South East Queensland has long been a popular tourist destination, with its glittering beaches, family entertainment and world-class eateries. In recent years, it has also attracted waves of new residents, ready to turn their holidays into more permanent arrangements. The most recent census revealed that in 2016-21, more people moved interstate to Queensland than to any other state.
By 2046, South East Queensland’s population is estimated to increase by almost 60%, to 6 million people. While the region is currently a rare mix of lifestyle and opportunity, this much change will bring challenges. So, we asked the experts: what needs to happen in SEQ over the next two decades?
