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Have your say and find out more about the proposed Mater Hill Master Plan and Ministerial Infrastructure Designation (MID)
Mater's approach to future healthcare will remain deeply connected to Mater's proud heritage and Mission and support Mater's growing statewide network.
We will continue to collaborate with stakeholders and partners to conduct further detailed planning that will help guide our final development plans for the site and are hosting a range of opportunities to engage with our community about the conceptual Master Plan and the MID application pathway. These opportunities have been created so you can view the concept Master Plan, talk to members of our team and provide your feedback.
Timeline

Preliminary stakeholder engagement - is now closed
We want to announce the preliminary stakeholder engagement phase concluded on Monday 13 September 2021.
The feedback received has been carefully considered by the project team and will be used to inform the development of the Master Plan and the technical assessments that will accompany the Ministerial Infrastructure Designation (MID).
The endorsement request will include a summary of the proposal and the outcome of the preliminary stakeholder engagement.
The MID process will include a public consultation phase. This is planned for July / August 2022. In the interim, we encourage stakeholder feedback to masterplan@mater.org.au for consideration.
Public consultation - planned for July / August 2022
Following the preliminary stakeholder engagement phase, Mater and the consultant team are currently preparing reports for the lodgement of the MID application. Mater expects to lodge this application in or around late July 2022.
Once this application is lodged, the public consultation phase will commence. We anticipate that this will begin in late July / early August 2022.
However, it is important to note that timelines and resources continue to be impacted by Mater’s community response to the global pandemic and other external factors, as was experienced with the recent flooding event across South East Queensland.
COVID-19 safe practices will be applied to all engagement activities in line with the Queensland Government guidelines in place at the time the activity is delivered. Given this ongoing uncertainty, the engagement process will be flexible and able to adapt to rapidly changing conditions readily.
Community newsletter
Throughout the Master Plan process, one of the ways in which Mater will be providing updates to the community will be via newsletters.
View our recent newsletters below:
Submit online feedback
We encourage stakeholder feedback to masterplan@mater.org.au for consideration or by submitting feedback using the feedback form below.