Trad and Pitt defend role in luring super funds to invest in Queensland projects

By Tony Moore
Updated October 25 2016 - 5:13pm, first published 4:39pm
Ms Trad says the Queensland government is speaking with superannuation firms about infrastructure development. Photo: Tony Moore
Ms Trad says the Queensland government is speaking with superannuation firms about infrastructure development. Photo: Tony Moore
A spokesman for Treasurer Curtis Pitt said a state-by-state comparison in Deloitte's study found Queensland was improving its position. Photo: Robert Shakespeare
A spokesman for Treasurer Curtis Pitt said a state-by-state comparison in Deloitte's study found Queensland was improving its position. Photo: Robert Shakespeare
Deputy Premier Jackie Trad discusses the draft South East Queensland plan with Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate. Photo: Tony Moore
Deputy Premier Jackie Trad discusses the draft South East Queensland plan with Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate. Photo: Tony Moore

The Queensland government is talking with giant superannuation funds to drive up sagging construction figures identified in the October 2016 CommSec report, Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and Treasurer Curtis Pitt said on Tuesday.

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