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Debt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
Queensland has promised to spend $55.9 billion on major transport projects in the next three years, despite a credit rating slash and a federal debate on migration.
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What happenedQueensland has promised to spend $55.9 billion on major transport projects in the next three years, despite a credit rating slash and a federal debate on migration.
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Left / center-leftDebt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
CenterDebt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Debt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
Queensland has promised to spend $55.9 billion on major transport projects in the next three years, despite a credit rating slash and a federal debate on migration.
Debt and migration won’t derail $55b transport spend: minister
Queensland has promised to spend $55.9 billion on major transport projects in the next three years, despite a credit rating slash and a federal debate on migration.