Bypass forum to be streamed live
TOMORROW'S Bypass Forum at Picnic Point will be streamed live across the Toowoomba Regional Council website and Facebook page.
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TOMORROW'S Bypass Forum at Picnic Point will be streamed live across the Toowoomba Regional Council website and Facebook page.
Mayor Paul Antonio said he wanted the invite-only event to be accessed by as many people as possible.
"The live streaming will give access to interested residents and other parties, and will mark a new level in council communications," Cr Antonio said.
"It's vital our message is portrayed to not only the region but the entire nation."
Other technologies being implemented in support of the Bypass Forum include a fly through presentation that will transport viewers along the proposed route of the bypass.
The forum will start at 9am, concluding at 2pm.
Originally published as Bypass forum to be streamed live
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