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Infrastructure Investment Program

The Australian Government is committed to a 10-year, over $120 billion infrastructure investment pipeline, ensuring a rolling program of sustainable land transport infrastructure projects.

The Government is working in partnership with states and territories to deliver a credible and sustainable pipeline of projects which support a range of economic and social objectives, including productivity and resilience, sustainability and liveability.

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Tilbrook Rd, Rural road - 138941-26WA-RTR
The Tilbrook Road Re-Sheeting Project involves the rehabilitation of the existing gravel road surface through the supply, placement, and compaction of new gravel material to restore the road's structural integrity and improve driving conditions. The project aims to address pavement deterioration, corrugations, rutting, potholes, and loss of road surface material caused by traffic wear and environmental conditions. The works will improve road safety, maintain reliable access for residents, agricultural operators, and freight vehicles, and reduce ongoing maintenance requirements. The proposed works include road preparation, gravel re-sheeting, shaping, grading, watering, compaction, and the restoration of the road profile and drainage. The project will enhance ride quality, improve all-weather accessibility, and extend the operational life of this important local road transport asset. By improving the condition of Tilbrook Road, the project will support the efficient movement of agricultural produce, provide safer travel for road users, and contribute to the long-term sustainability of the Shire's rural road network.
Low Darling Road (Rural Road) - 138946-26NSW-RTR
Resealing of road segments due to excessive cracking from previous flood event and recent major rainfall.
SR1139 Weja Road, (Rural Road) - 138943-26NSW-RTR
Gravel resheeting is proposed on sections of road affected by severe potholes and loss of gravel pavement. As a key bus route, these works will improve road safety, restore driving conditions, and provide safe, reliable access for the community in response to public requests and concerns.
Tessmans Road, Kingaroy - 138823-26QLD-RTR
The road experiences high traffic levels and is displaying damage along a large section. The proposed repairs include digout, emulsion seal, patching potholes, bitumen hot seal, and linemarking where required to prevent further damage and extend the asset life.
Warrego Highway - Dalby Eastern Access Upgrade
One of 20 projects delivered as part of the Australian Government's $508 million commitment to the Warrego Highway Upgrade Program. This project upgraded the road infrastructure between the Winton and Moonie Highway intersection, providing additional lanes, a new set of traffic and pedestrian signals and pavement strengthening operations.
Scott Street, Wondai - 138852-26QLD-RTR
The proposed works include digouts, emulsion seal, patching potholes, hot seal, and refreshed linemarking. Scott Street is a central street in Wondai with high traffic usage, and repairs will ensure it remains usable without too much impact on residents.
Magnussen Drive, Tingoora - 138824-26QLD-RTR
Council proposes to digout failed pavements, emulsion seal, patching, bitumen hot seal, and linemarking to repair potholes and cracking, prevent further damage, and increase usability of the road.
George Street North, Nanango - 138838-26QLD-RTR
Road in need of resealing and already showing damage, including potholes and cracks. Proposed works will prevent further damage and extend asset life through digouts and emulsion seal, patching potholes, bitumen hot seal, and linemarking where required.
Reillys Road, Cushnie - 138850-26QLD-RTR
The Proposed works to reseal the road include digouts, emulsion seal, patching, hot seal, and linemarking. This will address current damage and extend the life of the asset by several years.
Brook Road, Kumbia - 138833-26QLD-RTR
Expanse of road showing wear and tear, including surface cracking and potholes, and posing risk of further failure. Proposed works include digout of failed pavements and emulsion seal, patching potholes, bitumen hot seal, and linemarking where required.

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