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Artists impression of Cross River Rail Albert Street Station Render

Bringing industry &
government together for a
Stronger
Queensland

Construction of Brisbane’s new runway © Jen Dainer

The Infrastructure Association of Queensland Inc (IAQ) is the peak body representing the infrastructure industry in Queensland – we were formed in 1994 to foster private sector investment in infrastructure and provide a deeper understanding between the public and private sectors. We are an independent, evidence based, non partisan association influencing better outcomes for our members with timely engagement across policy issues. We work hard to create pathways to deliver on the economic enabling infrastructure the State needs to build a thriving future for Queenslanders.

IAQ is helping to create a Bold Vision for Queensland and drive reform in our sector. IAQ’s strength lies in our diversity as we represent the entire ecosystem of the sector with members from all disciplines in infrastructure.

Be a part of the change as we help make our industry and communities more sustainable.

IAQ SUPPORTS AN INFORMED VOICE

IAQ recognises the profound significance of the upcoming referendum on establishing a Voice to Parliament for Indigenous Australians. We firmly believe that an informed vote in this referendum is not only a civic responsibility but also a critical step towards ensuring the continued growth and development of our nation in an inclusive and equitable manner.

Queensland’s infrastructure sector plays a pivotal role in shaping the physical and economic landscape of our state. The decisions we make in this sector have far-reaching consequences for all Queenslanders, including Indigenous communities. It is therefore imperative that those of us in the infrastructure sector cast our votes in the Voice to Parliament referendum with a deep understanding of its implications and potential benefits.

Being informed means understanding the purpose, structure, and implications of the proposed Voice, as well as the historical and contemporary context of Indigenous rights and representation in Australia.

There are numerous resources available on the Voice to Parliament website, and we encourage all Queenslanders to take the time to educate themselves about the Voice to Parliament referendum, engage in respectful dialogue, and cast their votes with a profound understanding of the issues at hand.

A CONNECTED FUTURE

IAQ commissioned Leah Cummins, a proud Mayi and Kalkadoon woman, acclaimed artist and infrastructure professional to create our own Totem. The artwork is called “A Connected Future”.  The piece will be used and celebrated in all of IAQs correspondences, so every individual, institution and business we communicate with understand our commitment to First Nations Australians and Closing the Gaps in the build-up to the 2032 Paralympic and Olympic Games.

Leah explains her piece: In the middle is IAQ connecting to communities that benefit from future projects. The white represents urban cities and major centres. The green represents our coastal and greener communities that move toward a greener future. The brown represents those communities in the rural outback communities that maintain and keep us grounded. The blue represents the communities that thrive along the waterways that provide life to all communities.

Purchase IAQ's 'A Connected Future' by Bunya Designs

IAQ is working towards creating opportunities for all Queenslanders, regardless of where they live, and members are collaborating to bring about positive change. Infrastructure plays a critical role in supporting economic growth and social well-being, and it’s wonderful to see IAQ’s commitment to improving the lives of Queenslanders through infrastructure development.

IAQ Members are working
together to build a stronger
economy through infrastructure.

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