Brisbane and Redlands

A new mental health facility at Redland Hospital more than doubles mental health capacity for the bayside community.

Capital, $150M over 4 years

Funding to buy and lease accommodation in inner Brisbane provides emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness.

General Government, combining operating ($2.274M) and capital ($44.480M) Emergency Accommodation lines in 2023-24. BP2 references $64.3M total for emergency supported accommodation; operating total $14.5M over 5 years and $3M ongoing, capital $49.8M over 2 years.

Teams of youth workers and police engage with high-risk young people to divert them from offending and break the cycle of youth crime, part of the government's $446.4 million community safety package.

General Government operating, $96.2M over 4 years and $17.9M per annum ongoing across Youth Justice ($78.1M) and Police ($17.8M). The $29.9M in 2023-24 combines the Youth Justice ($24.459M) and Police ($5.447M) line items.

Investment progresses the expansion of the Townsville Correctional Precinct and a new health care facility at Wacol, supporting prison capacity and prisoner health.

Capital, $62.1M over 4 years

200 Indigenous land and sea rangers care for Queensland's environment using traditional knowledge, supporting First Nations jobs and conservation.

General Government operating, $49.9M over 4 years and $16.4M per annum ongoing (indexed)

Duplicating Cleveland-Redland Bay Road eases congestion for the growing Redlands community.

Capital, $80M over 4 years

A new $280 million research hub with Sanofi and two universities builds Brisbane's reputation in medical research and creates high-skilled jobs.

General Government operating, $65M over 6 years (Queensland Government contribution to the $280M Translational Science Hub)

Provision of $1.9 billion over four years begins delivering the venues for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, part of a jointly funded $7.1 billion program.

General Government, $1.895B over 4 years provision for venues infrastructure within the jointly funded $7.1 billion program (Brisbane Arena $2.5B, Gabba $2.7B, Minor Venues $1.9B).

Funding investigates building road tunnels between Kedron and Carseldine to bypass congestion on Gympie Road in Brisbane's north.

General Government operating, $35M in 2023-24