Department of State Development and Infrastructure

Queensland Budget 2024-25 · Miles Government

Minister
Grace Grace MP
Department head
Director-General Graham Fraine

As at budget day (2024-06-11)

$1.334B
Total expenses
$557.8M
Capital program
$61M
3 tracked measures
1,662
FTE staff

Key service areas

Develop the economyIndustrial RelationsInfrastructure and regional strategy, policy and planningRacing

Budget initiatives

Queensland Battery Industry Strategy$29.5MNewAnnounced

Funding to lead implementation of the Queensland Battery Industry Strategy, supporting jobs that diversify the economy, build on resources strengths and grow manufacturing in the regions.

Investment in the battery industry builds new manufacturing and resources jobs, helping diversify the economy and support the transition to clean energy.

2023-24: $9M2024-25: $29.5M2025-26: $26M2026-27: $20.5M2027-28: $25M

General Government operating, $110M over 5 years

Mount Isa Transition Support Package$50M totalNewAnnounced

A package to support workers affected by the pending closure of Glencore's Mount Isa copper operations and the Lady Loretta zinc mine, including the Mount Isa Transition Fund and the Mount Isa Acceleration Fund.

A $50 million package supports Mount Isa workers and the local economy as Glencore's copper operations and the Lady Loretta zinc mine wind down, funding job creation and resource project development in the North West Minerals Province.

General Government operating, total $50M package ($20M Transition Fund + $30M Acceleration Fund), held centrally and distributed over 2 years based on milestones.

Games Venue and Legacy Delivery Authority$31.2MNewAnnounced

Funding for additional Project Validation Reports and establishment costs for the Games Venue and Legacy Delivery Authority for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Funding establishes the authority that will deliver venues for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, part of a total $7.1 billion capital program for Games venues infrastructure.

2024-25: $31.2M2025-26: $10M2026-27: $10M2027-28: $10.8M

General Government operating, $62M over 4 years from 2024-25 plus $14M per annum ongoing to 2032-33

Forward estimates

Year-by-year allocations for 2 measures with published forward profiles.

Measure2023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Total
Queensland Battery Industry Strategy$9M$29.5M$26M$20.5M$25M$110.0M
Games Venue and Legacy Delivery Authority$31.2M$10M$10M$10.8M$62.0M
Total$9.0M$60.7M$36.0M$30.5M$35.8M$172.0M

Performance metrics

Service standards from the Service Delivery Statement. Targets and actuals as published.

MetricPrior targetActualTarget
2024-252024-252025-26
Value of capital investment enabled through project facilitation$2.2B$2.262B$1.774B
Estimated number of jobs enabled through project facilitation4,3595,3383,353
Reduction in the number of reported serious electrical incidents over the year on a 5-year rolling average5%10.4%5%
Workers' compensation disputation rate2.9%3.6%3.7%
Cost of Workplace Health and Safety Queensland services per Queensland worker$31.90$37.00$39.52

Source: Service Delivery Statement. Prior target and actual are for 2024-25; target is for 2025-26.

Source document

Service Delivery Statement — Department of State Development and Infrastructure (PDF)

Last updated: 2026-06-20. Factual information from published budget documents.