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A map of the project area outlining safety improvements for sections of the New England Highway.

Safety upgrades for New England Highway

The Department of Transport and Main Roads has announced a $5 million project that will see safety improvements made on the New England Highway between East Greenmount and the

3 June, 2025

The site set to become the Greenmount Water Treatment Plant (top) and a 3D render of the Greenmount Water Treatment Plant (above). Greenmount State School buildings are just visible at the bottom and - Street is on the left side.

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Progress on Clifton’s new water supply

The section of Gatton Clifton Road at Mount Whitestone where the landslide is occurring.

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New alert system for irksome road

Dalrymple Creek made an impressive sight at Allora Golf Course.

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District dodged a bullet

Two offenders are believed to have smashed the front window of Clifton’s service station in order to gain access to the building.

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Another robbery at Clifton’s servo

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The thin line between a blessing and a curse

The section of Mount Whitestone where a slow-moving landslide taking place.

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Gatton-Clifton Road section won’t be moved

Work has been progressing on the Four Communities water supply project, with the first section being built between Greenmount and Cambooya. Alongside Henry Road, backfilling has been taking place.

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Pipeline progressing proficiently

RASQ CEO Damon Phillips (left) and Mayor McDonald (right) meeting Queensland Director General for the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation Patricia O’Callaghan.

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Mayor McDonald unveils outline for 2025

Until this rubbish dumped at Herzig Road was cleaned up by TRC, it was an accident waiting to happen.

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Dangerous pile of rubbish dumped

At Rudd’s Pub in Nobby, Leader of The Nationals and Federal MP for Maranoa David Littleproud and Maranoa Electorate Council Chair Rob Mackenzie.

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Littleproud going around again

Community-minded volunteers Wendy and Anne Glasheen cleaning the large pile of leaves from the King Street footpath to ensure that the way was clear for Saturday’s Christmas markets.

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When Council won’t act...

Pictured at Thursday’s sod turning are, clockwise from left, Queensland Minister for Local Government and Water, Ann Leahy, Cr Melissa Taylor, Cr Edwina Farquhar, Member for Southern Downs James Lister, Queensland Assistant Minister to the Premier and Cabinet Trevor Watts, Deputy Mayor Rebecca Vonhoff, TRC Foreman Construction Patrick Radford and Mayor Geoff McDonald.

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Water security key to growth

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