Our mission is to engage, support, and grow the QGIS community throughout Australia.
QGIS Australia started as a Google Group in 2012, with the goal of connecting the QGIS community across Australia. The discussion list is still going strong, with hundreds of users posting questions, answers, and discussion on QGIS-related topics.
We became an official QGIS User Group in 2017, we've run a few organised events over the years, and we're always looking for more we can do as a community.
Whether you're a professional, a student, a casual user, or just curious, we're always looking to connect, so please join us! We're Australia-focused, but anyone is welcome to participate. We're an active, welcoming group, here to help each other learn, share, and grow in our QGIS skills.
If you're interested in getting involved, join the QGIS Australia discussion list and introduce yourself. We'd love to hear from you!
Shout out!
This group wouldn't be here without the work of Nathan Woodrow, Nyall Dawson, Andrew Jeffrey, Emma Hain, and John Bryant, who've kept us going and helped build this community. We're looking forward to getting even more people involved in shaping QGIS Australia's future!
About QGIS
This open source software initiative has evolved over the years, through community-driven development, governance, and a shared commitment to providing powerful, accessible, and free GIS tools for everyone.
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