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2026 Deadly Choices Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School 

When

03/12/2026

Where

Mount Isa

Registration

Click Here to Register Registrations close Friday, 4 September

Costs

Free

2026 Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School

Join us for two deadly days of rodeo-related fun and more at the Deadly Choices Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School!

EVENT DETAILS:

Time: 9am-3.30pm

Cost: Free

Locations

Day 1: Mount Isa Civic Centre, 23 West St, Mount Isa QLD 4825
Day 2: Kalkadoon Arena, Buchanan Park, George St & Sutton St, Mount Isa QLD 4825

The two-day event gives young people aged 12-17 from across northwest Queensland the chance to learn, connect and experience the unique world of rodeo in a safe, supportive and culturally appropriate environment, while learning the ropes of deadly choices and healthy lifestyle.

REGISTRATIONS:

Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School FAQs

What is the Deadly Choices Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School?

The Deadly Choices Mount Isa Youth Rodeo School is an opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 12-17 years to experience behind-the-scenes rodeo activities in a safe environment while learning healthy habits.

Participants will take part in Deadly Choices Education Sessions with a focus on healthy lifestyle and the dangers of youth vaping. These interactive sessions encourage young people to make informed decisions about their health, understand the impacts of vaping and recognise the importance of looking after your health. Participants must complete the education sessions to participate in the rodeo school.

Participation Eligibility

The event is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples aged 12-17 years. Participants must reside in north west Queensland, including Mount Isa, Cloncurry, Normanton, Dajarra and areas north and west of these locations.

Cost

Free

How do I register?

Registrations can be completed online here.

Registration closes on Friday, 4 September 2026

Once registered, participants will receive a registration pack via email, providing important information and a consent form. The consent form is due Friday, 18 September 2026.

Event Structure

Thursday, 3 December (Day 1)

Location: Mt Isa Civic Centre, 23 West St, Mount Isa City QLD 4825

Education sessions and activities

Friday, 4 December (Day 2)

Location: Buchanan Park (Kalkadoon Arena) George St & Sutton St, Mount Isa QLD 4825

Rodeo school activities

Meals

All participants will be provided with lunch for this event.

Weather

The event will proceed unless conditions are unsafe. Updates will be emailed to you.

Accommodation & Transport

Eligible participants from remote communities outside Mount Isa City can access two nights’ accommodation to attend the event. Check-in 2 December, check-out 4 December. Transport will be made available from Normanton.

A member of the DC team will be in contact with eligible participants to provide further details.

What To Bring

Water bottles

Sunscreen

Hat

Closed-in shoes

Deadly attitude

This is a smoke, vape, alcohol, drug and sugar free event.

For more information contact [email protected] 

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