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Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program (rPPP)

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Status: Answered, finished
Asked by: Senator Susan McDonald
Portfolio: Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Agency: Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Round: 2026-27 Budget estimates
Question No: SQ26-000682
Asked: 4 June 2026
Answer due: 16 July 2026

Question

1. Please advise the progress of the Cloncurry Shire Council application for a $14.5 million grant through the Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program, to complete repairs to the Cloncurry Airport following the Queensland Monsoon Trough which impacted North West Queensland from December last year. 2. Did the Prime Minister, the Treasurer, the Minister for Emergency Management and /or other Ministers visit Cloncurry following the monsoonal trough? 3. Did all Ministers visit the Cloncurry Airport site? 4. What dates were these visits? 5. Did any other Commonwealth Ministers or senior Departmental representatives visit Cloncurry following the monsoonal trough? If so, who were they and when and why did they visit? 6. Were any applications for rPPP funding from councils in Leichhardt unsuccessful? If so, please provide a list of the project applications and justification for their exclusion from funding. 7. Were any applications for rPPP funding from councils in Solomon and Lingiari unsuccessful? If so, please provide a list of the project applications and justification for their exclusion from funding. 8. Were any applications for rPPP funding from councils in Herbert, Dawson, Durack unsuccessful? If so, please provide a list project applications and justification for their exclusion from funding. 9. Were any other applications for rPPP funding from councils in Kennedy unsuccessful? If so, please provide a list project applications and justification for their exclusion from funding.

Answer

Please see attached PDF.

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