482,379 disclosed contracts since 2021. 27,303 development applications first seen across 13 councils, — geocoded on the live map. Compiled daily, append-only, attributed to source.
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Scan an addressQBCC licensees, WorkSafe demolition and asbestos operators, suitable-operator registrations and verified businesses, cross-matched and deduplicated into a single searchable register. Companies in full; sole traders reduced to initials and suburb, by design.
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Queensland is building toward 23 July 2032. Contracts are let, applications are lodged, venues move through their stages. This site records that work as it becomes public.
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