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The LNP plans a $33 billion Bruce Highway boost if it wins the next state election – taking the key regional route to four lanes from Cairns through to Gympie. The massive 15-year construction effort is forecast to create an estimated 6820 full-time jobs a year, adding up to more than 100,000 jobs over the life of the project. Opposition leader Deb Frecklington said Queensland companies w...
Rockhampton Regional Council has announced the appointment of a new executive manager of Advance Rockhampton, Greg Bowden. A former Blackwater boy, Mr Bowden’s appointment to Advance Rockhampton follows 15 years of service working directly with the Lord Mayor at Brisbane City Council. New Advance Rockhampton executive manager Greg Bowden. His most recent role was director of strate...
The State Government has announced an additional $42.5 million for the Isis Highway between Bundaberg and the Bruce Highway. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the new investment would upgrade safety on the 40km stretch. “Truckies, families and businesses rely on the Isis and Bruce highways every day, which is why we’re delivering $20 million in Bruce upgrades north of C...
The Hughenden Irrigation Project is at the centre of a political row, with Federal Member for Kennedy Bob Katter demanding that the State just “sign the dam project off.” The Federal Government has already approved funding for a detailed business case to develop the potential $500 million Hughenden water project. The Hughenden Irrigation Project Corporation (HIPCo) received approval fo...
Queensland planners have dominated the National Awards for Planning Excellence, taking out six of the 12 categories. Winners were announced at the Planning Institute of Australia’s first virtual awards presentation livestreamed on YouTube. Queenslanders won the awards for Planner of the Year; Great Place; Public Engagement and Community Planning; Hard Won Victory; Improving Planning Proce...
James Cook University has entered a new five-year partnership with North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) to help safeguard the marine environment. The $5 million agreement expands the current three-year partnership JCU has to track the health of the marine environment around NQBP’s ports at Mackay, Hay Point, Abbot Point and Weipa and will enable new PhD and BSc scholarships based o...
Aeon Metals has stretched out the timing for its Walford Creek pre-feasibility study to allow further work focused on cobalt extraction. The company said metallurgical and process workstreams were now welladvanced in the PFS for the North-West Queensland copper-cobalt project. The front-end flowsheet design to produce copper, zinc and lead concentrates has proceeded well and is nearing comp...
Mackay-based company Vayeron has launched an innovative industrial IoT sensor product for underground longwall mines. The next generation wireless inclinometer delivers safety and productivity improvements by providing automation control data. Vayeron says its new product represents a low CAPEX alternative to conventional inclinometers that are necessary for capturing guidance and control ...
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