Community Ledger

Open a page, then choose the next piece of work.

Every card already opens a public project page. Use those pages to see what exists, then decide whether you want help turning one into grant material, a clearer project brief, a system build, stakeholder notes, or a related community idea.

Project worlds

Start with the pages that feel relevant.

Every card below already opens a public page. The first cards are practical lanes: trust and notices, grants and events, sand and screen, legal memory, ferry data, maker spaces, digital twins, media assets, documentary and film pathways, wellbeing, markets, grey-area questions and shared food.

If a page sparks something, the next step can stay simple: ask for grant help, map the project, improve the existing page or tool, or bring a related community idea that is not listed yet.

Co-op trustReady S.E.T. Co-op Trust Hub

Co-working, trust building, 9 Ballow Road, AI assisted jobs and shared-asset readiness for Straddie residents and businesses.

 NoticeboardStraddie Noticeboard Network

A shared local publishing pattern for notices, groups, events and updates while each publisher keeps their own voice.

 Grants labStradbroke Grants Lab

Grant research, watchlists, notices and AI-ready markdown profiles for Minjerribah projects and local organisations.

 EventsQuandamooka Country Events Engine

A public-safe event atlas, planning doorway and Markdown builder system for events on Quandamooka Country.

 HubBallow Road Sand & Screen Hub

A public concept for sand sports, screen culture, night-market activity and community wellbeing around 10-12 Ballow Road.

 Legal memoryLegal Memory Workbench

A practical markdown setup guide for source, jurisdiction, risk and evidence preparation before using AI for legal information.

 Ferry dataDunwich (Gumpi) Ferry Terminal Lab

Open-data and simulation prototype for terminal changes, movement questions and community-readable evidence.

 Maker-spaceStraddie Maker-Space Lab

Repair, recycling, light industry, local materials and practical training for a Dunwich / Goompi maker-space.

 Digital twinStraddie Digital Twin Builders

Plain-English prompt builders for private rooms, local places, bioregion scenes and future simulation workflows.

 Media kitStraddie Content Assets Kit

Portable markdown tools for camera, audio, lighting and local media asset planning.

 DocumentaryFilm Club Documentary Builders

Interview prep, source trails, scene assembly, screening notes and clear handoffs for community documentary work.

 FestivalQuandamooka Film Festival

Smartphone films, local documentary prompts, story preparation and practical pathways for first-time creators and organisers.

 WellbeingStraddie Vitality Network Builders

Co-op planning tools for venues, funding notes, evidence trails and local health infrastructure.

 MarketsStraddie Night Market Lab

Market onboarding, stallholder checks, transport notes and public links for organisers, artists and food providers.

 Grey areaGrey Area Commons

An adult-only, privacy-preserving question path for consent, gentle connection, public notices and private AI context.

 FoodStraddie Shared Table

Surplus food sharing, volunteer time, safety checks, public notices and opt-in contribution records.

 SportsHealth and Culture

Local sport, outdoor cinema, youth, visitors, wellbeing and place-based activity.

 OutdoorAmity Outdoor Fitness and Safer Access

Grant-ready framing for an Amity Point activity park, safer access, movement and healthy outdoor gathering.

 KiosksDisaster resilience

Offline-first community information, emergency coordination and local digital access points.

 ResilienceMinjerribah Resilience

Foundational resilience framing for natural hazards, rare threats, preparedness and practical local continuity.

 RegionBigger Local Picture

A broader island-and-region frame for linking local projects, futures, stories and systems.

 MediaReady SET Co-op + HyperLocal Media

Training, local capability, practical digital work and community storytelling.

 Surge spaceStraddie Capsule Surge Lab

Site-neutral capsule hotel, civic simulation and health-surge capacity concept for spare-room island resilience.

 Civic labP4A / Purple Civic Lab

A young pre-party civic experiment exploring joyful responsible abundance, democratic repair and a protopian Cyber-Republic pathway for Australia.

 MoonshotsMineral Moonshots

A crystal-and-metal island atlas for mineral sands, public honour, Aura context, profiles and science-fiction civic imagination.

 Mystery atlasCosmic Nexus

Source trails, travel routes, film prompts and governance habits for the wider Strange But True mystery-building lane.

 Music worldi C. infinity Music Universe

Albums, listening challenges and creative builder tools that can feed lyric videos, comics and community music work.

 PlanetGAJRA Earth

A planetary intelligence sample for joyful responsible abundance, whole-system thinking and global civic imagination.

Public support records

Support can be public too.

These project pages are already public, but most people have not seen them. The first step is simple: read the pages that attract your attention, notice what feels useful, share them, talk about them, or bring a related idea.

People often complain that public decisions, funding, and consultation are hard to follow or practically non-existent. This ledger is a small voluntary experiment in doing that differently: community members can make their ideas visible early, let people show support openly, and discuss concerns.

A public noticeboard record is for that next stronger step. It can show the project, the work paid for, the amount, the public wallet used through new cryptocurrency technology, and the supporter profile associated with that wallet. A public crypto wallet is a payment address that can be checked at any time by software that searches the ledger of that particular cryptocurrency. The Honour Board is the public page that shows which projects are gathering support and are prioritised for the limited time of the people involved.

Normal work

  1. Ask for help or advice.
  2. Pay by common methods.
  3. Read the project pages.

Public support

  1. Share a project page publicly.
  2. Talk about the idea in public.
  3. Help others see why it matters.

Public noticeboard

  1. Create and use a public crypto wallet.
  2. Fund named project work.
  3. Appear on the Honour Board.

Practical routes

Do any of the earlier ideas feel close to home?

The project cards above are entry points for people who can recognise a local need, a new opportunity, or something worth protecting. You might feel hopeful, cautious, annoyed, curious, or unsure. That's O.K.

If a project you've seen here connects with something you know and makes you feel something, weave a true story with it. Name what has already been tried, what you care about, who should be told, and who else should be listened to. Let's be honest and act with care.

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