This report investigates the issue of childhood obesity in Queensland, Australia, highlighting its impact on individuals, communities, and the overall population, particularly among Indigenous children. It reveals that a significant proportion of children in Queensland are overweight or obese, leading to various health complications, social issues, and financial burdens. The report identifies key areas of concern, including unhealthy diets, sedentary lifestyles, and socioeconomic disparities. It proposes a comprehensive action plan that emphasizes a whole-of-government approach, community empowerment, and the implementation of evidence-based services. The plan focuses on addressing health inequities, improving health professional capabilities, and implementing flexible and accessible prevention and treatment programs across all life stages. The report also stresses the importance of government commitment, Aboriginal leadership, and ongoing evaluation to ensure the success of these interventions. The report aims to provide insights into the challenges and potential solutions to the childhood obesity epidemic in Queensland.