The Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, Julia Spicer, is visiting Bundaberg as part of a Regional Roadshow. Please join the Chief Entrepreneur and representatives from Trade and Investment Queensland for a roundtable to discuss Bundaberg's opportunities in the bioeconomy sector.

The Bundaberg region is uniquely positioned to lead the way in sustainable agriculture and the development of emerging industries, particularly as part of the bioeconomy. With rich agricultural heritage, a commitment to environmental preservation, feedstock supply, water security and transportation links by road, rail and sea, the Bundaberg region is primed to become Queensland's bioeconomy capital.

The Bundaberg bioeconomy presents significant opportunities for Queensland and Australia to address environmental challenges, drive innovation, and create sustainable economic development pathways. By leverageing the abundant biological resources and investing in research, infrastructure, and policy support, Queensland and Australia can maximise the benefits of the region's bioeconomy.