Queensland
Regional Development Australia (RDA) committees in Queensland
Use the links provided in the table below to access individual RDA committees.
| RDA Committee | Office |
|---|---|
| Darling Downs and South West | Toowoomba |
| Far North Queensland & Torres Strait | Cairns A project officer is also located on Torres Strait Island |
| Fitzroy and Central West | Rockhampton |
| Gold Coast | Southport |
| Mackay/Whitsunday | Mackay |
| Townsville and North West | Townsville A project officer is also located at Mt Isa |
| Brisbane City | Brisbane |
| Moreton Bay | Caboolture |
| Ipswich and West Moreton | Ipswich |
| Logan and Redlands | Springwood |
| Sunshine Coast | Birtinya |
| Wide Bay Burnett | Hervey Bay |
- Contact details for RDA Queensland committees [
PDF: 192 KB] - View a map of RDA committee regions in Queensland
- Current RDA committee members in Queensland [PDF: 210 KB]
- Profile of Chairs and Deputy Chairs [PDF: 151 KB]
RDA Queensland press releases
- Joint Media Statement - Queensland Committee Appointments
- Joint Media Statement - Regional Development Australia unites Queensland and Commonwealth for growth
To view the latest Regional Development Australia (RDA) news from Queensland, visit the RDA Newsroom.
RDA arrangements in Queensland
RDA in Queensland is a partnership between the Australian and Queensland Governments.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on 14 May 2009 by then Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Development and the Northern Territory, the Hon Gary Gray MP, and Queensland Premier, the Hon Anna Bligh MP.
The Australian and Queensland Governments agreed to form a network of 12 RDA committees. Where possible, RDA committees are co-located with the Queensland Government's Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation Regional Centres. Co-location encourages strong linkages between RDA committees and the Queensland Government. All RDA committees in Queensland are incorporated under the Queensland Associations Incorporated Act (1981).
- Signed MoU between the Australian and Queensland Governments [PDF: 79 KB]
RDA committee membership in Queensland
Each RDA committee in Queensland includes at least two people with experience or expertise in local government, ensuring that all three levels of government work together on common priorities. Committee membership also takes the geography and cultural diversity of the region into account.
Interested members of the community can apply through Working with RDA.
Contact
For more information about RDA in Queensland please contact rda.qld@rda.gov.au.
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