Gladstone Region engaging in action Together acknowledges the Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng and Taribelang Bunda peoples as the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live, work and learn.​ We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging, and would like to extend this respect to all other First Nations peoples.​ We recognise First Nations peoples’ knowledge and continuing connection to land, place, and waters.​Our community’s vision is to achieve opportunity, equity, and quality of life for everyone.​Together, with every voice, we can create a better future.
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You can help create a thriving future for the Gladstone Region.
As a community-led initiative, GRT belongs to all of us in the Gladstone Region. Our vision, goals, and actions are those of our community, informed by many voices through ongoing conversations.
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We use local data and community stories to understand our focus areas and measure our progress towards improved community wellbeing.
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To ensure the whole of the community’s voice is heard, GRT are regularly chatting with community members about life in the Gladstone Region.
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Community are invited to share their views on local priorities to support the development of a Gladstone Social Plan and Gladstone Region Wellbeing Action Plan for Children and Families aimed at improving long-term community wellbeing.
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A simple survey has made it easy for locals to share their voice, asking four key questions that focus on personal wellbeing goals.
Share your stories and experiences to guide the ideas and solutions shaping the Gladstone Region.
Where you'll find us next
2025 Community Engagement Events
Further engagement plans for 2025 will be communicated shortly.​
Check the map to see where we are in conversation with community.
Engagement activities have offered GRT the opportunity to gain input from hundreds of stakeholders, including:
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Community across our geographically diverse region
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Community Leaders (elected and informal)
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Traditional Custodians including Elders
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First Nations groups and organisations
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Government departments, non-government and not-for-profit organisations
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Human service and health sector networks
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Business and Industry
Who else should be involved?