Debt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
Queensland plans to invest $55.9 billion in major transport infrastructure over the next three years despite facing a reduction in credit rating and ongoing federal debates regarding migration policy. The commitment highlights the state's focus on boosting transport capacity amidst economic and demographic challenges.
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