The Goondiwindi Region, situated on the cusp of Queensland and New South Wales, is a bountiful area enriched by the Macintyre River. This resourcefu river serves as the border between the two states whilst simultaneously fulfilling diverse water needs of the town, livestock irrigation, and industrial purposes. The region also serves as a thriving business core for a diverse agricultural and pastoral sector. This sector successfully generates a wide variety of products such as cotton, grain, wool, poultry, beef, lamb, and pork. These products are in demand, satisfying both domestic appetites and international markets. Consequently, Goondiwindi is not just a region, it's an epitome of prosperous harmony between nature's bounty and human endeavor.

Anderson Street off Marshall Street just west of the large roundabout on the Cunningham Highway at Goondiwindi.