Kooralbyn Incinerator Public Forum
Cultural & Heritage
Discuss the proposed waste to energy incinerator impacting Scenic Rim communities.
Details
Sunday 12 July 2026
2:30pm - 4:00pm
79 Ogilvie Pl, Kooralbyn QLD 4285
$
Free
Discuss the proposed waste to energy incinerator impacting Scenic Rim communities.
Sunday 12 July 2026
2:30pm - 4:00pm
79 Ogilvie Pl, Kooralbyn QLD 4285
Free
Engage in an important community discussion about the proposed enormous waste to energy incinerator planned for Bromelton. This forum offers a chance to learn about the environmental, health, and local impacts of the facility, which includes a 30-story smokestack and significant daily vehicle traffic.
You will hear from community members, business representatives, and local government about the concerns and potential consequences for the Scenic Rim region. This is a valuable opportunity to voice your opinions and ask questions.
The event welcomes everyone interested in protecting the health and wellbeing of the community and preserving the natural beauty of the Scenic Rim.
The forum will take place on Sunday afternoon, providing a relaxed setting for open dialogue. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy tea, coffee, and refreshments before the discussion begins.
This event is free to attend and suitable for adults concerned about environmental and community health issues. It is especially relevant for local families, farmers, and business owners.
The focus will be on understanding the potential damages to agriculture, human and livestock health, and the increased traffic impact on local roads.
Held at the Kooralbyn Community Centre, located at 79 Ogilvie Place, Kooralbyn QLD 4285, the venue is accessible and community-friendly.
Parking is available on site, and the location is central for residents of Kooralbyn and nearby Scenic Rim towns such as Beaudesert and Boonah.
Public transport options may be limited, so carpooling or driving is recommended.
This forum is part of ongoing community efforts to keep the Scenic Rim spectacular and protect it from industrial impacts.
Participants are encouraged to share this event with friends and neighbors to ensure a strong community voice.
The discussion will focus on factual information and respectful dialogue to support informed decision-making.
Attendance is free with no booking required, making it easy for families and community members to participate.
Early arrival is suggested to enjoy refreshments and secure seating.
For further information, contact details are provided below.