AT A GLANCE: WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN

● $4 million over four years to carry out rectification and maintenance work at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.

● $10 million over two years to attract major events to Queensland.

● $300,000 over three years, for Young Tourism Leaders Network.

● $40 million over two years to revitalise national parks and enhance nature-based tourism.

● $17 million deficit for Goldoc, projected to break even by 2019.

● $765 million spend by Goldoc in 2017-18.

● Seven extra staff for Tourism and Events Queensland.

● $11.8 million for new primary school at Coomera.

● $6.1 million for improved dredging in Gold Coast Waterways.

● $2.1 million for extra resources for Gold Coast public libraries.

● $7.5 million for homelessness services across the Gold Coast.

●$47 million to fight counter terrorism, including through security at the Commonwealth Games

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● $4 million over four years from 2016-17 to carry out rectification and maintenance work at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre

● $180 million to be spent over three years to widen M1 between Mudgeeraba and Varsity Lakes

● Staffing of Goldoc is budgeted to increase from 487 to 867 positions