The Aboriginal Shire of Woorabinda is located in Central Queensland, Australia. It is made up of several disjoint areas, including parts of Balcomba, Bauhinia, Duaringa, Wallaroo, and the town of Woorabinda. The region is known for its indigenous communities and cultural heritage. The area is also home to the Wadja language, which is spoken in Central Queensland. The Aboriginal Shire of Woorabinda has a rich history and is part of the larger Central Highlands Region.
Woorabinda's population is predominantly young, with a significant proportion under the age of 20. The community relies heavily on renting for housing, and the primary occupation is in community and personal service roles. The income distribution is skewed towards lower brackets, with a majority earning between $0 to $26k annually.
