This report focuses on the critical issue of childhood obesity in Queensland, Australia, with a specific emphasis on the disproportionately affected Aboriginal community. It highlights the significant gap in health status between indigenous and non-indigenous populations, attributing this disparity to factors such as inadequate Aboriginal governance and policies. The report delves into the impact of childhood obesity, including its effects on children's emotional, social, and physical well-being, as well as its economic consequences. It identifies key areas for change, such as improving existing policies, increasing healthcare workforce, and enhancing collaboration with parents. A health promotion action plan is proposed, involving targeted interventions in remote schools, culturally sensitive programs, and the deployment of healthcare professionals from the indigenous community. The primary objective is to engage the entire community in promoting changes in eating habits, physical activity, and overall lifestyle to mitigate the effects of childhood obesity.