Critics question risk of ‘Airtrain 2’ under Wave fast-track law tweaks
Queensland’s government proposed changes to fast-track the Sunshine Coast Wave project by waiving contract term limits for bus services. Critics warn this could lock taxpayers into a privatized deal akin to Airtrain, with costs potentially reaching $7 billion. Opposition members emphasize the need for transparency in what they call a multibillion-dollar deal being rushed through Parliament.
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Published 10 Jul 2026, 01:18 UTC · Updated 10 Jul 2026, 01:20 UTC
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