Hear directly from TMR Deputy Director-General Julie Mitchell on QTRIP 2026–27 and what Queensland’s four-year forward works program means for industry.

Join AfPA for the Annual QLD State Government Budget Breakfast on Wednesday, 27 August 2026.

The ink will barely be dry on the new Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program and that’s exactly why the timing matters. Deputy Director-General Julie Mitchell will deliver a direct, no-nonsense briefing on QTRIP 2026–27 to 2029–30 and what the four-year forward works program means for AfPA members on the ground.

Members familiar with Julie can expect her characteristically frank and informed assessment of what’s ahead for industry  plus a dedicated opportunity to ask the questions that matter most to your business and pipeline.

What you’ll take away from the QLD Budget Breakfast

• A clear, up-to-date briefing on QTRIP 2026–27 to 2029–30
• Practical insight into what the four-year forward works program means for your pipeline
• Understanding of TMR’s priorities around industry capacity and procurement
• Direct answers to your questions from a senior TMR decision-maker
• Connections with peers and stakeholders across the Queensland sector

Who this is for
This event is designed for AfPA members and industry professionals working across road construction, maintenance, and pavement asset management in Queensland.

Why attend?
Forward works visibility and industry capacity remain critical priorities across the sector. This breakfast puts you in the room with TMR’s senior leadership at exactly the right moment when the new QTRIP has just landed and planning decisions are being made. It’s a focused, productive session that gives you the intelligence and connections to move forward with confidence.

To learn more about the Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program, visit qtrip.tmr.qld.gov.au.