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“In recognition of the pioneering achievements of the Archer Brothers in the discovery and development of Western Downs and Central Queensland regions.”

accommodation groupArcher’s

miles - taroom - theodore - blackwater - mt morgan - gracemere - kinka beach

Archer’s Accommodation Group• Archer’s Accommodation Village – Miles – 3100 rooms

• Archer’s Motor Inn – Taroom – 90 rooms

• Archer’s Motor Inn – Theodore – 110 rooms

• Archer’s Executive Villas – Blackwater – 31 rooms

• Archer’s Residential Development – Mt Morgan – 1800 rooms

• Archer’s Serviced Apartments – Gracemere – 135 rooms

• Archer’s Tourist Park – Kinka Beach – 300 rooms

• room2move.com Mobile Camp Accommodation - any place any time

Further enquiriesPhone: 1800 20 04 08Email: admin@landtrakcorp.com

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Letter from the CEO“It is with great pleasure that I have the opportunity on behalf of Landtrak Corporation Ltd to introduce one of the largest resource related accommodation projects to be undertaken in the Western Downs Region.

In the 1800‘s when Charles Archer came to the area looking for a place to run sheep he was following the footsteps of the explorer Thomas Mitchell. But this wasn’t only about farming. Charles Archer was bringing a new life to an old land. A life for his family and the start of a new community. Now, there is a new group of explorers offering renewed life for the old land and the emergance of a new community.

Archer’s Accommodation Village is that community. It is a focus, a home and a community for the new explorers in the gas fields of the Surat Basin. It is designed to compliment and expand Miles Community and to respect the area’s rural history. LandTrak believes that fostering a sense of community by embracing integrated accommodation facilities, encourages greater community support for the defragmentation of accommodation services.

Over 18 months of extensive investigation, negotiation and planning has resulted in Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles - a first class facility that adopts the latest technology, cutting edge finishes and sustainable principles to support the phenomenal investment in this region from the mining and energy sectors.

The master plan for Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles responds to the diversity of project requirements, including density demands, the challenging rural context, and the needs of the village operators, patrons and staff. Key to the projects success is a development that has a legible urban design strategy combined with a range of integrated landscape zones and built form in a comfortable and safe environment.

I would personally like to thank all consultants and personnel involved in this process and the Western Downs Regional Council for their visionary support in creating the bench mark in “away from home - resort style living’’ to cater for the influx of workers predicted over the next decade and beyond.”

Paul Czislowski / CEO

Landtrak Corporation

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Summary Of Brochure

Welcome Page 1Letter from the CEO 2Summary of the Brochure 3Archer’s Accommodation Group Project Sites 4Projected Employment and Expenditure 5Projected Employment and Expenditure Graph 8Archer’s History 9Landtrak History 10Archers Accommodation Village Miles - Site Layout 11Fittings and Fixtures 13Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles Bus Terminal 14Miles Airport 14Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles 15Council Approval Letter 16Strategic Alliances 17RMA Engineers 18Sustainability 19Archer’s Motor Inn Taroom 20Archer’s Motor Inn Theodore 21Archer’s Executive Villas Blackwater 22Archer’s Residential Developments Mt Morgan 23Archer’s Serviced Apartments Gracemere 24Archer’s Tourist Park Kinka Beach 25room2move.com Mobile Workers Accommodation 26Expression of Interest 27

Important Notice - DisclaimerThis document has been prepared by the Company. The information and opinions contained in this document are derived from public and private sources which we believe to be reliable and accurate but which, without further investigation, cannot be warranted as to their accuracy, completeness or correctness. This information is supplied on the condition that the Company, and any principal or employee of the Company, are not liable for any error or inaccuracy contained herein, whether negligently caused or otherwise, or for loss or damage suffered by any person due to such error, omission or inaccuracy as a result of such supply. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer or a recommendation to purchase securities under the securities law of any jurisdiction, including the United States Securities Act of 1933, or any US state securities laws, or a solicitation to enter into any other transaction.

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Archer’s Accommodation Group Project Sites

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PROJECT COMPANY EST. START-UP EST. CAPEX EMPLOYMENTWandoan (Phase 1) Xstrata Coal Ltd N/A $6000m 6000/900

Woori Project Cockatoo Coal(Taroom) Pty Ltd, Mitsui (MCH Surat Basin Invest-ment P/L) Surat Coal Pty Ltd

2018 $400m 450/201

Collingwood Project (North Surat)

Cockatoo Coal (Taroom) PtyLtd, Mitsui (MCHSurat Basin Investment P/L)

2017 $800m 600/400

Bundi Coal Project MetroCoal 2017 $994m N/A

CamebyDowns

YancoalAustralia

2014 $140m 100/550

ChinchillaUCG

Linc Energy 2009 $1000m 400/200

Collingwood Cockatoo Coal 2015 $650m 1000/400

Elimatta New HopeCoal

2014-15 $615m 400/300

Horse Creek PeabodyEnergy

2013 n/a N/A

Surat Basin toGladstonepipeline

Arrow Energy 2016-17 $600m N/A

Wandoan XstrataItochuSumisho Coal

2013 $1900m 1375/844

Wilkie Creek PeabodyEnergy

2014 n/a N/A

Woori(Guluguba)

Cockatoo Coal 2013 n/a 100/80

AustralianPacific LNG(FieldDevelopment)

Origin EnergyConoco Phillips

2013 $220m 12000/1200

Surat GasProject (FieldDevelopment)

Arrow Energy 2016-18 $900m 500/800

PROJECT COMPANY EST. START-UP EST. CAPEX EMPLOYMENTArrow Surat to Gladstone gaspipeline

Arrow Energy Ltd 2014 $600m 450

Moura CSG Power Station

TMolopo Australia Ltd N/A $65m 200

Miles and Taroom

Theodore

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PROJECT COMPANY EST. START-UP EST. CAPEX EMPLOYMENTTaroom Project Cockatoo Coal (Taroom) Pty

Ltd, Mitsui (MCH Surat Basin Investment P/L)

2018 $800m 800/450

Collingwood Project (North Surat)

Cockatoo Coal (Taroom) PtyLtd,Mitsui (MCH Surat Basin Investment P/L)

2017 $800m 600/400

Baralaba South Cockatoo Coal Ltd, JSBaralaba Wonbindi Pty Ltd

2015 $300m 192/200

Gladstone LNGStage 1 & 2(Field Development)

SantosPetronas Total

2013 $230m 745/684

QueenslandCurtis LNGProject (FieldDevelopment)

QueenslandGas Company(BG Group)

2013 $230m 1750/350

Surat Basin toGladstonepipeline

Arrow Energy 2016-17 $600m N/A

Taroom Cockatoo Coal 2015 $1120m 1000/550

PROJECT COMPANY EST. START-UP EST. CAPEX EMPLOYMENTMinyango (UG) Guangdong Rising (Aust.) Ltd

(Caledon Resources)2014 $750m 500/400

Jellinbah East (MackenzieNorth)

Jellinbah Group (Jellinbah,Marubeni, Sojitz)

2014 $75m 100/Existing

Rolleston (Phase 1) Xstrata Coal Ltd 2014 $391m (N/A)/150

Yarrabee East Yancoal Aust. Ltd 2013 $260m 100

Curragh Wesfarmers Ltd 2012 $286m 300/90

Washpool Aquila Resources Ltd N/A $368m 310/370

Curragh (Curragh West)

Wesfarmers Ltd 2015 N/A 70 e/100 e

Blackwater & Norwich Park CSG fields

Arrow Energy Ltd 2014 $400m 200/45

Blackwater CSG Power Station

Arrow Energy Ltd 2012-2013 $50m 200/3

Blackwater

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PROJECT COMPANY EST. START-UP EST. CAPEX EMPLOYMENTAustralia Pacific LNG (Curtis Island & Pipe-line network)

Origin EnergyConocoPhillipsSinopec

1st Stage - 2015 (mid),

2nd Stage - 2016

Pipline to becompleted 1st

half 2014

$23000m 6000/1000

Gladstone LNG Santos LtdPETRONASTotalKogas

2015 $18,000m 5000/1000

Blackwater to Glad-stone gas pipeline

Arrow Energy Ltd 2015 $300m 200 e

Blackwater to Norwich Park gas pipeline

Arrow Energy Ltd 2015 $100m 100 e

Arrow Bowen Gas pipeline

Arrow Energy Ltd 2017 $1000m 650/10

Central Qld gas pipeline

Arrow Energy LtdAGL Energy Ltd

2014 $475m 300

Queensland Curtis LNG

BG GroupQGC

2014 $US24,400m 5000/1000

Dingo West Bandanna Energy Ltd 2014 $135m 220/120

Baralaba Cockatoo Coal LtdJS Baralaba Wonbindi Pty Ltd

2014 $500m 171/200

Baralaba Cockatoo Coal Ltd JSBaralaba Wonbindi Pty Ltd

2012 N/A N/A/100

Rolleston (Phase 2) Xstrata Coal Ltd N/A $400m N/A

Arrow Engery LNG Plant (Trains 3 &4)

Shell Australia LtdPetroChina

2017+ $16000m 3000/300

Mount Morgan Gold Tailings Retreatment

Norton Gold Fields Ltd N/A $60m 80/80

Gladstone Fisher-man’s Landing LNG

LNG Ltd 2015 US$1180m 120/35

Mount Morgan, Kinka Beach and Gracemere

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MILES and TAROOMProjected Employment27 900Projected Expenditure $14.17 Billion

MOUNT MORGANKINKA BEACH &GRACEMEREProjected Employment24 476Projected Expenditure $85.55 Billion

BLACKWATERProjected Employment2 938Projected Expenditure $2.58 Billion

THEODOREProjected Employment7 971Projected Expenditure $4.75 Billion

Projected Employment and Expenditure Graph

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Archer’s HistoryIn 1853, Charles and William Archer were the first Europeans to discover the Fitzroy River, which they named in honour of Sir Charles Fitzroy, Governor of the Colony of New South Wales. They explored the river valley and marked proposed boundaries for a new run before returning to the Burnett region. In 1855 the brothers took up the run on the Fitzroy River, naming it Gracemere Station in honour of Thomas Archer’s bride, Grace, whom he had married in Scotland in 1853. Gracemere homestead was built in 1858, overlooking a shallow lagoon variously known as Padgole, Farris, and Gracemere. The present day town of Gracemere was named for the station.

In 1853 the Archer brothers had travelled northward through Rannes, up the Dee Valley, coming out on the edge of the Razorback ranges, not very far from where the Stopford Highway drops over into Poison Creek. They then descended onto the Fitzroy flats. They were probably the first white men to see Ironstone

Mountain (now known as Mount Morgan), although to them it would have appeared to be nothing more than an insignificant hill amongst the various peaks and ridges at the northern end of the Dee Valley.

As did the Archer Brothers, Landtrak has recognised the potential of these areas for supporting accommodation services.

Charles Archer, (1813–1862)National Archives of Australia

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Landtrak HistoryLandtrak Corporation Ltd (“the Company” or “Landtrak”), was formed to integrate more than 15 years of housing experience of CEO Paul Czislowski. Landtrak is a vertically integrated mining services organisation providing innovative accommodation solutions to the mining and gas industries through the construction and management of elite and uncompromising executive style affordable living.

Landtrak previous projects:

• Blackwater 6 x duplexes 32 x 2 bedroom apartments 14 x executive apartments• City Lights Estate. 300 x house lots• Gardens Estate 42 x house lots• Central Park Estate 26 x house lots• Gracemere Capricorn Industrial Park - 27 lots Capricorn Enterprise Park & Trade Centre - 41 lots Village on Johnson - 28 x 3 bedroom apartments. O’Shannessy Place - 17 x 3 bedroom apartments• Emu Park Motel and Townhouse

Development Capricorn Coast

14 Executive Apartments 41 Bauman Way Blackwater

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Archers Accommodation Village Miles - Site Layout

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ACCOMMODATION ROOMS

VILLAGE ENTRY/GATEHOUSE

PARKING

BUS TERMINAL

ADMINISTRATION

ADMIN. MEDICAL

ADMIN. TRAINING

ADMIN. RETAIL

OUTDOOR MULTI-PURPOSE COURTS

BUS CIRCULATION

TAVERN & RESTAURANT

WET MESS STAGE 1

BBQ

WASTE YARD

SQUASH COURTS

25M POOL

COVERED WALKWAY

BUS PARKING

KITCHEN DOCK

FM FACILITIES / BUGGY PARK

MAINTENANCE

CRICKET NETS

GYMNASIUM

GOLF DRIVING PRACTICE

UTILITIES YARD

PLANT SPACE

TRANSIT FACILITIES

SEWERAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES

KITCHEN WASTE & BINS

FUTURE PLANT SPACE

WATER STORAGE

WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DETENTION BASIN

POT. WATER PLANT

SERVICE ENTRY/GATEHOUSE

FIRE RING ROAD

TAVERN & GENERAL SERVICE DOCK

VILLAGE GREEN

VILLAGE BOULEVARD (PEDESTRIAN &BUS CIRCULATION)

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Currently under development.

The township of Miles is located at the centre of the Surat Basin, which is on the cusp of a $100 billion resource industry explosion. Many of the towns in the southwest of Queensland will experience and benefit from this areas rich natural resources, including 20% of Qld’s coal reserves and 65% of Qld’s gas reserves

Predicted population growth in this area is anticipated to increase from 203,790 (2009) to 301,900 in 2031.

The region has over 47 major projects scheduled for commissioning before 2013, creating over12,500 jobs.

Miles and Wandoan, where cattle and crops are usually the only serious issues, are now

attracting multi-billion dollar resource ventures, which will have long term impacts.

The townships of Dalby, Roma and Chinchilla have experienced positive business growth from major developments in the resource & energy sectors, including water projects, power generation, upgrading treatment plants, rail infrastructure, farming & agriculture. This infrastructure investment results in an uplift in demand for accommodation and services.

Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles will implement daily shuttle and coach services between the village and the airport, township, construction and operational project sites within a 150km radius.

Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles Bus Terminal

Miles Airport

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Archer’s Accommodation Village Miles – 3100 roomsLandtrak has undertaken extensive due diligence to identify a flood free premium location with access, proximity and serenity.

The Landtrak site is proximal to the operations centres for UGL Balfour Beatty, John Holland and Origin Energy.

Archers Accommodation Village will incorporate best practice technologies, architectural design, fixtures and fittings, recreational facilities and sustainability concepts.

Proposed Origin site

Balfour Beatty UGL

John Holland

Miles CBD

Acher’s AccommodationVillage Site Miles

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Strategic Alliances

The dwellings have been orientated north-south to protect from the harsh Miles’ climate, with shaded verandas, screening, covered walkways and landscaped courtyards providing a high quality environment for its residents. This strategy provides for flexibility in staging by developing central communal infrastructure so that residential precincts can be incrementally developed from this hub.

The design embraces the ability for residents to engage with a new, vibrant community by providing neighbourhoods of passive and active community infrastructure, which include recreational facilities, public amenities, accessibility and transport. Connected to this community infrastructure are places for personal respite, with residential precincts to relax and rejuvenate between shifts.

Stonestreet’s Coaches have a proven track record in providing transport logistic services to large scale infrastructure projects.

Our experience has been recognised by companies such as Bechtel through our operations at the Millmerran Power Station project,

Darwin LNG project and the Yarwun Aluminium project.

Currently, Stonestreet’s are providing transport logistic services to clients involved in the Gladstone LNG project, including services between accommodation camps and the ferry service to Curtis Island.

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The site for Archer’s Accommodation was strategically identified because it delivers important benefits for the clients and operators. The site is clear of the flood extents for 100 year ARI regional floods as well and overland flow paths for a 100 year ARI local storm event.

The gently sloping terrain of the site allows efficient drainage of stormwater runoff and the site will feature significant rainwater harvesting facilities. Whilst other areas of Miles are vulnerable to regional flooding or significant local storm events, Archer’s Village will remain safe.

With straightforward local road connections to the Warrego and Leichhardt Highways, access to all parts of the Surat Basin and surrounding areas from the site is easy. The site incorporates bus transport facilities and an internal road and footpath network for easy access to the rooms and facilities.

RMA has significant experience in this region and is proud to be associated with a project of this calibre.

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SustainabilityOur goal at Landtrak is to ensure that all our commercial ventures achieve the highest possible standards in sustainability. Each of the projects is based on best practice principles and incorporates leading technology. The combination of strong environmental values and state of the art green systems positions Landtrak and its clients as industry leaders in mining accommodation.

Our systems incorporate solar air-conditioning, water-sensitive urban design, water harvesting and grey-water recycling, energy efficient architecture, solar arrays and energy storage systems.

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Taroom is on the Northern edge of the Surat Basin situated on the Dawson River in Queensland, Australia in the Shire of Banana.

The town is located on the Leichhardt Highway, 128km north of Miles with Wandoan 60km to the South, Roma 168km to the south west and Injune to the 125km north west and Theodore 96kms to the north.

Taroom is on the doorstep of the Sunwater Nathen Dam project, Cockatoo and Wandoan Coal Projects and is a centre for the Queensland CSG industry with pipelines and compression stations in close proximity to town.

Other industry includes Beef, Grain and forestry.

Archer’s Motor Inn Taroom – 90 rooms

Archer’s Motor Inn Taroom - Site

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Archer’s Motor Inn Theodore – 110 rooms

Archer’s Motor Inn Theodore’s - Site

Theodore is located on the Dawson River in central Queensland. By road, Theodore is 222km south of Rockhampton, 106km south-west of Biloela and 226km north of Miles. Theodore is at the southern end of Queensland’s coal-rich Bowen Basin and the town’s economy is closely linked to the coal industry. Theodore boasts one of the strongest medical services and health support industries in rural Qld. Theodore has also been granted Qld government funding to upgrade its waste water treatment system, in anticipation of population inceases resulting from the gas pipeline and coal resources boom.

Within a 100km radius of Theodore, there are 7 mine sites and 5 gas pipelines operated by Origin Energy, Arrow Energy, Santos, QGC and Bow Energy.

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Archer’s Executive Villas Blackwater – 31 roomsBlackwater is the major town in a significant coal mining area in central Queensland. The town is 200km west of Rockhampton and 75km east of Emerald. At the 2006 census, Blackwater had a recorded population of 5,031. Archer’s Executive Villas are located on Manna Street and Mackenzie Street, Blackwater.

Six major open cut and one underground coal mine dot the landscape surrounding the town

and provide its main employment opportunities. Blackwater is supposedly named after the Blackwater Creek, which apparently was first observed to flow with black water, this may have been caused by tree roots growing into the creek. Coal deposits were discovered there by Ludwig Leichhardt in 1845.

Deacon Drive Blackwater

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Archer’s Residential Developments Mt Morgan – 1800 roomsLocated 38km south of Rockhampton, Mount Morgan has experienced growth that is surgingright through central Queensland.

Currently, Landtrak has approximately 600 lots approved and under construction in Panorama Links and Panorama Ridge Estates to service the increasing demand for affordable housing being experienced in central Queensland due to the massive investment from the coal seam gas and mining sectors.

Mount Morgan has been identified as a township that is “over serviced” and “under populated” and was recently ear-marked by Smart Investor Property Magazine

to be one of the next boom areas in central Queensland due to its proximity to the major mining and energy projects currently under development in this region.

Dr Andrew Wilson, Australian Property Monitors’ senior economist, says there will continue to be growth near central Queensland’s mining regions as people look for cheaper options and start to spread out. This is particularly the case for Mount Morgan as cities such as Rockhampton and Gracemere are built out and become more expensive.

“The strength and durability of the resources boom has yet to pan out” says Dr Wilson.

Panorama Links and Panorama Ridge Estate Mount Morgan

Mount Morgan Hospital Mount Morgan Dam and Recreational Area

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Archer’s Serviced Apartments Gracemere – 135 roomsGracemere is located on the Capricorn Highway in central Queensland, approximately 9 kilometres west of the city of Rockhampton.

Just 10 minutes from Rockhampton’s CBD, this carefully planned community has been designed for modern, growing families.

The Gracemere area is centrally located to service Queensland’s mining operations in the Bowen, Surat and Galilee basins. Further, LNG development in Gladstone (95km south) will exceed $200bn.

The Gladstone LNG gas plants currently under construction will require accommodation for 10,000 workers. Gracemere and Mt Morgan has become a viable alternative to supply high density accommodation to these projects.

Gracemere Shopping World

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Archer’s Tourist Park Kinka Beach – 300 roomsWith wide open beaches lapped by the calm, gentle waters of Keppel Bay, Kinka Beach is just 15 minutes drive south of Yeppoon. Kinka Beach enjoy’s unfiltered views over the water to the world-renowned Great Keppel Island.

The seaside hamlet of Emu Park is just 3km south and offers a range of shops, cafes and facilities to ensure your stay is a comfortable one.

Feasibility studies are currently being undertaken on a fast-cat ferry service from Archer’s Tourist Park to Curtis Island and Gladstone harbour where over $200bn of infrastructure projects are currently underway. Kinka Beach is a tropical

paradise with easy access to over 50 mine sites in the Bowen basin and the LNG gas plants at Gladstone. Accommodation on the Capricorn coast is becoming a sought after commodity.

Archer’s Tourist Park Kinka Beach - Site Views of Great Keppel Island

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Expression of InterestSubject to contract

Project:Company Details:Company NameStreet AddressPostal AddressABN & ACNContact Person (Contractual)Phone NumberMobile NumberFax NumberEmailContact Person (Accommodation Coordinator)Phone NumberMobile NumberFax NumberEmail

Expression of Interest for Workers AccommodationContract TermsTick box of required location Miles

Theodore Blackwater Mount Morgan Gracemere Kinka Beach

Preferred Commencement DatePreferred Expiry DateSecond Option Commencement DateSecond Option Expiry DateMaximum Possible Term (months)

Mobile Accommodation (room2move.com)Number of rooms required:

Premises Number of RoomsType of RoomSpecial Requirements i.e. Couple/shuttle busDate Proposal is required by (only if urgent)

Phone: 1800 20 04 08 Email: admin@landtrakcorp.com