Maroonprint: Our Community Driven Agenda for Queensland

Maroonprint Wins since 2024

Since the 2024 State Election the Crisafulli LNP Government have delivered on the following:

  • $4.5M for Communify to establish Bindi Bindi Place, delivering shared care for highly vulnerable children, in collaboration with child protection and community partners.

  • Joint commitment with Federal Government and Rio Tinto securing the decarbonised future of Boyne Smelter to at least 2040. The Federal Government and State Government have both committed to invest $1 billion each to support the Boyne aluminium smelter. Rio Tinto will invest in energy and transmission assets at the Boyne aluminium smelter, which is expected to unlock $7.5 billion in investment in the state's energy grid through decarbonisation.

  • Implementing the Supercharged Solar for Renters commitment.

  • 6-month extensions of all 13 Social Prescribing projects.

State Budget 2026

Our current community action is focused on The Queensland Way campaign.

We are calling for this year's Queensland State Budget to include:

  • Maintaining funding for social prescribing Link Workers in all 13 Centres currently delivering social prescribing
  • Providing a Community Connect Worker in every neighbourhood centre across Queensland.

Find out more and take action.

 

How We Got To Here

In February 2024 we launched an 18 month Season of Action!

Through rolling listening campaigns with thousands of people, we have put together Maroonprint 2024 which captures the direction needed by the 1.7 million Queenslanders represented by our Alliance. 

It's a "Maroonprint" because why have a "blueprint" in Queensland!

Our 6 key issue areas are:

  • First Nations Justice.
  • Safe and Connected Communities.
  • Accelerating Queensland's Renewable Energy transition.
  • Welcoming New Queenslanders.
  • Thrive by Five.
  • Secure Work.

Read more about these issues and what we asked for in Maroonprint 2024: Our Community Driven Agenda for Queensland

 

 

In September 2024 we came together at St John's Cathedral, Brisbane and at connected events across the state for our Maroonprint Election Assembly.

We shared stories, proposed solutions and negotiated with political leaders about our Maroonprint. Both Steven Miles and David Crisafulli recognised our Alliance as in important voice and committed to working with us. 

We continue to work with the new Crisafulli Government on our community driven agenda.