FUTURE RAIL CONNECTION IN STUDY’S SIGHTShttp://www.cabinet.qld.gov.au/MMS/StatementDisplaySingle.aspx?id=53666
Brisbane’s rail network could be connected by a massive underground tunnel and major new stations under proposals being looked at in a new State Government study.
Minister for Transport and Main Roads Paul Lucas said the study would help determine how the city could manage the massive growth in public transport demand.
Underground shops 'could fund new Brisbane rail tunnel' http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/underground-shops-could-fund-new-brisbane-rail-tunnel-20100324-qv6g.html

Brisbane commuters may have access to underground shops once a planned new 19km cross-river rail project is completed, Premier Anna Bligh says.
The state government today announced it was planning to build an $8 billion underground rail tunnel from near Woolloongabba under the Brisbane CBD to Bowen Hills.
The premier made the announcement as part of the Cross River Rail study, which aims to find a new north-south connection in the inner-city.
A 19km proposed corridor would include a tunnel under the Brisbane River and new stations, running from Salisbury, in Brisbane's south, to Wooloowin, in the north, via Woolloongabba, the CBD and Bowen Hills.
Demand for inner Brisbane rail services is tipped to jump from 59 - for the current morning peak hour - to 92 by 2016.
That number is predicted to climb to 141 by 2026, a demand that cannot be met by existing rail lines and stations, the Cross River Rail study found.
Ms Bligh said the private sector could help fund the project and open underground shops for commuters.