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In The News
Queen’s Wharf Shifts Into Top Gear, 1600 Jobs Generated This Year
As Queensland’s largest construction project gets ready to reach for the sky this year, with another 1600 workers being needed to get the job done, The Courier- Mail has gained exclusive access to view the progress on the $3.6 billion site.
1600 extra workers will be needed as Queensland’s largest construction project gets ready to reach for the sky this year. The $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf ‘integrated resort’ is earmarked for completion in late 2022, with promises it will lure an extra 1.4 million tourists to Brisbane every year.
First look at game-changing 64-storey Queen’s Wharf tower
As the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf transforms the River City before our eyes, The Courier-Mail can exclusively reveal the first glimpse of the precinct’s first residential tower, a sleek skyscraper set to soar 64 storeys above the streets of Brisbane.
Registrations of interest for the 667 apartments of Queen’s Wharf Residences officially open on Saturday (Dec 27), with prices ranging from $550,000 to $3 million.
Brisbane Was Once A Backwater Town. Now, It’s Australia’s Coolest City
I first visited Brisbane when I was twelve years old. My parents and I were passing through Queensland’s capital city on our way to the Sunshine Coast, a popular summer vacation spot for Australian families known largely for its pristine beaches, quaint townships and bed and breakfasts owned by people named Pam.
Olympics 2032: Locky says ‘it is time to give it a red hot crack’
Darren Lockyer made more than a few excellent judgment calls on the rugby league field.
On Sunday the former Bronco, Queensland and Australian captain threw that judgment behind Queensland’s potential bid to host the 2032 Olympic Games.
Next area of public realm underway
Work is beginning to take shape on the next new area of public realm to be created at Queen’s Wharf Brisbane.
Precast concrete beams and panels have been installed to create a suspended slab out over the river, directly opposite South Bank.
Towering Cranes Return to Brisbane Skyline as Queen’s Wharf Ramps Up
A flock of cranes now tower over the Queen’s Wharf development site as construction on the massive Brisbane riverside project ramps up.
A Surge of city-shaping projects shifting into higher gear is seeing the return of a towering flock of cranes to the Brisbane skyline.
Riverside lap pool part of new-look Brisbane CBD
One of Brisbane city’s most popular precincts will be revitalised, including plans for a riverside pool, new and improved public spaces and the potential for additional ferry terminals.
Brisbane’s popular CBD riverfront precinct is in line for a major revitalisation, with plans to significantly widen the promenade, build a riverside lap pool and add new CityCat and ferry terminals.
Queen’s Wharf’s link to world’s tallest building
Queen’s Wharf is changing from the basement levels up, with nine high speed tower cranes working to transform Brisbane’s skyline.
What does Queen’s Wharf Brisbane have in common with the world’s tallest tower – the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates?
