A World Class Investment Location

The Gladstone State Development Area (GSDA) is a significant industrial land bank located 15 kms to the north west of Gladstone. It was established by the Queensland Government  in 1993, following a series of detailed engineering, environmental, social and economic studies in the early 1990s. The purpose of the GSDA is to secure and protect a large area of suitable land with ready access to a deep water port for large scale industrial development over a 30-50 year timeframe. The GSDA now comprises the Clinton, Yarwun, Aldoga, Targinie and Curtis Island precincts in the Gladstone Regional Council area and totals approximately 28,000 hectares.

The GSDA is well serviced with efficient, cost effective transport infrastructure comprising main roads, rail links and a Materials Transportation and Services Corridor that connects the GSDA to established and developing port facilities operated by the Gladstone Ports Corporation.

Through the GSDA, the Queensland Government has provided defined processes for:


The GSDA is managed under a dedicated development scheme that merges individual governing regulations and is designed to streamline the project approvals process and facilitate the timely and orderly provision of infrastructure needs.

The development scheme specifies a transparent process with stated objectives and guidelines for land use.

Under this framework there are:


Investment opportunities that have been strongly identified for the GSDA include:


Project Approvals Process
 GSDA Precinct Map