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Mayor calls for round table on transport solutions

Council to bring key stakeholders together to explore the best transport solutions for the Sunshine Coast.

Artist impression provided by Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Artist impression provided by Department of Transport and Main Roads.

Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli has reaffirmed the Council’s commitment to better transport for the Sunshine Coast — both now and for the future.

Mayor Natoli said Council strongly supported heavy rail from Beerwah to Caloundra for which the detailed work had already been done.

“While the Queensland Government is concerned about the costs of rail, we ultimately want the same thing — generational infrastructure for the future,” Mayor Natoli said.

“The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure lasting transport improvements for our region.

“The Sunshine Coast deserves a transport system that works for locals now and leaves a legacy for generations to come.

“This isn’t about choosing buses over rail.

“This is about getting the best transport solutions in place for our community, both short-term and long-term.

“Sunshine Coast Council believes it is vital that we bring key stakeholders together: community members, businesses and all levels of government.

“It is a smart way to plan our region’s transport future. 

“Consequently, we are calling for a round table to explore all of the public transport options.”

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