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Sep 9, 2026

Anthony AlbanesePANELIST
22:53
The Hume Highway has been completed, uh, between, uh, Melbourne and Sydney.
Anthony AlbanesePANELIST
23:00
The, uh, Bruce Highway, we have record investment putting in to fix up what is Australia's most dangerous road, where most accidents occur.
Anthony AlbanesePANELIST
23:09
And the Pacific Highway is absolutely critical as well.
Milton DickMODERATOR
23:13
Order.
Daniel LarucciaGUEST
19:07
Herited a product.
Daniel LarucciaGUEST
19:08
I talked about the road resumption quickly, but if we had had that yield, so Lower King Street, which is the main, I guess, street coming into Caboolture Town Centre, So you come off the Bruce Highway down Lower King Street.
Daniel LarucciaGUEST
19:20
The road resumption was there for further road expansion as the township grew and the numbers of population grew.
Daniel LarucciaGUEST
19:27
So had we have fit another two apartments on that resumption area of land over three storeys, it would have been quite profitable.
FrankAUDIENCE
35:45
Yeah.
FrankAUDIENCE
35:46
And Yandina back in those days was still on the Bruce Highway.
FrankAUDIENCE
35:49
Yeah.
FrankAUDIENCE
35:52
Peter Brock attracted so many people, it closed the Bruce Highway down.
Gary HardgraveHOST
35:59
Not surprising.
Gary HardgraveHOST
36:00
So people just turned up to see Brocky, mate.
Gary HardgraveHOST
39:11
We're on 4BC here in Brisbane and South East Queensland and, of course, 400 in Rockhampton and Central Queensland.
Gary HardgraveHOST
39:18
How the fires around Rockhampton.
Michael McLarenHOST
34:04
A couple of notes coming through, actually, while I'm speaking with Rick.
Michael McLarenHOST
34:06
This is from Ellie, who says, OK, well, what about the Bruce Highway, though? There's about 1,500 clicks of that.
Michael McLarenHOST
34:11
Absolutely needs more work and needs to be sealed for more people.
Michael McLarenHOST
34:16
I mean, the truth is, Ellie, there's roads everywhere that need work.
Michael McLarenHOST
8:56
A couple of notes coming through, actually, while I'm speaking with Rick.
Michael McLarenHOST
8:58
This is from Ellie, who says, OK, well, what about the Bruce Highway, though? There's about 1,500 clicks of that.
Michael McLarenHOST
9:03
Absolutely needs more work and needs to be sealed for more people.
Michael McLarenHOST
9:08
I mean, the truth is, Ellie, there's roads everywhere that need work.
CurtisGUEST
15:22
Yeah.
StiffyHOST
15:22
And that Bruce Highway, I reckon that Bruce Highway's getting better, but that strip of 30K of around, um, uh, was it Marlborough?
CurtisGUEST
15:29
Marlborough.
StiffyHOST
15:30
Man, holy crap, that sucks the wind out of you.
Gary HardgraveHOST
9:39
It really does.
Gary HardgraveHOST
9:41
Through the west, through the north, further north, of course, the Bruce Highway, And regional rail lines, I mean, they remain notoriously vulnerable to closures from flooding, severe weather.
Gary HardgraveHOST
9:53
It's not like it doesn't happen every year, he says, tongue in cheek.
Gary HardgraveHOST
9:57
So we're going to ask these fragile networks, the Bruce, the regional rail lines, for instance, the Warrego, to efficiently handle the heavy transport requirements and visitor movements across southern, central and far north Queensland during an Olympic event.

14 MINS LATER

Gary HardgraveHOST
23:50
What does that do to supply chains? And this is where the big failure is.
Gary HardgraveHOST
23:54
And unless we get this plan sorted out ahead of 2032, the same embarrassment could occur yet again and indeed all around, all around South East Queensland.
Gary HardgraveHOST
24:04
And we can talk about the Bruce Highway as well.
Gary HardgraveHOST
24:07
At 22 to 10, plenty of text coming in, 0499 880 882.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:08
It also points to the fact that Queensland, South East Queensland, all of Queensland is vulnerable with our infrastructure not being up to par.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:16
The Bruce Highway, not up to spec.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:20
It's just not.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:21
And nor is the rail line that runs.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:05
Gary.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:06
That's just a nonsense cost-saving when, in fact, investment in infrastructure that works.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:11
I mean, the Bruce Highway we can talk for the rest of the day and, you know, the competition in the transport space, the rail.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:18
I mean, all of the rail lines and road surfaces that go underwater... along the Bruce Corridor is another example of this failure to plan, so you should plan to fail.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:15
Free trial for anyone that's come in.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:16
What's your address? We're 604 Bruce Highway.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:20
So that's in Moree.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:21
It's on the corner of Too Good and Bruce Highway.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:23
So it's opposite the race course, if anyone knows where the race course is.
Sean BrownGUEST
61:27
Yeah, and it's just sort of getting our name out there.
CraigHOST
21:27
And it's something that we really do need to ram home because, you know, it's not just in who should be overtaking and who's got the right of way.
CraigHOST
21:36
We saw some trailers up to Bruce Highway the other day, which we talked about the other night.
CraigHOST
21:42
You know, who's the biggest tool? Sorry, both of you, the same tool.
YogiHOST
21:46
Yeah, right.

8 MINS LATER

CraigHOST
30:01
We all need to be more patient in this whole thing.
YogiHOST
30:06
Yes.
CraigHOST
30:07
Otherwise, what happened there on the Bruce Highway, that could have been disastrous, what went on there.
ColletteHOST
30:17
It was disgraceful.

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