in 2022-23 combines the Department of Education capital measure lines (School Infrastructure - Renewal $194.595 million, School Infrastructure - Growth $61.941 million, Building Future Schools Program $7.498 million, School Playground and Tuckshop Upgrades $1.5 million, plus $2.779 million land acquisition). The Building Future Schools program totals $3 billion over multiple years.

Department of EducationEducation

Statewide measures

Most budget measures are allocated statewide rather than to individual regions. The full budget overview lists all 50 tracked initiatives, many of which deliver services in Logan. The Regional Delivery Plan (linked below) details specific capital works and programs for this region.

Source document

Regional Delivery Plan — Logan (PDF)

Last updated: 2026-06-21. Factual information from published budget documents.