Queensland's 'ambitious' plan for one million new homes leaves some feeling squeezed out

The Queensland Liberal National Party (LNP) government has reached its two-year anniversary in office by highlighting an increase in the rate of residential construction across the state. The administration has set a target of building one million new homes over a 20-year period as part of its housing strategy.

Despite the reported rise in construction activity, current data indicates that the state's progress remains insufficient to meet the long-term goal. The initiative has faced criticism from some residents who report feeling displaced or marginalized by the current housing environment.