The MAC Villages
The MAC exceeds the benchmark for remote-living accommodation, giving guests more than a place to stay. The MAC is known for bringing the facilities, comforts and living experience to people working in remote areas that are often taken for granted in urban areas.
Understanding the importance of work/life balance in today society, The MAC provides healthy menu options, fitness choices and harmonious surroundings. State-of-the-art hospitality and recreational facilities keep guests entertained and relaxed to enhance their stay.
The MAC Accommodation currently owns and operates five facilities in Central Queensland’s Bowen Basin, one in New South Wales and one facility in Western Australia:
Coppabella – QLD
Dysart – QLD
Kambalda – WA
Middlemount – QLD
Moranbah – QLD
Narrabri – NSW
Nebo – QLD
The MAC Village Coppabella is located near the small town of Coppabella 59km southwest of Nebo and 150km southwest of Mackay.
Level 10, 241 Adelaide Street,
Brisbane, QLD 4000
T: 07 3012 3700
F: 07 3012 3799
The MAC Village Dysart is located in the quiet and friendly town of Dysart QLD, 280kms south-west of Mackay.
Level 6, 10 Bond Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
T: 02 8346 9200
F: 02 8346 9290
Level 1, 225 St Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000
T: 08 9363 8400
F: 08 9363 8499
The MAC Middlemount Village is located in the thriving town of Middlemount QLD, 235km south west of Mackay.
The MAC Moranbah is located in th township of Moranbah, 200km south-west of Mackay. Established in August 1996, The MAC Moranbah is the longest standing MAC Village.
Established in 1998, Nebo Village provides approximately 500 accommodation rooms for the surrounding coal mines.
The MAC Kambalda Village is located on the outskirts of Kambalda West, 56kms south of Kalgoorlie and 616 km east of Perth. It provides accommodation for the surrounding gold and nickel mines.
58 Blanck Street,
Ormeau, QLD 4208
T: 07 5547 3200
Located in the Namoi Valley in North-western NSW, The MAC Narrabri has over 240 en-suited accommodation rooms servicing the surrounding Gunnedah Basin coal mines.