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Border to Gowrie project update June 2021

Submissions on the draft Border to Gowrie Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) are currently being considered by the Queensland Coordinator-General (CG).

June 30, 2021

Border to Gowrie News Project update
Visualisation of the Southbrook area

For more information on the EIS process, including next steps, please refer to the CG’s responses to Inland Rail Border to Gowrie frequently asked questions 

Out and about 

Our weekly Pittsworth and Millmerran community outreach sessions are on hold while we undertake targeted engagement with directly impacted landowners. We’ll be back out shortly. 

You can still get in touch with us by:

  • dropping into our office at 143-145 Margaret Street, Toowoomba (next door to Fitzy’s)
  • calling 1800 732 761
  • emailing inlandrailqld@artc.com.au. 

June 30, 2021

Border to Gowrie News Project update
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