The Council of Mayors (SEQ) welcomes the recent City Deal funding announcement delivering $20 million in joint investment to green infrastructure projects across South East Queensland.
A new regional food systems strategy for SEQ aims to future-proof thousands of jobs and unlock billions of in economic and social benefits to make sure the region’s food system is ready for the future.
A delegation to Canberra with the Primary Industries Minister, Mayors from South East Queensland and the Invasive Species Council has called for urgent action in the fight against red imported fire ants.
A million-dollar eDNA monitoring program for native aquatic species including platypus will launch across more than 200 locations in South East Queensland in a landmark milestone for the region’s conservation.
From leading the charge towards Brisbane 2032, to unlocking billions in infrastructure investment, the Council of Mayors (SEQ) celebrates twenty years shaping Australia’s fastest-growing region.
A $6.7 million Strategic River Resilience project will deliver vital river rehabilitation works in South East Queensland’s (SEQ) Scenic Rim to protect agricultural land and improve long-term flood resilience.