A decade of inaction by Labor created the Queensland Housing Crisis but we’re determined to build 1 million new homes by 2044. For more information, visit

Our $2 billion Residential Activation Fund is delivering a place to call home for more Queenslanders. The fund boosts construction of essential housing infrastructure like water connections, lighting, stormwater and roads so we can build more houses.

UPDATE: Our Residential Activation Fund has just unlocked another 1,300 homes for Queenslanders. #qldpol.

An upgrade to the 20,000 seat Main Arena will also facilitate the growth of the precinct’s key entertainment and events capability and give the iconic Ekka an even brighter future. After 1,200 days of Labor chaos, we're delivering for 2032 and beyond.

The showgrounds will be the Games’ largest Athletes Village, accommodating more than 10,000 athletes and officials during the Olympics and over 5,000 during the Paralympics.

We've fired the starter’s gun on the Brisbane Showgrounds’ generational transformation ahead of 2032 and beyond. Early works at Queensland's home of the Ekka are set to begin in a few weeks, following this year's country show.

RT @JPLangbroek: BREAKING: we’ve uncovered a shocking report exposing Labor’s chronic underinvestment in school repairs. .

Labor sat on their hands and created a Youth Crime Crisis while officers were crying out for support and quitting in droves. We’re backing our police with stronger laws and better resources so they can do their jobs. It’s all part of our plan to restore safety where you live.

There's now 350 more police on the beat after our first 9 months. That's more than double what Labor could manage in their last term. #qldpol.

Unlike Labor, we will never accept the CFMEU’s systemic misconduct and bullying.

In 2014, former Industrial Relations Minister @gracextwo attended a protest to support the CFMEU who were under investigation by a Federal Royal Commission. Today, our landmark Commission of Inquiry into the militant union has started.

We're lifting the lid on the CFMEU’s culture of systemic violence and intimidation after a decade of inaction and enabling by the former Labor Government. #qldpol

Stuart Wood AM KC has extensive legal experience, having developed a leading practice in the field of employment and labour law. Mr Wood and secretary Bob Gee will lead the Inquiry with unwavering commitment. This is all about giving a voice to those who were silenced.

Our landmark Commission of Inquiry is a powerful tool to lift the lid on the systemic violence and intimidation within the union.

The 12-month investigation into the CFMEU’s militant grasp on Queensland construction sites begins today. It is unacceptable that the former Labor Government failed to take action on the CFMEU’s toxic culture for almost a decade.

BREAKING: Stuart Wood AM KC has been appointed as Commissioner to lead the Inquiry into the CFMEU – and it starts today. #qldpol.

We owe it to Queenslanders to get to the bottom of the CFMEU’s intimidation, violence and bullying with a Commission of Inquiry. You can read the Interim Report here:

The Interim Report also reveals construction productivity is down, leading to 77,000 fewer homes being built since 2018 in the middle of a Housing Crisis.

Today the Queensland Productivity Commission’s Interim Report has revealed that if BPIC - Labor’s CFMEU Tax - had remained in place until 2029-30, it would have cost Queenslanders over $20 billion.

It’s been revealed Labor’s CFMEU Tax would've cost Queenslanders $20 billion by 2030 - that's just one reason why we axed it.