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Dinosaur based tourism is expected to grow in outback Queensland as the State Government commits close to $500,000 over three years.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the government would use the funding to develop a road map to growing dinosaur tourism, which would help to boost the region’s tourism industry in years to come.
“Outback Queensland is one of the best places in the world to have a dinosaur experience,” she said.
“Some of Australia’s most significant dinosaur discoveries have been made in Queensland in recent years.
“We want to capitalise on demand for unique tourism experiences in the future – that’s what our road map will help us achieve.
Sunshine Coast Council is seeking changes to its multimillion dollar funding agreement for the Mooloolaba foreshore development due to construction delays of up to six months. Wet weather, storm damage and design changes have delayed works on the new boardwalk, viewing platform and seawall, according to the council. A council spokesman said a request had been made to the State Government for amendments to the funding agreement to reflect the new time frames. The state chipped in $4.5 million from its Unite and Recover Community Stimulus Package for the development, which was expected to be completed by the middle of the year.
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