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New look for major motorway “curve”
Major changes planned for the Gateway Motorway “curve” as part of a $2B upgrade. New designs aim to ease congestion, boost capacity and improve safety.
Key stage in $176m road upgrade
Expressions of interest are now open for the $176M Linkfield Rd overpass duplication near Brendale. The four-lane upgrade, jointly funded by federal and state governments, will improve safety, reduce bridge strikes, and boost freight efficiency along this key arterial road.
Road closures and traffic changes for Q Tour in Moreton Bay this weekend
Road closures and traffic changes will affect Moreton Bay’s hinterland this Sunday, March 22, for the Q Tour final stage. Mount Mee roads including Campbells Pocket Rd and Mount Mee Rd will see delays and rolling closures. Plan ahead and check full details online.
Elite cycling tour to crown champions in Moreton Bay hinterland
Elite cyclists will race through Moreton Bay from March 20–22 for the Q Tour finale, with champions decided on the challenging Mount Mee climb. The event will showcase the region globally, with road closures in place for Sunday’s final stage.
$48m Caboolture-Bribie Road upgrade finished early
$48m duplication of Caboolture–Bribie Island Road between Old Toorbul Point Rd and Saint Rd is completed early, delivering four lanes, safer intersections and improved cycling access.
Roads closed due to flooding in Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay residents are being asked to remain cautious on the road, with 33 local roads closed due to flooding.
New On Demand Service for Bribie
Bribie residents are to get a new On Demand Transport service, with an experienced local operator to deliver the three-year trial.
Block “activated” for new homes
Land has been unlocked for 250 new homes close to a major railway station in the Moreton Bay region.
Highway route “doesn’t add up”
Confusion, concern and questions remain after part – but not all - of the new Moreton Motorway corridor was unveiled.
Caboolture man charged following New Year’s Eve hooning investigation
As part of an investigation, 13 vehicles were seized across South East Queensland, including during searches at properties in Caboolture and surrounding areas.