Brisbane put up for sale…

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

The Queensland Government will sell a raft of state-owned transport and infrastructure assets, most notably the port of Brisbane, in an effort to fill a A$14B budgetary black hole brought about by the global financial crisis.

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