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Minister for Transport and Main Roads The Honourable Mark Bailey Another Queensland jobs boost is underway with major construction underway on Ferny Grove’s $140 million landmark suburban Transit Oriented Development (TOD). The $140 million mixed-use development at the Ferny Grove Train Station will be delivered by Queensland-based developer Honeycombes Property Group. The project is being supported by an $11 million investment from the Morrison Government and $9 million from the Palaszczuk Government to deliver more than 1,400 car parks. More than 800 full time jobs will be supported by the development, including about 285 directly tied to the construction project. Federal Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts, the Hon Paul Fletcher MP, said this major infrastructure upgrade for North Brisbane would revamp the Ferny Grove rail station into a vibrant transport hub. ....
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A still from Peter Dutton s 2018 ad campaign (Image: Facebook) The car park at Ferny Grove station, in Brisbane’s outer suburbs, had been overflowing for years. For residents in the growing mortgage-belt suburbs in the Samford Valley and surrounds, hopping on a train is the quickest way into Brisbane. But it’s impossible to get a park after 7.30am. In early 2019, the federal member for Dickson, Peter Dutton, came to the rescue. Facing a real chance of losing his seat, Dutton promised $11 million to redevelop the car park, the funds allocated under the Morrison government’s Urban Construction Fund. He also managed to get in a crack at the state Labor government. ....