One of the world's largest onshore wind projects has been announced for Queensland.

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The October 2022-23 budget aims to build a resilient future for Australia and focuses on implementing a responsible and sensible budget.

The Queensland Government aspire to create a lasting economic and environmental legacy that will continue to create benefits for the next 20 years

Queensland is taking advantage of the opportunity to secure more jobs in more industries and acknowledges the increase in global demand for cleaner fuels.

Queensland has demonstrated a resilient property market.

John Fieldus, the Director of Property Management for Ray White Gladstone has reported that their office did not see a vacancy rate over 1% in 2021-2022 and rental rates have continued to grow more than 20% per annum in the residential rental market.

Gladstone was announced as the location for the new renewable aviation fuel biorefinery. The highly skilled workforce and deep water port made Gladstone the ideal location for the plant, construction is due to commence in 2023.

A snapshot of the federal budget for 2022

The Queensland Government has invested more than $60 million in a new coal shiploader in Gladstone which will be built on site and create over 200 jobs.

The potential of 45,000 new jobs by 2032 and $13 billion in annual revenue by establishing Renewable Energy Industrial Precincts

New $1 billion-plus project in Gladstone to double world's green hydrogen production capacity

Queensland is on the cusp of a property boom that could lead prices to skyrocket by more than 20 per cent in some areas.

Treasurer Josh Fydenberg unveils the 2021 budget aimed at steering Australia out of the COVID-19 induced recession amid massive spending on essential services.

2020 saw a major demographic shift as more than 22,000 people moved to Queensland. This was nearly double its 10-year average of 12,409.

Queensland is on the cusp of a property boom that could lead prices to skyrocket by more than 20 per cent in some areas.

Gladstone, Central Queensland is enjoying rental vacancy around 1% or less, and sales transaction volumes are also on the increase.