“Connecting our corridor. Driving economic development. Building regional prosperity.”


Working together for regional growth

MITEZ builds partnerships that strengthen economic development across the Mount Isa to Townsville corridor.

Working with government, industry, economic development, research, tourism and community organisations, MITEZ connects regional priorities with the expertise, resources and decision-makers needed to support investment, infrastructure and practical economic development outcomes.

Our partnerships are focused on areas where collaboration can deliver greater value across the corridor, including advocacy, regional projects, research, industry engagement, events, investment attraction and regional promotion.

Why partner with MITEZ?

MITEZ provides a corridor-wide platform for organisations seeking to contribute to the economic strength, connectivity and resilience of North and North West Queensland.

Connected Region
Build relationships across local government, industry, regional organisations and communities throughout the Mount Isa to Townsville corridor.

Regional Visibility
Increase your organisation's connection with the region through relevant MITEZ communications, events, projects and joint initiatives.

Practical Collaboration
Work with MITEZ and regional organisations on initiatives that respond to shared economic, infrastructure, industry and community priorities.

Regional Influence
Contribute expertise, evidence and industry perspectives to a coordinated regional voice on the issues affecting investment, competitiveness and economic growth.

Shared Intelligence & Opportunities
Stay connected to regional intelligence, emerging priorities, investment activity, events and opportunities across the corridor.

If your organisation would like to discuss working with MITEZ, contact us.

Partner profiles

MITEZ works with Economic Development Partners whose expertise, networks and capabilities complement MITEZ's regional development and advocacy role. These partnerships support collaboration on shared priorities and initiatives that strengthen economic development across the Mount Isa to Townsville corridor.


The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) is a national industry association representing mineral exploration and mining companies. AMEC advocates for policy settings that support exploration, project development, investment and a competitive Australian resources sector.

Visit AMEC website

Coexistence Queensland is an independent Queensland statutory body supporting sustainable coexistence between landholders, regional communities and the resources and energy industries. It provides independent information, engagement and practical support on land access, project development and coexistence matters.

Visit Coexistence Queensland website

Drive Queensland promotes Queensland's drive-tourism experiences and touring routes, including the Overlanders Way. It works with tourism organisations, local government and industry to grow drive tourism and connect travellers with destinations, attractions and experiences across Queensland.

Visit Drive Queensland website

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Queensland Resources Council is the peak industry association for Queensland's resources sector. It works across policy, advocacy, workforce, community and industry issues affecting resources businesses and regional economies.

Visit Queensland Resources Council website

Regional Development Australia Townsville and North West Queensland is part of the Australian Government's Regional Development Australia network. It supports sustainable economic development, investment and collaboration across Townsville and North West Queensland.

Visit RDA Townsville and North West Queensland website

Regional Economic Advisory is a regionally based economic advisory firm providing economic and financial analysis to government, industry and regional organisations. Its work supports economic development, infrastructure planning, investment analysis and evidence-based decision-making across regional Australia.

Visit Regional Economic Advisory website