- The Crisafulli Government is delivering better services through a stronger economy, building Queensland's future and making Queensland safer.
- Budget strengthens the foundations for a fresh start for Ipswich and Logan with more police, the Ipswich Hospital expansion, new Ripley Valley Primary School and Springfield-Redbank special school.
The Crisafulli Government is delivering for Ipswich and Logan in the 2026-27 Budget with relief you can rely on, health services when you need them, safer roads and better transport, more schools and safer classrooms, and safety where you live.
The Budget is strengthening the foundations for a fresh start with relief Ipswich and Logan can rely on including the Crisafulli Government's Permanent 50 Cent Fares locked-in law, the $150 Back to School Boost and $200 Play On! Sports Vouchers.
Queenslanders will benefit from the Budget's record investments in health, education, roads and housing, as well as the Making Queensland Safer plan, all delivered with no new or increased taxes.
Better services through a stronger economy by:
- Supporting the Gatton Community Centre to strengthen community connections.
- Supporting Logan East Community Neighbourhood Centre, to support community connection programs.
- Delivering the Gatton Hospital CT Scanner, for health services when you need them.
- Supporting the Rail Workshops Museum, for temporary exhibitions, programming and learning activities.
- Rebuilding the Rosewood Substation, for better energy security.
- Upgrading Underwood Park car parking, with upgrades.
- Delivering the Waterford West District Park, including new public parkland and wetlands, playground, waterplay and open space so more Queenslanders can be more active, more often.
- Expanding the Daisy Hill Conservation Park and delivering more walking trails, so more Queenslanders can be more active, more often.
- Delivering more homelessness support services and crisis accommodation.
Building Queensland's future by:
- Delivering the Ipswich Hospital Expansion with 200 new beds to deliver health services when you need them, as part of the Hospital Rescue Plan.
- Expanding parking at the Ipswich Hospital, for patients, carers, visitors and staff as part of the Hospital Rescue Plan.
- Delivering a new primary school in Ripley Valley at White Rock, to help kids catch up, keep up and stay in school.
- Delivering a new special school in Springfield-Redbank, to give parents more choice and help kids catch up, keep up and stay in school.
- Supporting the delivery of the business case for a second bridge across the Bremer River in the Ipswich CBD, to deliver safer roads and better transport.
- Upgrading the Brisbane Valley Highway with safety upgrades to get you home sooner and safer.
- Upgrading infrastructure in the Ripley Valley to unlock new homes, delivering a place to call home for more Queenslanders.
- Delivering the Beenleigh Central Ambulance Station, for health services when you need them.
- Relocating the Loganlea train station to future-proof the network, increasing capacity, reducing travel times and congestion, to get you home sooner and safer.
- Delivering Logan to Gold Coast Faster Rail, to get you home sooner and safer.
- Delivering Brisbane-Beenleigh Road safety improvements, to get you home sooner and safer.
- Delivering traffic lights at the Beaudesert-Beenleigh Road and Bannockburn and Belivah Road intersection at Winaroo, to get you home sooner and safer.
- Upgrading Cornubia Park Netball Association, with court and clubhouse upgrades, so more Queenslanders can be more active more often, as part of the Games On! program.
- Delivering Mount Cotton Road and Wuduru Road intersection upgrades at Beenleigh, to help you get home sooner and safer.
- Delivering Mount Lindesay Highway and Millstream Road intersection upgrades at Jimboomba, to get you home sooner and safer.
- Delivering a new Logan Indoor Sports Centre for 2032 and beyond, so more Queenslanders can be more active more often.
Making Queensland safer by:
- Delivering more police with the resources they need to restore safety where you live.
- Delivering faster justice with more support for the Director of Public Prosecutions to get cases to court earlier.
- Delivering a Regional Reset early intervention program to give youth the skills to turn away from crime.
- Restoring safety with a Youth Justice School in Ipswich to take high-risk youth on Youth Justice Orders off the street and keeping them in education.
- Upgrading the Goodna Police Station and delivering the resources police need to make Ipswich safer.
- Boosting safety of domestic and family violence victims with new HOPE hub recovery centres.
Premier David Crisafulli said the Budget was strengthening the foundations for a fresh start for Ipswich and Logan.
"We are continuing to deliver a fresh start for the Ipswich and Logan, addressing the crises we inherited in youth crime, health, housing and cost of living as well as delivering the local community initiatives we promised," Premier Crisafulli said.
"We are delivering better services through a stronger economy with relief Ipswich and Logan can rely on, including the $150 Back to School Boost, Play On! Sports Vouchers, a two-year freeze on bulk water prices and Permanent 50 Cent Fares.
"After years of underinvestment, we're getting on with building Queensland's future with the generational infrastructure to get you home sooner and safer, with a place to call home for more Queenslanders, and more schools for our growing population.
"We remain laser focused on making Queensland safer with more police, stronger laws, early intervention and rehabilitation, and with victim numbers down we know we're heading in the right direction but there's still much more work to do.
"This budget is delivering on our promises, with no new or increased taxes and relief you can rely on, making the responsible decisions for now and the future."
