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Rookwood Weir project reaches significant milestone


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The $367.2 million Rookwood Weir project reached a significant milestone on Friday, with the announcement in-river construction was underway.
Rookwood Weir is being built on the Fitzroy River, 66 kilometres southwest of Rockhampton.
Once complete, the more than 16-metre high weir would enable a transition to higher value agricultural land use and facilitate new industrial business opportunities in the region.
The 18-metre high concrete Riverslea Bridge upgrade was also nearly complete.
The upgrade would replace the existing crossing with a single 3.5-metre wide road lane, connecting the approaches to the bridge with the existing road, including passing bays at both ends, and demolishing the existing culvert crossing. ....

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Scheme to boost Rocky jobs and social housing


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CONSTRUCTION of apartments worth more than $2 million will increase construction jobs and eventually provide social housing for Rockhampton residents.
The State Government will build five one-bedroom and two 2-bedroom apartments in Frenchville as part of its Works for Tradies program.
Hutchinson Builders project manager Dan McKenna said the Frenchville build was a $2.17 million project.
“Over 90 per cent of this value will be directly spent in the local community with only a small portion being spent elsewhere due to specialty supply items,” he said.
“It is being run from Hutchies local office of 11 years, which has 14 permanent local employees, four being directly involved in this project. ....

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