Ever wondered how we explore underground before building a major rail line? 🚂 Geotechnical investigations are now underway for the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line project with the arrival of our drill rig! After we carefully transport this heavy machinery to site, our team collects samples to help us better understand what’s below 🔍 These samples are tested to help us in designing a rail line that’s safe, sustainable, and tailored to our unique Sunshine Coast geology. For the latest updates on the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line, visit https://brnw.ch/21wM7Mj
Department of Transport and Main Roads
Government Administration
Brisbane, Queensland 61,796 followers
Creating a single integrated network accessible to everyone.
About us
We are a department of more than 8,800 employees across the state. Our vision is to create a single integrated network accessible to everyone. No department has a bigger role to play in keeping the Queensland of today moving, or in helping build for the future. Each year we have more than 3.6 million face-to-face interactions with Queenslanders and more than 6.7 million transactions using online service channels. We are responsible for around 80 percent of all government counter transactions. We are an exciting place to work, with an enormous scope of work incorporating 79 different occupational areas. Every day Queenslanders rely on the transport network to get them to work, to school, and to health care. As the most decentralised state in Australia, transport is a key driver of economic growth, and we are at the front line of planning, developing and maintaining the extensive network required to keep Queensland moving. We lead emerging technologies so our transport network meets the needs of our customers now and into the future. We deliver our core business through four key services: • Transport system investment planning and programming – focused on developing policy frameworks for the future development of the transport system and to plan and prioritise strategic investment in effective, efficient and sustainable integrated transport infrastructure, systems and services • Transport infrastructure management and delivery – focused on constructing, maintaining, managing and operating an integrated transport network accessible to all • Transport safety, regulation and customer service – focused on improving customer service and managing and regulating the transport system safely, economically and sustainably and without imposing unnecessary red tape • Passenger transport services – focused on leading and shaping Queensland’s overall passenger transport system. Ultimately, we bring Queensland closer together.
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http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au
External link for Department of Transport and Main Roads
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- Brisbane, Queensland
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Phone: 13 23 80
Brisbane, Queensland 4000, AU
Employees at Department of Transport and Main Roads
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Join us in shaping Queensland's future as part of our 2025 Graduate Program! TMR, as part of the wider Queensland Government, connects to communities across the state to improve economic wellbeing, safety, accessibility, and protect our quality of life. With positions available across the state, from vibrant South-East Queensland to the sprawling outback of Central Queensland, our two-year program provides graduates with a breadth of experience across different business areas. Participants rotate every 6–12 months to gain exposure to different skills and teams within the department. These opportunities provide an important foundation for networking and cross collaboration, supported by mentors, and coaching from subject matter experts. Visit https://brnw.ch/21wM5ST to apply now and help shape the state that you can call home. 🌟 #WeAreTMRgrads
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We are continuing to upgrade the Isis Highway (locally known as Childers Road)! 📢 The Isis Highway in the Wide Bay Burnett District is about to reach the next stage. As part of the High Risk Roads Program and Targeted Road Safety Program, the next stage of work includes construction of service roads along the Isis Highway (between Bundaberg Ring Road to Park Estate Drive), pavement rehabilitation, road widening and intersection improvements. Works are expected to commence from September 2024 and are likely to continue into early 2026 (weather and conditions permitting). These improvements will provide safer access for residents, enhance rideability, and reduce the likelihood and risk of head-on crashes, delivering positive impacts for the community. 🙌 #QLDRoads #WideBayBurnett For more information, visit the project page: https://brnw.ch/21wM4nW The project is fully funded by the Queensland Government.
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Exciting update on the Coomera Connector! 🛣 Early works on the Coomera Connector Stage 1 South package from Molendinar to Nerang are set to begin and are expected to be completed by late 2025 (weather permitting). The early works program, focusing on the area between the Nerang River and Nerang-Broadbeach Road, Nerang, will include bulk earthworks and preloading, vegetation clearing, and the relocation of public service utilities. The tender for the South package’s main construction works has also been released – with main construction due to commence in early 2025. When finished, the Coomera Connector will provide an alternative route to the M1 Pacific Motorway—improving transport capacity and easing congestion for motorists. For more information about the project, visit https://brnw.ch/21wM4bI This project is jointly funded by the Australian Government and Queensland Government.
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Check out the StreetSmarts One Team Queensland billboard with Billy Slater which is up on sites across Brisbane. Congratulations to everyone who sent their photos in to promote Queensland Road Safety Week which starts on Monday 26 August! See a familiar face? Tag them in the comments! We are One Team Queensland. Let’s drive like it. #OneTeamQld #QRSW #StreetSmarts
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Boost your road to success! 🎓 Applications are now open for the Peninsula Developmental Road Scholarships offered under the Cape York Region Package. These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students by helping to cover the costs of studying at university or high school. We're offering: • 2 tertiary scholarships valued at $40,000 • 4 high school scholarships valued at $2,250 To be eligible, students must have a traditional or historical connection to the Peninsula Developmental Road in Cape York Peninsula. Conditions apply. To see if you’re eligible, contact your local school, email us at [email protected], or visit our website below to find out more and submit your application! Applications close 30 August 2024, so don’t miss this opportunity to further your education. #Scholarship #CapeYork #WeareTMR
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Building Queensland's future together. Our Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program (QTRIP) 2024-25 to 2027-28 is a state-wide $37.4 billion program delivered over the next four years. This investment will support an average of 28,000 jobs over that period, unlocking new opportunities, and driving economic growth across Queensland. Partnerships are critical to making this happen. We know we can’t do it alone. That’s why we’re committed to working closely with industry and businesses to deliver a safe, reliable, and future-proof transport network. On August 6, we hosted the 2024 QTRIP Industry Briefing, where more than 470 industry representatives joined us via livestream. The session covered upcoming rail and road projects in all Queensland regions, disaster recovery works, our planning and rail infrastructure programs, along with an update on our collaborative procurement practices. If you missed the briefing, you can access the recordings and presentation slides on the QTRIP website until late September. Don’t miss this chance to explore how your business can get involved in shaping Queensland’s transport future. Access the briefing resources and learn more about QTRIP opportunities 👉 https://lnkd.in/ggNBBHtT #TransportInfrastructure #QldTransport #QTRIP #TMR
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Meet Jason—the 1000th visitor at our Project Information Centre in Maryborough 🥳🎉 Our centre has been open since mid-May and has welcomed visitors from as far as Western Australia. Pop by and visit the centre at 229 Adelaide Street, Maryborough! #QTMP #ProjectInformationCentre #1000visitors
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We have just installed the first piece of track on the main alignment in Miami for the Gold Coast Light Rail (Stage 3)! Crews are working to progress the rail system to improve network efficiency for the growing population of the Gold Coast. The concrete pour marks the first major above ground works on the Gold Coast Highway, with rail works underway in the Nobby Beach-Miami area. In total, 28km of rail will be installed along the Stage 3 route from Broadbeach to Burleigh Heads, with 14km expected to be in place by the end of 2024. Rail tracks will continue to be installed in sections for the remainder of this year and into 2025. For more information about the project, visit https://lnkd.in/gQhyAc_i or the interactive project website at https://www.gclr3.com.au/. This project is jointly funded by the Australian Government (Infrastructure Australia), Queensland Government, and City of Gold Coast
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Marine officers team up to rescue injured skipper 🌊🚤 "It felt great to assist our community in a positive way and achieve a safe outcome," – Josh, MSQ Marine Officer MSQ Marine Officers recently worked with the Queensland Water Police and a paramedic to rescue a distressed skipper with a dislocated shoulder aboard a sailing vessel. During a routine patrol, two of our marine officers received an urgent call to assist in a vessel in distress, whose solo master had been injured. MSQ's Marine Officers boarded the vessel, assisted in stabilising the patient and then sailed the vessel across Cleveland Bay to Townsville's Breakwater Marina. The rescue mission took a little over three hours, where an ambulance met the vessel on arrival and transported the injured sailor to hospital. Our team worked with the Queensland Water Police and a paramedic to rescue a distressed skipper with a dislocated shoulder aboard a sailing vessel. #HeroesAtSea #MaritimeSafetyQLD #BoatSafeHomeSafe #TownsvilleWaterPolice #SafeWaters
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