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A Central Queensland road is set to receive a $3.75m upgrade, with work to start in coming months.
The Australian Government has put $3m towards the upgrade of Willies Creek Royles Road in Bingegang.
Central Highlands Regional Council Mayor Kerry Hayes said improving road access would result in significant social benefits to the local community.
“I am excited to see shovels hit the ground on this vital project, because improving access and road connections is a great outcome for the entire community,” Mr Hayes said.
“All local road users will soon be reaping the benefits of this project, which is expected to be completed by early 2022.”
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A vital freight connection road in Central Queensland has had $3,000,000 unlocked by the Federal Government for major upgrades.
Construction is set to commence on Willies Creek Royles Rd in Bingegang, 215 kilometres northwest of Rockhampton, in the coming months.
Federal Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd said around 10 kilometres of the Willies Creek Royles Road would be upgraded to a seven metre seal width.
“Associated drainage, signage, road fixture and road furniture works will also be carried out,”
Mr O’Dowd said.
“Regional employment will also get a boost with the project expecting to support approximately 15 jobs.”
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