Queensland’s Gold Coast, the state’s second largest city is a vibrant coastal city, boasting a population of nearly 650 000. Tourism is the economic cornerstone, drawing millions annually to its iconic beaches, theme parks, and hinterland. 1 The city’s economy diversifies into construction, retail, and education, supporting its growing population. The Gold Coast’s appeal extends beyond leisure, with a burgeoning health and marine industry. Major infrastructure projects, like the light rail, stimulate growth. The city’s blend of natural beauty and urban development creates a dynamic environment, attracting residents and investors alike, contributing significantly to Queensland’s economy
Amrun
The Amrun bauxite mine on Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula, operated by Rio Tinto, is a major open-pit project producing around 22–23 million tonnes...
