Queensland Beef Corridors is a pioneering advocacy campaign uniting seven councils from central and western Queensland with industry stakeholders and primary producers.

Covering nearly 218,000 square kilometres, these road corridors form a crucial network of agricultural supply chains from east to west.

Home to a quarter of Australia’s beef herd, this region includes every stage of the beef production process: breeding, backgrounding, fattening, feedlotting, finishing, processing, and exporting.

Queensland Beef Corridors are more than just infrastructure, they are the backbone of an innovative economy and the lifeblood of the communities they serve.

Despite producing world-class beef, the roads remain outdated and plagued by issues that have persisted for 150 years.

This essential commodity, which significantly contributes to our economy and culture, lacks adequate recognition in government strategic planning and investment.

To unlock the full economic potential of this thriving industry, it is crucial to invest in understanding and enhancing the beef corridors network.

Our seven councils and their mayors are united in advocating for a strategic, efficient, and structural funding solution, the future of their communities and industries.