Roma is a thriving and vibrant regional centre located in south-west Queensland. It is known for its oil and gas industries as well as its agriculture and grazing.  It has a daily air service and daily bus connections to Brisbane, Longreach, Cloncurry and Townsville. Queensland Rail’s Westlander services Roma.

What’s it like?

The climate within Roma and the surrounding district is sub-humid to semi-arid. This means a comfortable year round temperature with a range of from 4°C to 34°C. Roma is located approximately 500kms west of Brisbane at the intersection of the Warrego and Carnarvon Highways. It has a population of approximately 7,000.

Why live and work in Roma?

Residents of Roma enjoy a relaxed lifestyle with a broad range of social and sporting facilities to suit all age groups. Visitors and locals enjoy Roma’s general attractions which include the Romavilla Winery, Mount Abundance Homestead, Lenroy Slab Hut, The Big Rig, Carnarvon National Park, Great Artesian Spa and mini steam train. See our fact sheet for more information
What projects are in the area?

Check our our road project information.

Local Links

Local Government site for Roma

Queensland Holidays (places to visit)

Find out more:

• Check out our frequently asked questions,
• or contact us.
 

Fact sheet:

• Download our fact sheet: Roma (617KB)