Gladstone State Development Area
Gladstone State Development Area (GSDA), a unique offering in Australia: 26,934 hectares of land suited to large-scale, large-footprint industrial development. Benefit from excellent access to infrastructure including: major port, highway, rail, power and more.

Aldoga
9,700 hectares of land located at
Aldoga.

Yarwun
1,300 hectares of land located at
Yarwun.
KEY FEATURES OF GLADSTONE SDA
- Land that is tailor-made for industrial development 20km west of Gladstone and 80km south of Rockhampton.
- Excellent access to infrastructure corridors, rail, gas, power, and the Port of Gladstone.
- Fast-tracked development through an efficient, streamlined land application and contract process.
- Land suited to large-scale, large-footprint industrial.
- Established, heavy-industry precinct.
- Close proximity to inter-related labour, materials and services.
- Land suited to manufacturing, transport and logistics, resource processing, mining equipment technology services (METS), energy and renewables, resource recovery, aerospace and defence, ancillary activities, and more.
- Join the likes of Rio Tinto, Fortescue Future Industries Pty Ltd, Orica, Acciona, H2U, AlphaHPA and Cement Australia.
IDEAL FOR A RANGE OF INDUSTRIES

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THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR LARGE SCALE ENTERPRISE
The Port Curtis Coral Coast (PCCC) Trust holds the responsibility of delivering the operations for Cultural Heritage Management services within the PCCC Native Title region on behalf of the First Nations Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Taribelang Bunda Registered Native Title Body Corporate (RNTBC).
Matters pertaining to Native Title and Cultural Heritage are the sole responsibility of the RNTBC as governed by the PCCC Prescribed Body Corporate Board, which is comprised of two representatives from each of the four First Nations.
PCCC Trust works directly with members of the traditional owner community from all four First Nations groups represented, to deliver Cultural Heritage Management Services to proponents that carry a Cultural Heritage Duty of Care for projects throughout the entirety of PCCC’s Land and Sea Country.
WHY BUY FROM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT QUEENSLAND
THE PROCESS OF BUYING LAND FROM EDQ
The process of buying land from the State Government is a little different to purchasing land from the private sector. Listen to our team explain the process and check out the resources below.
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Property Manager

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Development Manager
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