"Melaleuca" - located approx. 95 km west of Rockhampton via Gogango with access over the newly constructed Riverslea Bridge allowing all year access with the construction of the Rookwood Weir. The development of the Rookwood Weir is changing the local landscape with investment committed for large scale Macadamia plantation and the proposal of a large feedlot, these developments will enhance the technical knowledge and skill sets of cultivation in the area to the advantage of others looking to capitalise on the water dedicated to agriculture from the weir.
"Melaleuca" - a freehold title with an area of 3,234ha (7,991 acres) with Fitzroy River frontage of 3.2km to water zone: Rookwood E, being the pond area above the weir site. The country rises from the river frontage to undulating higher country to the north-west and running back to the north-east with approximately five kms frontage to Melaleuca Creek. The balance of country is approximately 1,900ha of developed brigalow, softwood and deep vine scrub soils, and is well established to biloela and american buffel. The balance of the country is open ironbark bloodwood forest, grassed with native pastures and stylos.
"Melaleuca" lends to further development with an area of rich alluvial scrub soils to irrigation of a number of high value crops or pasture.
