Interactivink 2024 Portfolio

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4 CORPORATE: DOCUMENT DESIGN | MAPS | INFOGRAPHICS TOURISM AND EVENTS QUEENSLAND
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TOURISM AND EVENTS QUEENSLAND
RETAIL: TRADE BROCHURES | DIGITAL, OUT OF HOME
PRINT ADVERTISING
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Towards Tourism 2032 – Transforming Queensland’s visitor

By 2032, Queensland will be Australia’s destination of choice for domestic and global visitors seeking the world’s best experiences INDUSTRY TARGET

$44 billion in overnight visitor expenditure (OVE) per annum by 2032

~ with an interim target of $34 billion per annum by 2027 ~

VISION
Forecast total visitor expenditure to Queensland by market segment DEMAND, SUPPLY AND CONNECTIVITY Drive visitor demand, deliver transformational visitor experiences and ensure connectivity to and within Queensland. CATALYSTS FOR CHANGE Re-define Queensland’s visitor experiences and re-position the state as a global destination of choice in line with the Queensland brand. ENABLERS OF CHANGE Support service delivery, meet and exceed visitor expectations, adapt to emerging consumer needs, and drive the overall success of Queensland’s visitor economy. BUILD AND FOCUS Sustained effort to grow industry now and lay foundations for future growth EVOLVE AND TRANSFORM Realise Phase 1 benefits and increase growth trajectory with fresh product, experiences, and ways of working PHASE 1 2023–2025 PHASE 2 2026–2028 STAYING ON COURSE – BALANCED ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE MEASURING MONITORING SUCCESS Noosa Heads Main Beach © Tourism and Events Queensland DOCUMENT DESIGN | GRAPHS | INFOGRAPHICS DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, INNOVATION AND SPORT 8
Transforming Queensland’s visitor economy future Towards Tourism 2032 INNOVATION FOR A FUTURE ECONOMY 2022–2032 ROADMAP Key actions across the Towards Tourism 2032 strategic themes include: Demand Supply Connectivity Deliver a global marketing strategy, the Queensland Music Trails program, and develop a new business events industry strategy. Deliver tourism product/experience grant programs, targeted accessibility initiatives, and leverage the new State Fossil Emblem. Develop a new drive tourism strategy, deliver the aviation attraction funding boost, and support regional connectivity and accessibility. Sustainability Brisbane 2032 First Nations Develop a pathway to net zero, support destination eco-certification, and develop an ecotourism plan for protected areas. Drive global awareness of the Queensland brand, and embed tourism in the Brisbane 2032 Legacy Strategy and Plan. Develop an Indigenous Tourism Development Roadmap, extend the Our Country Advisory Service, and enhance industry partnerships. Investment & funding Talent & skills New ways of working visitor economy future PHASE 1 BUILD AND FOCUS 2023–2025 increase product, new ACCELERATE AND SHINE Capitalise, convert, and accelerate growth to meet visitor growth targets and maximise Queensland’s hosting of Brisbane 2032 2026–2028 PHASE 3 2029–2032 BALANCED SCORECARD ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE MEASURING & MONITORING 9

EAST QUEENSLAND

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CENTRAL WEST COUNCILS

DISASTER MANAGEMENT FLIPBOOK | BANNERS | CALENDAR

FLOODING

Heavy rain in the catchments of the Diamantina, Thomson and Barcoo River systems can lead to flooding of townships and rural properties down stream. Water movements from these rain events can take from several days to several weeks to reach affected towns downstream from these headwaters. This water is generally slow moving, therefore allowing sufficient time to prepare and activate emergency plans and evacuation arrangements if required. As this water flows down stream, it tends to spread outside of the river banks and can cause flooding to properties as it makes its way south. These rain events often restrict road access to towns and properties throughout the region. Unsealed roads become impassable for extended periods of time and most rural roads are comprised of black soil which becomes very boggy. Black soil roads can hold moisture for long periods of time and should not be driven on until they are completely dried out.

BARCALDINE REGION AL COUNCIL

PREPARING FOR NATURAL DISASTERS

unresponsive, or does not improve, call 000 for an ambulance; and » Prepare to give CPR if necessary.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PAGE 4: STORMS qld.gov.au/emergency/dealing-disasters/disaster-types/cyclone-severe-storm

BUSHFIRES

PAGE 6: BUSHFIRES ruralfire.qld.gov.au/BushFire_Safety/Pages/tune-in-to-warnings.aspx ruralfire.qld.gov.au/BushFire_Safety/Pages/Prepare-for-bushfire-season.aspx ruralfire.qld.gov.au/BushFire_Safety/Pages/tune-in-to-warnings.aspx

HEATWAVE

SEVERE STORMS

WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

If flood-producing rain is expected in the near future, the Bureau of Meteorology will issue a Flood Watch; A flood warning is issued when flooding is occurring or expected to occur in a particular area. A severe weather warning is issued when flash Warnings will be broadcast on radio, TV, social media and Council websites or directly within communities by street announcements and door knocking. The emergency alert system or SEWS (Standard Emergency Warning System) may also be used; Drains, creeks and rivers that have had little or no water in previous months may fill rapidly with fast- flowing water, which can then spread to houses and You may not be able to get in or out of your house or street.

FLOODING

» Contact your local Council;

Check the Bureau of Meteorology websites and listen for flood information;

» Secure loose items around the property garden tools, sports equipment

» Unplug electrical equipment, to power surges;

» Move household items to a higher

» Keep refrigerator and freezer doors

» Switch off power at the switchboard,

» Sandbag areas at risk from flooding, house to help prevent sewage overflows;

» Boil tap water in case of contamination;

» Never drive, walk, swim or play in floodwaters. hidden hazards below the water that you of how well you know the area.

OUR EMERGENCY KIT IS LOCATED:

PAGE 8: HEATWAVE health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0032/628268/heatwave-response-plan.pdf redcross.org.au/get-help/emergencies/looking-after-yourself/heatstroke-and-heat-exhaustion

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HOUSEHOLD EMERGENCY KIT:

PLAN.PACK.LISTEN.

CENTRAL WESTERN QUEENSLAND DISASTER INFORMATION

FOUR STEPS TO BE READY PLAN.PACK.LISTEN.ACT.
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AFTER THE FLOOD HAS PASSED?

including rubbish bins, and outdoor furniture; avoid damage caused by place; doors switchboard,closed; gas and the main water valve; flooding, including drains inside the overflows; contamination; and floodwaters. There could be you can not see, regardless

» Do not return to a flood zone until there is official communication that it is safe to do so;

» Check whether electricity, gas or water supplies have been affected;

» Treat every electrical item with extreme caution. Avoid power lines or other electric lines and cables;

» Wear rubber boots or rubber-soled shoes and rubber or leather gloves;

» Watch for damaged flooring, walls and ceilings as well as unexpected visitors such as snakes;

» Follow Council or QHealth instructions for treating water that is contaminated; and

» Contact emergency services if you need help.

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GET READY WEEK COMMENCES IN OCTOBER Are you prepared for a Heatwave?
signs of heat stress include: Rising body temperature; Dry mouth and eyes; Headache; Shortness of breath; Vomiting; and Absence of tears when crying. The risk of adverse effects from the heat can be minimised by: Drinking plenty of water and monitor for signs of dehydration (e.g. dark urine); Minimise physical activity; Check if your home air conditioner works before a heatwave; Go to a public area which has air conditioning, if you don’t have it at home; Plan around the heat and avoid being outside between 11am and 3pm. November 2024 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
September 2024 S M T W T F S 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 BE READY MARK TYSOE [LONGREACH REGIONAL COUNCIL] SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 30 31 Last Quarter First Quarter Full Moon New Moon
FOR NATURAL DISASTERS BARCALDINE REGION AL COUNCIL 13
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Our Incredible National Parks

Our Ancient Discoveries

Our Great outdoors

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DOCUMENT
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Casino Nerang Murwillumbah Maryvale Ipswich BRISBANE 4 jun jul aug sep oct nov dec NUMBER OF EVENTS BY MONTH ESTIMATED MONTHLY EVENT ATTENDANCE EVENTS TYPE 8% TOURISM 39% SPORTS 29% FOOD 12% COMMUNITY 12% ARTS EVENT ATTENDEE ORIGIN 1% INTERNATIONAL 30% SOUTHERN DOWNS 47% INTRASTATE 22% INTERSTATE 17
Lismore Ballina Byron Bay

EROMANGA NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM

WEBSITE DESIGN + DEVELOPMENT

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WEBSITE DESIGN + DEVELOPMENT

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CONCEPT, DESIGN + DEVELOPMENT | ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT | PRINT MANAGEMENT

Fishing! THE NAMOI RIVER COVERS 42,000 SQUARE KILOMETRES and is a major tributary of the MurrayDarling Basin. These waters are home to the Murray Cod or ‘Goodoo’ to the traditional Gamilaraay/ Kamilaroi people. This iconic species is Australia’s largest native freshwater fish and is highly regarded by sport anglers the world over. Other native species stocked in these waters include Golden Perch, Silver Perch and Eel Tailed Catfish. Commonly used live baits include worms, freshwater yabbies or shrimp, however these species will often take specially designed artificial lures. Fishing tackle, bait traps and fishing licences can be purchased in the region. All information is available from the Narrabri Region Visitor Information Centre. Anglers are required to hold a current NSW Recreational Fishing Licence, and size and bag limits apply to each species. The practice of responsible fishing and catch-and-release ensures that these river populations continue to flourish for future generations to enjoy. For Rules and Regulations visit: 4 Explore Narrabri Region Summer Australia Day Celebrations Narrabri Christmas Carnival Santos Rugby Festival (bi-annual) Wee Waa Christmas Mardi Gras Bellata Golf Festival Create Arts Festival Drovers Campfire Weekend Maules Creek Campdraft Narrabri Agricultural Show Narrabri Carp Muster Narrabri Eisteddfod Narrabri Veteran’s Golf North West Speedway Narrabri Rotary Markets are held on the banks of the Narrabri Creek on the 1st Saturday of every month
There are plenty of bucketlist experiences to tick off when visiting the Mackay Isaac Region. 12 THE MACKAY ISAAC REGION OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE SPOT THE ELUSIVE PLATYPUS Take a helicopter flight for a private picnic at Peak Ranges National Park 24
bucketlist experiences
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Shirt rodeo events bull riding - saddle bronc bareback bronc - rope & tie steer wrestling - team roping barrel racing - Poddy Calf breakaway roping Special gift on arrival for the first 1000 Mums through the gate! Gold Coin donations at the gate for Mount Isa & North West Qld Breast Cancer Support Group Road to Rodeo Mount Isa will take over Buchanan Park Events Complex with rodeo action starting Saturday afternoon and into the night before transforming into an evening of live entertainment that will rock your socks. Tickets on sale now at www.isarodeo.com.au TICKETS $30 * KIDS GO FREE RODEOCONCERTROCKJETTY ROAD + ROUTE 33 FEATURINGBROOKE SCHUBERT Road to Rodeo Mount Isa 2024, is presented in partnership with Mount Isa City Council and Mount Isa Mines – a part of Queensland’s story for 100 years. Additional booking fee will be applied. Free tickets are for 17 years and under. MOUNT ISA SATURDAY 11TH MAY 2024 GATES OPEN FROM 12 NOON 8-11 AUGUST 2024 27
Officials
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SATURDAY ESKIMO JOE DIESEL ROGUE TRADERS + SABRINA DURANTE KATELANN MAREE BIGSKIESFESTIVAL.COM.AU CAMPING FOOD & MARKETS LONG LUNCH SUNSET DINNER 28 SEPT – 2 OCT 2023 PRESENTED BY FESTIVAL PARTNER 14957 Big Sky A3 Poster.indd 1 29

OUTBACK QUEENSLAND MASTERS

Karumba

Mount Isa

Cloncurry

BOULIA

Bedourie

TOWNSVILLE

Julia Creek Hughenden Richmond

Torrens Creek WINTON

Longreach

Jundah

Windorah

Eromanga

Blackall

Yaraka

QUILPIE

Tambo

MACKAY

QLD

ROCKHAMPTON

Emerald

Carnarvon Gorge

Mitchell

Roma

Banana

CHARLEVILLE

St George

Thargomindah

Cunnamulla

Dalby

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PROGRAMS | POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS | COASTERS | DRIVE + FLIGHT MAPS
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MACA HSE DASHBOARD 2023

32 MANUALS | POSTERS | INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS | POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS MACA LIMITED
Emerging Leaders Program About Us OUR VISION Be number 1 in what we do CORE VALUES PEOPLE FIRST - We care for people and create a safe and enjoyable workplace. We treat them fairly, with integrity, honesty and respect. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT - We are committed to being a better business through continuous improvement and innovation. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT - We show leadership and take responsibility for our community. ACCOUNTABILITY - We are personally accountable for delivering on our commitments. We do what we say. OUR PROMISE We Care We are Flexible We Deliver Our History 2002 Mining and Civil Australia Founded in WA 2003 Awarded 1st Mining Services Contract 2007 Awarded 1st Crushing & Screening Contract 2010 MACA Limited listed on ASX, 500 employees 2011 Awarded 1st interstate Mining Services contract in South Australia. MACA Civil began providing Civil Infrastructure design & construction services 2014 Awarded 1st International Mining contract. Gold Project, Brazil 2016 Established expanded the businesses acquisition Acquired a 60% stake expanded Mining Services processing solutions Community MACA is proud of its history of making positive contributions and commitments to the communities in which we operate. Some highlights include: MACA Cancer 200 Ride for Research: Team MACA raised $1.6m in 2020, with 250 riders, bringing the total raised over the past 8 years to more than $11m for the Perkins Institute: Youth Focus: Ongoing participation and record funds raised in 2020 taking total over the $800k mark Defence Force Veterans: Employment in concert with Working Spirit Indigenous Employment: Increased to highest level to date through direct employment, business development and education 33
34 REPORTS | FOLDERS | NEWSLETTERS | CHARACTER ILLUSTRATION | INTERNAL BADGES KESTRAL COAL RESOURCES
What is the Kestrel West Project? Kestrel Coal Resources (Kestrel) has continued with initiating works and studies to assess the potential for the current mining operations to extend into parts of Mineral Development Licence (MDL)182. This project is an extension to current mining operations to optimise resources and utilise existing infrastructure. The project is referred to as Kestrel West because MDL182 is located immediately to the West of our current mining operations at the Kestrel Mine, adjoining Lilyvale Road. It is anticipated our current mining and resource extraction will be completed by approximately 2032. By extending operations into Kestrel West it will ensure the Kestrel Mine and associated operations can continue to invest in our local community and provide economic development opportunities for the next 25 years and beyond. These benefits include the ability to maintain secure and sustainable employment for our existing workforce, while continuing to deliver meaningful benefits to the Central Highlands community. KESTREL WEST NEWSLETTER November 2023 KESTREL WEST PROJECT INFORMATION FOR COMMUNITY AND STAKEHOLDERS 35
Interested in partnering with us? Call on 07 3334 8000 for a friendly chat or drop us a line. QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

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