May 8, 2026

Favourite your most use Planning Layers and new Queensland data

Control How Planning Layers Appear on the Map

When multiple layers are active, like zones, overlays, hazards and easements, they can start to overlap, making the map harder to read. You can now adjust the opacity of each layer group using the slider in the Planning Layers panel.

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Brisbane Neighbourhood Plans and Other Local Plans Are Now Available

Brisbane now includes neighbourhood plans. This data sets character requirements, setbacks, and amenity provisions for specific suburbs and precincts.

We've also added local plans across Queensland, which apply to particular sites or precincts with their own development requirements.

Both are now mapped in Landchecker and accessible in three places:

  • Planning Layers panel (left-hand side)
  • Property information panel (right-hand side)
  • Downloaded property reports

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