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Digital 1–4 year program Project Total estimated cost ($M) Contributions Fed QG LG Priv Expenditure to June 2015 ($M) 2015–16 2016–17 Funding ($M) Indicative 2017–18 to 2018–19 Beyond South East Queensland Government Wireless Network 565.000 ● ● 61.500 57.000 41.000 68.000 337.500 Regional Queensland Capital grant to connect remote communities in Central West Queensland 1 16.500 ● ● ● 6.250 Statewide Mobile Black Spot 53.850 ● ● ● 2.000 5.000 3.000 Programme 2 Broadband Upgrade Project–fibre optic cabling for schools 137.000 ● 27.400 27.400 54.800 27.400 Notes: 1 The Queensland Government has committed $6.25 million towards a project in the Barcoo–Diamantina region that will link the towns of Windorah, Birdsville, Bedourie, Jundah and Stonehenge through an optic fibre network and provide high speed internet and 4G mobile service to the region. Funding for the project will be provided by the two shires and the Queensland and Australian Governments (via Round 2 of the National Stronger Regions Fund). 2 The sum of the cashflows does not equal Total Estimated Cost because cashflows are Queensland Government cashflows only. State commitment is $10M however the yearly splits shown are estimates only because the rollout schedule for the towers is still to be determined. The Queensland Government has implemented an Accelerated Works Program for regional Queensland. Some of the announced projects are individually highlighted in this document, while others may be embedded in a larger program of work. Case study Covering Queensland’s mobile black spots Queensland has a higher percentage of rural and remote households than other states in Australia, and sometimes long distances between telecommunications towers. Providing appropriate, reliable telecommunications to these regions is often not commercially viable without co-funding assistance from governments, councils and major industry operators in these regions. The Queensland Government is committed to working with the Australian Government and providers to improve telecommunications connectivity in regional Queensland. This commitment is demonstrated by its recent $10 million co-contribution towards improving mobile coverage for Queenslanders. With this contribution, and that of other parties, a total of $53.85 million will be invested in Queensland through the Australian Government’s Mobile Black Spot Programme. This will see significant improvements in mobile coverage with 68 new or upgraded mobile towers. As part of the arrangement with Telstra, Queensland will also receive 50 4G small cells to boost coverage in heavily-trafficked areas. The Australian Government has also announced a second round of the programme, with funding over two years from 2016. It is anticipated that this will deliver additional mobile towers to Queensland. 86 State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program
Digital Mobile Black Spot Programme selected locations Darnley Island Weipa Peninsula Development Road Wide Bay Woolooga Widgee Glastonbury Durong Kin Kin Sunshine Wattle Camp Kumbria Coast Maleny/ Belli Park Maroochydore Boyneside Kenilworth Road Dulong Cooyar Moore Mt Mee Haden/ Somerset Dam Maclaglan Road Crows Nest Brisbane Mount Sylvia Toowoomba Greater Brisbane Darlington Boonah/Rathdowney Rd Southport Darling Downs/ Maranoa Currumbin Creek Road Gold Coast Eukey Gulf Development Road Gregory Forsayth Julatten Speewah Goldsborough Valley Watsonville Cairns Butchers Creek Flying Fish Point Cairns Long Pocket Greenvale Abergowerie Key Mobile Black Spot Programme (Telstra location) Mobile Black Spot Programme (Vodafone location) Population Centre Townsville Barkly Highway Barkly Highway Mount Isa McKinlay Urandangi Landsborough Highway Remote Queensland Torrens Creek Townsville Mackay Mackay Clarke Creek Marlborough Capricorn Highway Dingo Mount Chalmers Road Capricorn Highway Bogantungan–Willows Burnett Highway Longreach Rannes Rockhampton Ubobo Gladstone Landsborough Highway Fitzroy Yaraka Bucca Mulgildie Adavale Dalbeg Bowen Development Road Gargett Jackson Coalstoun Lakes Wide Bay Bundaberg Maryborough/ Biggenden Road see inset Quilpie/Diamantina Developmental Road Eulo Darling Downs/ Maranoa Moonie Toowoomba Brisbane Maroochydore Southport N Toobeah State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program 87
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