About Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Community Directory
The Doomadgee Community Directory provides a central listing of services for the Aboriginal community of Doomadgee in Queensland’s Gulf Country. Formerly known as Doomadgee Mission, the shire is home to several thousand people and lies on the Nicholson River near the Gulf of Carpentaria. The directory offers contact details for health centres, schools, language and cultural programs, employment and training providers, sporting clubs and local events, supporting residents in accessing services that enhance wellbeing and preserve cultural identity.
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Health, emergency and welfare services in the Doomadgee area include small health clinics, visiting doctors and specialists, crisis and counselling hotlines, accommodation support and welfare assistance programmes. The directory also lists community clubs and interest groups, arts and creative projects, sports and recreation clubs, youth programmes, cultural and migrant services, environmental groups and religious or philosophical organisations, alongside education, training and employment services. Because this shire is remote, many specialist services such as allied health care, legal assistance and disability or youth support are delivered by visiting providers or regional outreach, while local community organisations and volunteers offer daily support and cultural activities.
Doomadgee Area
Doomadgee, on the Nicholson River near the Queensland‑Northern Territory border, is a predominantly Aboriginal community where culture and language remain strong. Fishing and cattle provide livelihoods in this isolated region, and the gulf wetlands teem with birdlife. Locals take pride in the community art centre where paintings and carvings depict traditional stories, and many spend quiet weekends camped along the riverbank catching barramundi and swapping stories under the paperbark trees.
Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council has an approximate area of 1,800 km².
It is within the state electorate of Traeger.