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Premium Content Subscriber only An intersection labelled one of Warwick’s most dangerous by road safety advocates and government officials is set to receive a huge upgrade. The junction at Churchill Dr and Park Rd will be overhauled under the joint Building our Future (Black Spot) Program between Southern Downs Regional Council and the Federal Government. Stage 1 of construction is expected to begin on February 15 and will focus on replacing the existing water main, with the new roundabou...

Premium Content Subscriber only IPSWICH residents with poor mobile phone reception can bring about change by reporting black spots to the Mobile Black Spot Program. The program has provided new towers at Moore, Somerset Dam, Jimna, Esk-Hampton Rd (Redbank Creek), Kholo and Mount Crosby, which are all on air providing 3G and 4G services. The South Ripley and Mount Kilcoy towers are due to be on air by mid-2021. The Linville tower construction is due to start in 2021. Federal Member for Blair Sh...

Just 10 Queensland intersections have been responsible for 76 serious crashes and 119 serious casualties over the past three years. SEE THE LIST

Queenslands worst intersections can today be revealed, with the RACQ calling on the State and Federal governments to boost funding and save lives. Data from Transport and Main Roads shows at least nine serious injuries at Kedron Park Road and Lutwyche Road at Kedron have resulted in 16 serious casualties since January 1, 2017. At least 18 serious injuries occurred at Paradise Island/Clifford Street and Remembrance Drive at Surfers Paradise during eight crashes. And 11 serious injuries were ...

Queenslands worst intersections can today be revealed, with the RACQ calling on the State and Federal governments to boost funding and save lives. Data from Transport and Main Roads shows at least nine serious injuries at Kedron Park Road and Lutwyche Road at Kedron have resulted in 16 serious casualties since January 1, 2017. At least 18 serious injuries occurred at Paradise Island/Clifford Street and Remembrance Drive at Surfers Paradise during eight crashes. And 11 serious injuries were ...

COVERAGE BOOST: Wattle Range Council chief executive Ben Gower, Member for Barker Tony Pasin, Telstra South Australian regional manager Mark Bolton and Wattle Range Mayor Des Noll celebrate the commissioning of the Tower Road base station south of Penola. MOBILE phone coverage south of Penola was given a significant boost this week as the switch was flicked on the new Tower Road base station. Jointly funded by the Federal Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program, the South Australian Government...

Over $1 million invested to eliminate mobile blackspot Sharing your next sunset photo just got a lot easier thanks to Optus delivering much needed coverage and connectivity to Cape Tribulation in North Eastern Queensland by partnering with the Commonwealth and Queensland Government as part of Round 2 of the Federal Governments Mobile Black Spot Program. Optus took its site deployment measures to new heights when it used a helicopter to assist with assembling the infrastructure needed for the 50...

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