In September, the Federal Government released a number of key climate reports, including Australia’s Nationally Determined Actions to the UNFCCC, announcing Australia’s National Climate Targets and our Net Zero Plan. In addition, they released Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment Report and National Adaptation Plan. 

In this short 30 minute webinar, ICN National Climate Director Dr Vanessa Rauland will give a brief summary of the findings from these reports, and what SME’s should start to think about in terms of addressing their own climate risks and preparing themselves for the future.

More information & to register for this FREE Webinar - CLICK HERE

Following her highly rated presentation at the Dalby Workforce Summit 2025, we are delighted to welcome Samantha to share her insights with our Gateway members. She will explore how frontline leaders directly shape workplace culture and how building their capability can lift performance, retention and engagement across your business, stopping the hidden profit leak before it drains your bottom line.

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Unlock Productivity. Minimise Waste. Maximise Impact.

If you’re a small or medium-sized manufacturer in City of Moreton Bay, this workshop is for you.

Join QMI and LEAN expert James McIntosh for a practical, hands-on session designed to help local manufacturers improve productivity, reduce waste and create lasting impact on your operations. Plus, how to manage bottlenecks, balance production flow, and foster a culture of innovation and accountability within your team.

The session also covers tools like 5S, Value Stream Mapping, Theory of Constraints and Agile Principles.

➡️ Wednesday 20th August 2025
➡️ 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM
➡️ Norths Leagues & Services Club - 1347 Anzac Ave, Kallangur QLD 4503
➡️ Morning tea and lunch provided
➡️ $50 per ticket

Limited spots available. SECURE YOUR TICKET TODAY!

Proudly supported by City of Moreton Bay

Looking to attract, retain and grow your workforce in the Western Downs?

Join us for a value-packed event tailored to local businesses.
Hear from industry specialists, local businesses and gain fresh strategies to strengthen your workforce.

🔵 Wednesday 6th August
🔵 9.30am - 3.15pm
🔵 Dalby Events Centre, 54 Nicholson St, Dalby QLD 4405
🔵 $20 per ticket
🔵 Morning tea and lunch included

Delivered in partnership with the Queensland Government, Western Downs Regional Council and Queensland Manufacturing Institute (QMI).

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Women Who Weld (WWW) aims to provide an opportunity and safe environment for young women to try the practical skill of welding. This provides the student with an understanding of welding and an idea if STEAM school subjects and a trade career pathway is something they wish to explore further.

With the goal of building gender diversity in the workplace, ‘Women Who Weld’ aims to address our national trade skills shortage. The program encourages young women to consider a trade pathway where 76% of jobs within Queensland’s manufacturing sector are occupied by men.

Women Who Weld (WWW) aims to provide an opportunity and safe environment for young women to try the practical skill of welding. This provides the student with an understanding of welding and an idea if STEAM school subjects and a trade career pathway is something they wish to explore further.

With the goal of building gender diversity in the workplace, ‘Women Who Weld’ aims to address our national trade skills shortage. The program encourages young women to consider a trade pathway where 76% of jobs within Queensland’s manufacturing sector are occupied by men.

Women Who Weld (WWW) aims to provide an opportunity and safe environment for young women to try the practical skill of welding. This provides the student with an understanding of welding and an idea if STEAM school subjects and a trade career pathway is something they wish to explore further.

With the goal of building gender diversity in the workplace, ‘Women Who Weld’ aims to address our national trade skills shortage. The program encourages young women to consider a trade pathway where 76% of jobs within Queensland’s manufacturing sector are occupied by men.

The proposed activity is a 1 x day workshop for 15 Year 10 female students prior to subject selection. The program will take the format of an initial safety induction, then an introduction on how to MIG weld followed by the making of jewellery tree, windchime, etc.

Women Who Weld (WWW) aims to provide an opportunity and safe environment for young women to try the practical skill of welding. This provides the student with an understanding of welding and an idea if STEAM school subjects and a trade career pathway is something they wish to explore further.

With the goal of building gender diversity in the workplace, ‘Women Who Weld’ aims to address our national trade skills shortage. The program encourages young women to consider a trade pathway where 76% of jobs within Queensland’s manufacturing sector are occupied by men.

The proposed activity is a 1 x day workshop for 15 Year 10 female students prior to subject selection. The program will take the format of an initial safety induction, then an introduction on how to MIG weld followed by the making of jewellery tree, windchime, etc.