Big Build Backs Toowoomba-Warwick Pipeline Procurement
Procurement underway for Toowoomba to Warwick PipelineLocal contractors and suppliers encouraged to register interestProject will support 400 jobs
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Procurement underway for Toowoomba to Warwick PipelineLocal contractors and suppliers encouraged to register interestProject will support 400 jobs
A bright spot amid the flood recovery is that the Leslie Dam is continuing to spill, which is a huge relief...
Water security for the Southern Downs region is being bolstered thanks to the Palaszczuk Government, with early works underway on projects to unlock
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Premium Content Subscriber only The Queensland Government has announced $20 million to construct a new pipeline and increase dam capacity for drought affected towns on the Southern Darling Downs. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on April 15, $8 million for design and surveying for a Toowoomba to Warwick pipeline and $4.54 million to increase capacity to Leslie Dam by 1700ML. This announcement comes as the Central Queensland town of Mount Morgan is also suffering from a serious water crisis, with its main water source, the No.7 dam, dropping to about 8.6 per cent capacity. Twenty water ...