Committed to Supporting Local Businesses

Moree’s CBD transformation will be delivered by local faces as Trans4m Rail has announced local builder Michael Cory as head contractor for the office renovation project in Balo Street.

Delivering on a commitment to support local businesses, Trans4m Rail has engaged local builder Michael Cory to renovate three shop fronts into office space which will accommodate the growing workforce of Trans4m Rail employees.

Mr Cory commenced construction works this week, promising to pass on his good fortune by exclusively using local subcontractors to assist him in completing the job.

Moree’s CBD transformation will be delivered by local faces as Trans4m Rail has announced local builder Michael Cory as head contractor for the office renovation project in Balo Street.

Delivering on a commitment to support local businesses, Trans4m Rail has engaged local builder Michael Cory to renovate three shop fronts into office space which will accommodate the growing workforce of Trans4m Rail employees.

Mr Cory commenced construction works this week, promising to pass on his good fortune by exclusively using local subcontractors to assist him in completing the job.

“I want to match Trans4m Rails commitment to supporting local businesses by engaging other home-grown tradesmen to help me complete this project”, said Mr Cory.

“Our local economy has the opportunity to thrive from Inland Rail construction if jobs like this are shared exclusively among our local businesses. 

“I feel very fortunate to be awarded the contract and am looking forward to seeing what the future holds with Inland Rail in our community”, said Mr Cory.

The three vacant shops along Balo Street are currently being renovated into 886 square metres of office space which will house Trans4m Rail employees for the duration of the Narrabri to North Star Phase 1 construction.

“These are really exciting times for our community, I think everyone should be trying to get their piece of the action”, said Mayor Humphries. 

“This is only early days and we can already see the benefits Inland Rail is bringing to our town, the CBD will be bustling with activity with a number of new workers set to move into the Balo Street office space after the renovations have been completed.

“It’s exciting to see local faces on the job so early in the game, and it’s a good sign for things to come”, said Mayor Humphries.

To ensure the customer parking along the CBD is not inundated, Trans4m Rail employees will have a designated car park.

While renovation works are currently underway, Tran4m Rail personnel can be found at 199 Balo Street. Community members can make enquiries by phoning or emailing Trans4m Rail via the below details:

Phone: 1800 732 761

Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Photograph: Jake Tighe (left) and Michael Cory (right), local builders renovating the Trans4m Rail offices.