This report delves into the critical issue of childhood obesity, specifically focusing on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children residing in rural Queensland. It meticulously examines the detrimental effects of this health concern at individual, community, and population levels, highlighting the increased risks of various health problems, psychological issues, and reduced quality of life. The report identifies key areas where interventions can be implemented, such as involving Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS) and fostering government collaboration to provide adequate resources and healthcare services. Furthermore, it proposes a comprehensive action plan, emphasizing strategies like family-oriented approaches, targeted programs on eating habits, and addressing potential barriers faced by the communities. The ultimate goal is to mitigate the impact of childhood obesity and improve the overall health outcomes for children in rural Queensland.