Cr Alaina Earl’s path is a testament to her profound bond with the region and her diverse skills, leading to her uncontested election in 2024.
As a first-time Councillor for Division 5, she has been a significant contributor to the Isaac region for more than 20 years.
Raised in Tieri and later relocating to Moranbah, she swiftly became a vital member of the coal mining community through the local radio station 4RFM and Moranbah Arts.
Cr Earl’s professional journey commenced as an independent journalist, contributing to local newspapers and radio stations.
She is also an artist who facilitated paint-and-sip art classes, promoting creativity and community involvement. In her role as a radio presenter and programmer, Alaina connects with the community via the airwaves.
Her youth programs and her position as the Moranbah and Highlands correspondent for ABC Tropical North underscore her varied expertise. Her dedication to promoting positive change renders her a priceless resource to the local government and the constituents she represents.
Beyond her Council duties, Cr Earl is deeply involved in community organisations, serving as Vice President of the Moranbah Community Workers Club board, Secretary of Moranbah Arts, a member of Road Safe Moranbah, and part of the Moranbah Miners’ Memorial creative team.
Recently, she joined the new Do it Together Volunteer Program and helps organise the May Day committee each year. Alaina also teaches learn-to-swim classes at Safely Swim and during the State School’s Term 4 swimming program, supporting water safety education in the community.
As a proud mother of three daughters, she initially pursued a Council position to give back and influence the future for upcoming generations. Cr Earl’s journey so far exemplifies resilience, community spirit, and a commitment to making a positive impact in the Isaac region.