The Liberal and Nationals Government is investing in a new covered area for the Dalby Showground under Round 5 of our highly successful Building Better Regions Fund.
TheDalby & District Show Society is set to receive $63,307 in federal funding towards the construction of a large multipurpose covered area on a previously completed concrete floor.
Federal Member for Maranoa, David Littleproud said the Government’s investment is delivering better facilities and creating economic opportunities across the electorate.
“This is a proud day for the region in our fight to make sure we get our fair share,” Mr Littleproud said.
“The Government is backing this project so that the Dalby & District Show Society has the facilities it needs for the future. This is all part of our Government’s commitment to secure the future of regional Australia.”
Under Round 5 of the BBRF, the Government has committed almost $300 million to support 295 projects across regional Australia, which will create an estimated 9,900 jobs during the project period.
This latest funding round takes our total support through the BBRF to $1.38 billion across nearly 1,300 projects.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Barnaby Joyce said the Government is focused on ensuring our regions remain strong.
“The Liberal and Nationals Government is continuing to work hard on behalf of Australians living in regional and remote communities,” the Deputy Prime Minister said.
“That’s why we’ve committed an additional $100 million under this latest round to take total funding to almost $300 million. This extra funding will support more projects, more jobs and create more economic opportunities in our regions to boost their recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Funding for these projects in Maranoa is a testament to the dedication of David Littleproud.
“Infrastructure upgrades funded in this latest round will ensure our regions remain great places to live and visit, while helping support important regional industries which create jobs.
“Our Government is committed to delivering the best outcomes for regional and remote Australia, which is why we are providing local businesses, industries and families with opportunities to get ahead.”
For a full list of successful projects, please visit: www.business.gov.au/bbrf
