On 18 June, join us as we tackle one of Queensland’s biggest housing hurdles — infrastructure delivery.

Queensland’s housing future hinges on infrastructure delivery, and right now, it’s not keeping up.

Delays, funding gaps, and fragmented coordination are putting pressure on project viability, at the very moment we need to accelerate housing delivery.

Be part of the conversation as we hear from industry leaders, government, and developers. We’ll discuss what’s needed to break the stalemate and move from problem to action.

Join us on 24 April to hear directly from the Queensland Government as they explain what’s on offer.

The $2B Residential Activation Fund is nearly open, unlocking critical infrastructure funding to accelerate housing delivery across Queensland.

Following strong advocacy from the Institute, the Fund was announced as a key election commitment, and its guidelines have now been released.

This exclusive industry briefing is your opportunity to hear directly from Deputy Director-General Michael McKee, who will be at the forefront of the Fund’s delivery.

You’ll gain critical insight into how the fund will be implemented, what each pathway involves, and how to prepare a strong submission.

He’ll then join a panel featuring David Laner from Stockland, David Hansen from Logan City Council, and State Planner Peta Harwood.

This is your chance to get ahead — understand the detail, ask your questions, and be ready to act when the Fund opens.

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Join us on 6 May to hear directly from the Minister for Housing, Hon. Sam O’Connor MP, as we discuss the government’s vision and key updates on housing, including social and affordable housing.

Minister O’Connor will outline his vision for housing in Queensland, highlighting opportunities for private sector partnerships in mixed-tenure projects. He will also provide an update on the Securing our Housing Foundations Plan, which aims to deliver 53,500 new social and affordable homes by 2044.

Deputy Director-General Sarah Amos will address key government initiatives, including the Housing Investment Fund and Housing Australia Future Fund, and their role in the Ministerial Infrastructure Designation process.

A panel featuring Caryn Kakas from ANZ, Charles Daoud from Traders in Purple, and Rebecca Oelkers from BHC Creating Liveable Communities will explore funding, designing, and delivery strategies, as well as opportunities to strengthen collaboration between government and the private sector.

Don’t miss this critical discussion on the future of social and affordable housing.
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