Multiple outlets report that the state government is providing millions of dollars in tourism funding to develop two visitor projects, including a one-kilometre zipline in Queensland’s hinterland and a surf park. The zipline proposal is set to be built next to a camping ground bordering protected land at Springbrook National Park.
The reporting says the zipline would extend about one kilometre and is planned in the Springbrook National Park area, with the development proposed adjacent to existing camping facilities and land under environmental protection. Alongside the zipline, outlets also describe the surf park as another major beneficiary of the tourism package, with the combined funding amount described as reaching the millions.
While the sources broadly agree on the projects receiving state tourism support and the zipline’s location details, they provide limited additional information about construction timelines, approvals, or the full breakdown of funding. The reports present the initiatives as part of a broader state effort to attract visitors to regional destinations.
