Grey Nissan X-Trail
The auction will be conducted by Tomkins Valuers & Auctioneers online at TVAA.com.au on Saturday 5 June 2021. A public viewing of the vehicles prior to the auction will be held at Tomkins 207-217 Wade Street, Parkhurst on 3 June 2021 and 4 June 2021 from 9am – 4pm.
The vehicles will be sold unregistered and in their current condition. Council offers no warranties and accepts no responsibility for the condition of the vehicles. Purchasers are to be aware that vehicle keys are generally not available.
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Rockhampton businesses can now register their interest to be part of the redevelopment of Rockhampton’s railyards.
The State Government wants a 17-hectare section of the Bolsover Street site to contribute to rail manufacturing.
Regional Roads and Train Manufacturing Assistant Minister Bruce Saunders said the site could become a regional rail supply chain hub.
“We’re moving ahead with our election commitment to build trains in Maryborough and Rocky will play an important part in the supply chain,” he said.
“Queensland’s new trains will be built in Maryborough, but we see the potential for components and materials needed during manufacturing to be supplied from other parts of the state like Rockhampton.”
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A luxurious 19-unit development has been proposed for Rockhampton, with secure gated living and a private pool for each unit.
The $7.8 million development is the latest project for well-respected Rockhampton developers, Kele Property Group. PennyCove is located at 99 and 101 Pennycuick Street, The Range.
The 7500m2 development site is located on 99 and 101 Pennycuick Street and overlooks the 8th hole of the Rockhampton Golf Course.
Part of the site was previously approved for a duplex in 2015. Open plan living inside the PennyCove units. Renders: Design + Architecture
The new proposal is for a multiple dwelling development with 19 single-story separate buildings centred around an internal access driveway.
New shade shelters are being installed at two parks in North Rockhampton. Yewdale Park in Frenchville is receiving a $125,000 shade shelter and Church Park in Park Avenue is getting a $85,000 shade shelter. Both shade shelters are being delivered by Rockhampton Regional Council. Parks, Sport and Public Spaces Councillor, Cherie Rutherford, said the new 18m by 13m shade shelter at Yewdale Park would make it even easier to enjoy the recently installed playground equipment. The new equipment, which includes climbing structures, a flying fox, swings, and a rodeo board, has been a real hit with families, and this shade structure is the icing on the cake, Cr Rutherford said.
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Three new shared bike and walking paths are being constructed in Rockhampton and are due to be complete by mid-year.
The infrastructure is meant to encourage physical activity and improve road safety.
The new paths will be located at:
Jellicoe Street to Prospect Street, worth $6.16 million)
Neville Hewitt Bridge to Musgrave Street, worth $6.6 million
Carlton Street to Yeppoon Road, worth $3.3 million
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack said work on the $16.6 million projects began in April and was part of the jointly-funded $293 million first tranche of the Road Safety Program for Queensland announced in January 2020.
“On average, every dollar invested in cycling infrastructure will return nearly five dollars in economic benefit to Queensland, with improved health outcomes, reduced traffic congestion and lower transport costs whilst also creating employment opportunities during construction,” he said.