Woolloongabba PDA explained: boundary, rules and decision-maker
The 106-hectare boundary, the rules inside it and where to look up an application.
Read storyPractical guides to local transport, planning, history, businesses and everyday life in Woolloongabba.
The 106-hectare boundary, the rules inside it and where to look up an application.
Read storyA running list of major local projects, their current stage and the original planning record.
Read storyWhat government has announced, what is still being designed and the decisions yet to be made.
Read storyThe latest construction notices, project background and official updates for Woolloongabba station.
Read storySearch by reference or address, identify the assessment authority, then read the latest decision or request rather than relying on a listing headline.
Read storyStart with the boundary and precinct, then apply the PDA-wide criteria, precinct provisions and supporting maps.
Read storyThe streets, paths and public spaces proposed around the station and Gabba precinct.
Read storyWhere new parks and open space are proposed—and which parts still need funding or approval.
Read storyUse the official Cross River Rail worksite page for current notices and dates; check conditions before travelling.
Read storyThe government registers and project pages behind The Gabba Brief.
Read storyThe main planning decisions from the PDA declaration to the current Gabba precinct process.
Read storyApproval permits a proposal subject to conditions; it does not prove finance, a start date or completion.
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