The public unveiling of the Infinity Planet project has captured the nation’s attention, generating unprecedented media interest and validating its significance as a landmark development for Queensland.
Since the official announcement on 13 November, the project has achieved a remarkable media footprint, garnering more than 130 separate media mentions. This coverage has successfully engaged an estimated audience of over 23 million people across Australia, demonstrating widespread public and journalistic interest.
The project secured prominent national television exposure, featuring in prime-time evening news bulletins and popular morning shows on Channels 7, 9, and 10. This was complemented by extensive coverage across leading print and digital platforms.
A major exclusive feature ran in Queensland’s premier newspaper, The Courier-Mail, with the story subsequently amplified by national digital giant news.com.au and leading metropolitan publications including The Herald Sun and Gold Coast Bulletin. The narrative was also widely disseminated through a strong network of regional news outlets, ensuring deep reach within local communities.
“This level of immediate and sustained media engagement is extraordinary,” said a project spokesperson. “It reflects the scale, innovation, and economic importance of Infinity Planet. The public’s curiosity and the media’s in-depth coverage confirm that this project resonates as a transformative vision for the region’s future.”
The significant media momentum is seen as a strong indicator of broad-based support and interest, which will be crucial as the project progresses through its next development phases.
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