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Redbank Plains Road Upgrade – Stage 3

Under Construction · Suburb: Bellbird Park Redbank Plains · Ref: INF02414 · Last updated: 2026-08-19

Description

Council is upgrading Redbank Plains Road to a four-lane urban standard between Keidges Road to Kruger Parade, in Redbank Plains. The project is jointly supported and funded through the Queensland Government's Transport Infrastructure Development Scheme (TIDS) and Ipswich City Council.

Status

Construction to upgrade Redbank Plains Road to a four-lane urban standard between Keidges Road to Kruger Parade, is partially complete. The remaining works, which include upgrading the Kruger Parade and Redbank Plains Road roundabout, are anticipated to be complete by the end of the 2028-2029 financial year, dependent on funding in future Council budgets. This important upgrade will provide safer and improved travel for all road users.

What to expect

Construction works are partially complete.

Funding (Capital Works Program)

Capital Works Program 2025–2028 (2025–2026 budget · Strategic Transport · as “Redbank Plains Road Upgrade – Stage 3”) Council source ↗

2025–20262026–20272027–20283 Year Total
$2M$2M

Capital Works Program 2024–2027 (2024–2025 budget · Strategic Transport · as “Redbank Plains Road Upgrade – Stage 3”) Council source ↗

2024–20252025–20262026–20273 Year Total
$1.8M$1.9M$2M$5.8M

Capital Works Program 2023–2026 (2023–2024 budget · Strategic Transport · as “Redbank Plains Road Upgrade – Stage 3”) Council source ↗

2023–20242024–20252025–20263 Year Total
$11.7M$5.8M$17.4M

Funding, as published in each program

Financial year2023–2024 program2024–2025 program2025–2026 program
2023–2024$11,657,000··
2024–2025 revised$5,750,000$1,800,000·
2025–2026$1,950,000
2026–2027·$2,000,000$2,000,000
2027–2028··

Council published different figures for 2024–2025 in different programs. Both are Council's own; each links to the page it appears on.

· = outside that program's three-year window (not zero). Amounts are Council's, in the year they were published for.

Amounts are as published in Council's Capital Works Program PDFs ($'000, multiplied out). See all capital works programs.

Timeline

Everything Council has published about this project, newest first. Each entry links to its source.

Discussed in Council meetings (2)

ItemMeetingSource
2. INF04371 – School Road Redbank Plains - Road UpgradeCouncillor Briefing and Workshop Session — 2026-05-12Council source ↗
3. Redbank Plains Road Upgrade Corridor Plan - Stage 4Growth and Infrastructure Committee — 2020-03-17Council source ↗

In the news (23)

ArticleDateSource
Annual Report highlights year of delivering for Ipswich community2025-11-04Source ↗
Thirty years of a safer Ipswich celebrated2025-01-06Source ↗
Bielby Holdings to deliver major Ripley Valley road upgrades2025-01-02Source ↗
Game-changer intersection upgrade complete2024-12-24Source ↗
Redbank Plains Road upgrade boosts community infrastructure2024-12-24Source ↗
Redbank Plains Road section opens to motorists early2024-10-21Source ↗
Delivering infrastructure in 2024-2025 to support a growing Ipswich2024-06-27Source ↗
Council’s 2024-2025 Annual Plan and Budget forges path for future growth2024-06-27Source ↗
Weekend work to kick-start Redbank Plains Road upgrade2024-06-26Source ↗
Meet your Division 2 Councillor: Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic2024-04-24Source ↗
New $2.99m Ipswich clubhouse now open2024-04-15Source ↗
Ipswich City Council’s new term begins2024-04-12Source ↗
Work recommences on Redbank Plains Road upgrade2024-04-08Source ↗
New Ipswich City Council officially sworn in2024-04-03Source ↗
Community Matters – Division 2 update2023-10-25Source ↗
Ipswich Budget 2023-2024: Budget delivers cost of living support with below inflation rate rise2023-06-22Source ↗
Next stage of Redbank Plains Road transformation shifts gears2022-08-03Source ↗
Division 2 highlights: On the move with a focus on road and park upgrades2022-06-30Source ↗
Latest road works: Blackall St upgrade begins2020-04-01Source ↗
Council identifies preferred option for four-lane upgrade of major road2020-03-25Source ↗
Changes ahead for motorists and residents with Redbank Plains Road upgrade2019-11-07Source ↗
Vision 2020: September message from Ipswich Administrator Greg Chemello2019-09-20Source ↗
How roads spend in this year’s council budget stacks up2019-07-04Source ↗

Meeting items mentioning this project's streets

ItemStreetMeeting
4. Asset and Infrastructure Services Department Capital Delivery Report July 2026Keidges RoadInfrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee — 2026-09-15
4. Proposed Acquisitions of Land For INF04371 School Road Upgrade ProjectRedbank Plains RoadFinance and Governance Committee — 2026-09-15
5. Proposed Surrender and Acquisition of Easement for INF04371 School Road Upgrade ProjectRedbank Plains RoadFinance and Governance Committee — 2026-09-15
4 Disposal (Lease) over Council owned Freehold Land at 460-466 Redbank Plains Road, Redbank PlainsRedbank Plains RoadCouncil — 2026-08-27
4. Disposal (Lease) over Council owned Freehold Land at 460-466 Redbank Plains Road, Redbank PlainsRedbank Plains RoadFinance and Governance Committee — 2026-08-11
5 New Item (Committees) - 50-cent connected region initiativeRedbank Plains RoadAdvocacy Advisory Committee — 2025-12-08
17.1. Notice of Motion - Redbank Plains Road and Sinnathamby Boulevard bridgeRedbank Plains RoadCouncil — 2025-09-25
1 Intersection of Redbank Plains Road and Greenwood Village Road, Redbank PlainsRedbank Plains RoadCouncil — 2025-07-30
1. Intersection of Redbank Plains Road and Greenwood Village Road, Redbank PlainsRedbank Plains RoadInfrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee — 2025-07-22
10. Planning and Environment Court Action Status ReportRedbank Plains RoadInfrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee — 2025-07-22
9 New Lease over Freehold Land at 117 Redbank Plains Road, Bellbird ParkRedbank Plains RoadCouncil — 2025-06-19
4. Greenwood Village Road and Redbank Plains Road intersectionRedbank Plains RoadCouncillor Briefing and Workshop Session — 2025-06-17
10. New Lease over Freehold Land at 117 Redbank Plains Road, Bellbird ParkRedbank Plains RoadFinance and Governance Committee — 2025-06-10
0 New Item (Committees) - Leave of Absence - Mayor Teresa HardingKeidges RoadInfrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee — 2025-05-20
2. Damage to Sporting Clubs caused by ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred 2025Redbank Plains RoadCommunity and Sport Committee — 2025-04-22

Showing the 15 most recent of 34 — see the street pages above for the rest.

Source: Ipswich City Council Civic Projects Map (CC BY 4.0).