The Crisafulli Government has framed its first Budget as a “fresh start” for housing, planning and investment—but industry leaders say delivery will be the ultimate test.
With the 2032 Olympics looming, the $116.8 billion four-year capital program includes a $7.1 billion investment in Games venues and athlete accommodation—the state’s largest infrastructure commitment on record.
Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki says it’s a generational opportunity to “drive tourism and support grassroots sporting clubs throughout the state” while unlocking broader infrastructure, housing and economic benefits.
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