- Budget strengthening foundations for a fresh start through bolstered housing initiatives and new regional plans, a Fuel Security Plan, and sovereign capabilities.
- Unlocking more homes by doubling the next round of the Residential Activation Fund to $1 billion.
- Delivering more homes with the expanded nation-leading Land Activation Program with $27.1 million.
- Delivering a Fuel Security Plan through the Taroom Trough Development Plan and fast-tracking new fuel storage and infrastructure with $11.9 million.
- Restoring Port Hinchinbrook with $64 million, undertake dredging, resilience and remediation works.
- Securing our State's sovereign manufacturing capabilities across Defence, Biomedical and Biofuels through the Sovereign Industry Development Fund with $180.6 million.
The Crisafulli Government is delivering for Queensland with a place to call home for more Queenslanders, a Fuel Security Plan and delivering new regional plans for every corner of the State, in the 2026-27 Budget.
The Budget is strengthening the foundations for a fresh start by building Queensland's future.
This includes doubling the next round of the Residential Activation Fund from $500 million to $1 billion, to accelerate the delivery of trunk and essential infrastructure to unlock thousands of more homes for Queenslanders, to help address Labor's Housing Crisis.
A total of $50 million has been committed in 2026-27 as part of more than $2 billion in joint funding between the Crisafulli and Albanese Governments to deliver more than 51,000 homes, including more than 20,000 homes exclusively for first home buyers, by fast-tracking new trunk infrastructure in Priority Development Areas.
The Crisafulli Government is also expanding the rollout of the nation-leading Land Activation Program, which has already unlocked thousands of additional homes across Queensland by identifying and releasing underutilised government land for more new housing projects.
The Budget also bolsters the nation's fuel security with $11.9 million over two years for the Taroom Trough Development Plan and fast-tracks new fuel storage and refinery infrastructure through the Accelerating Fuel Infrastructure Program, all part of the Crisafulli Government's Fuel Security Plan.
Restoring Port Hinchinbrook to a thriving destination receives a major boost, with $64 million, for works including dredging, remediation and resilience works to reinstate all-tide boat and Coast Guard access and support its transformation back to a tourism, economic and residential precinct after Labor's neglect.
It includes $180.6 million for the Sovereign Industry Development Fund, which is already strengthening Queensland's economy by partnering with industry to secure our sovereign manufacturing capabilities across Defence, Biomedical and Biofuels, after years of Labor's haphazard approach to industry development.
Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Jarrod Bleijie said the 2026-27 Budget would fast-track housing developments across the State and unlock land to deliver a place to call home for more Queenslanders.
"A key way we can play our part to address Labor's Housing Crisis and deliver the fresh start we promised Queenslanders is to unlock land and break down barriers that have been holding back councils and the industry," Deputy Premier Bleijie said.
"By investing in the right things, we're delivering more places to call home for Queenslanders, a better lifestyle through a stronger economy, and long-term cost of living relief."
Treasurer David Janetzki said the 2026-27 Budget was about delivering for Queensland with a better lifestyle through a stronger economy.
"We are delivering on our promises, with relief you can rely on through responsible decisions for now and the future, and no new or increased taxes," Treasurer Janetzki said.
"This Budget strengthens the foundations we've laid in making Queensland safer, restoring health services, delivering a place to call home for more Queenslanders, building generational infrastructure, getting the Games back on track, as well as playing our part to ease national cost of living pressures."
