The Federal and Queensland governments will soon deliver important upgrades to the Bruce Highway and Buxton Road intersection at Isis River.
Improvements for this project will include dedicated right and left-turn lanes into Buxton Road, the local service station and fruit orchard, as well as improved access for nearby property owners.
The upgrade will also improve freight efficiency through the busy corridor in the Wide-Bay Burnett region, while helping maintain traffic flow along the Bruce Highway.
The Bruce Highway is fundamental to Queensland’s economy and residents, connecting communities and supporting industries across the state.
These road upgrades follow frequent local feedback, which has long called for safer and more efficient passage at the key intersection.
Related stories:
- Black Spot funding for 15 locations in TAS
- NSW Gov rolls out record $2.1B plan for Sydney Trains
- Aptella: Unsung heroes
“We’re getting on with the job of delivering after years of community feedback,” said Brent Mickelberg, State Minister for Transport and Main Roads.
“This intersection upgrade strikes the right balance of safety, access and efficiency in one of the region’s most important transport corridors.”
Construction is on track to commence from July 2026, and is anticipated to take around 12 months to complete, weather permitting.
