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Brisbane’s Olympic precinct finally has a masterplan—but we still don’t know what the wider transformation will cost, which connections will be ready for 2032 or exactly how vehicles will reach the proposed stadium.
We also examine what happens after households are evicted from public housing, new data identifying almost 1,000 Brisbane families experiencing homelessness, another ferry stoppage and Airtrain’s multimillion-dollar court action over 50-cent fares.
At council level, Brisbane is targeting another 50,000 homes while some unit owners face rates increases far above the promoted household average. In Redland City, a confidential internal review has raised questions about investment in ageing water and wastewater infrastructure.
Plus: the Guyatt Park tree investigation, Brighton’s proposed eight-storey retirement village, developments across Greater Brisbane and five double passes to Ice Cream Man.
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Brisbane’s transport challenges aren’t simply about roads, railways and buses. They’re also shaped by where people live, where jobs are created and whether a network traditionally focused on the inner city reflects the journeys people actually make.
In this episode of THE Brisbane Channel Podcast: In-Depth, Adam speaks with transport engineer David Hayward, director and co-founder of Aptura Consulting, Queensland Walks board member and Queensland Chair of Engineers Australia’s Transport Australia Society.
The conversation explores:
• Why Brisbane’s growth could lead to longer journeys
• What an ideal transport system might look like
• Why walking is often overlooked in transport planning
• The potential role of e-mobility
• Whether “tall over sprawl” works without adequate transport
• What buses, trains, cars and active transport should each do
• Whether Brisbane 2032 could leave a meaningful walking legacy
• Why better land-use planning may matter more than another mega-project
The extended version of this conversation is available to Insider and Elite Contributor members of THE Brisbane Channel.
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