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Howlong Industrial Estate and Export Precinct Official Opening
Today Federation Council and the Staughton Group were joined by the Honourable Sussan Ley, Member for Farrer, to officially open the Howlong Industrial Estate and Export Precinct project. This project has allowed for a new 16 lot Business Park Development, as an expansion to Howlong’s Industrial Precinct, and in partnering with the Australian Government and the Staughton Group, the expansion and upgrade of the existing Staughton Group (CoolOff) manufacturing facility.
The location of the new Business Park provides easy and accessible transport links to major cities and regional centres along with offering extensive freight and transport services that offer fast and cost effective distribution options. The projects were made possible by funding from the Australian Government Building Better Regions Fund of $6.759 million, $6.589 million from the Staughton Group (CoolOff) and $1.999 million funded by Feder
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The Livingstone Shire has received a water boost.
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Livingstone Shire Council’s Yeppoon Sewerage Treatment Plant has recently been upgraded to produce “Class A” recycled water for distribution to customers.
The council says it will be used largely for irrigation.
The council currently recycles approximately 60 per cent of the current sewage inflow to the Yeppoon STP, which is generally used for irrigation of golf courses, sporting fields, parks, public gardens and median strips.
The works have been funded via 50 per cent matched funding from the Australian Government’s Building Better Regions Fund which will assist Livingstone Shire Council to deliver the $2.716 million Yeppoon Recycled Water Augmentation Project.