COLLABORATION AND CROSS-INDUSTRY LEARNING

AS A PLATFORM FOR COLLABORATION AND FUTURE-FOCUSED MINING, QME RETURNS TO MACKAY TO CONTINUE TO PUSH THE INDUSTRY FORWARD.

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As Queensland's resources sector continues to navigate shifting market conditions, technological transformation and rising expectations around safety and sustainability, the Queensland Mining and Engineering Exhibition (QME) remains a critical meeting point for the industry.

Held at the Mackay Showgrounds from 21–23 July, QME will once again bring thousands of attendees and hundreds of exhibitors together in the heart of one of Australia's most active mining regions.

Now in its third decade, Queensland's largest regional mining event has cemented its position as a cornerstone for the state's resources sector, attracting suppliers, contractors and engineers from across Australia and around the world.

In response to overwhelming demand, QME has expanded its outdoor exhibition footprint after selling out its initial space. The outdoor exhibition area is purpose-built to accommodate everything from heavy machinery and specialised fleet equipment through to pumps, lighting solutions, solar products, generators, modular buildings and vehicles.

Designed for high visibility and engagement, the space allows exhibitors to demonstrate performance and application of gear and equipment in a way that closely mirrors operating conditions on site.