Volunteer and official uniforms
Goondiwindi Cotton has submitted an EOI to supply clothing and uniforms for the Games in Brisbane in 2032.
Community support
Bring the bush to Brisbane in 2032.
Goondiwindi Cotton has submitted an Expression of Interest to supply clothing and uniforms to volunteers and officials for the Games in Brisbane in 2032.
The campaign video shares the Goondiwindi story, the cotton country and the regional pride behind the bid.
Share it with friends, family and anyone who wants to see regional Queensland represented on the stage in Brisbane in 2032.
The Games in Brisbane in 2032 have been described as a Games for all of Queensland. Goondiwindi Cotton believes this is a practical opportunity to prove it by putting regional Queensland people, skills and supply chains on the world stage.
The family business is proud of the local jobs it creates, its contribution to the regional economy, and the quality of its clothing. Its EOI is about more than one business: it is a chance for Goondiwindi and the broader community to share in the recognition of a world-class event.
The bid shows that legacy is about more than infrastructure. It is about people, local soil, clothing that is made to last, and making the Games truly Queensland's Games. Every thread counts.
Economic forecasts were undertaken by REMPLAN based on information provided by Goondiwindi Cotton.
The petition asks the organisers of the Games in Brisbane in 2032, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli and Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie to support Goondiwindi Cotton's formal bid.
Goondiwindi Cotton has submitted an EOI to supply clothing and uniforms for the Games in Brisbane in 2032.
Forecast over five years if the bid is successful, supporting jobs, awareness and regional spending.
The bid draws on a farming family that has been feeding and clothing Australia for generations.
The bid is built around local soil, durable clothing and a broader Queensland legacy.
The bid needs visible community support to help bring Goondiwindi, regional Queensland and Australian cotton into the story of Brisbane in 2032.
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