November 11, 2025
Applications are now open for the 2026 Red Earth Community Leadership Program which will be held on the Bunya Mountains.
The leadership program aims to support the development of leaders who can effect change in their local communities and regions.
The program began in 2014 and since then it has supported more than 240 local leaders in developing the skills, confidence and connections needed to drive positive change.
The 2026 program will have with two immersive sessions at the Bunyas: February 15-17 and March 15-17.
Applications, which close on December 5, can be made on the Red Earth website
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Tansey resident and former Gwydir Shire councillor Angela Doering has been appointed Development Co-ordinator of the Red Earth Community Foundation.
Angela says she has a passion for community development.
“It’s an honour to join Red Earth Community Foundation at such a pivotal time,” she said.
“Investing in people – Red Earth’s mission – is also core to how I work, and I am delighted to be given the opportunity to lead the growth of our community foundation.
She said the Red Earth Community Leadership Program was more than a leadership course.
“It’s a journey of growth, connection, and impact,” Angela said.
“I have benefitted from leadership programs, and encourage anyone with a passion for community to apply or nominate someone who would thrive in this environment.”
Angela was also formerly a regional liaison officer for the Inland Rail project.
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The Red Earth Community Foundation will be holding its annual “Red Report”, where it explains the achievements of the not-for-profit group over the past year, on December 1 at the Kingaroy Golf Club.
RSVP before November 23 by email
