Beds deployed
ConfirmedBeds deployed across remote Australia, per the live asset register: 363 Basket (legacy) + 177 Stretch (flagship).
The Register
This page shows the numbers Goods on Country uses in public, where each number came from, whether it was counted or estimated, and what it does not mean. If we cannot show the basis for a number, we do not publish it.
Off-the-ground, washable sleep supports the conditions needed to interrupt the pathway from scabies to rheumatic heart disease. We do not claim our beds have produced a measured health outcome.
200–350 logged bed requests are interest. Revenue is a signed purchase, and only signed purchases are reported as revenue.
The Goods-only figure has been prepared with our accountant but is not signed. We label it as unsigned and explain which records it uses.
Community ownership is the goal. Until ownership is transferred, we describe the work as moving toward that goal.
Only the 35 people cleared for public use appear in public stories. If a person has not been cleared, their words and photo are not published.
Counted or measured from a named record.
Beds deployed across remote Australia, per the live asset register: 363 Basket (legacy) + 177 Stretch (flagship).
Communities served through deployed assets; twelve distinct communities touched.
Pakkimjalki Kari washing machines in community. This count has been checked by the Goods team.
This does not mean: Prototype stage: register interest only, not for direct sale.
Kilograms of recycled HDPE used in Stretch Bed legs. Each Stretch Bed uses 20kg. Basket Beds are not included.
Current shop price for the Stretch Bed, the only product for direct sale.
The current cost to make one more bed when we buy finished leg kits.
The saving on each bed when we press our own legs instead of buying finished kits. Finished legs cost 8.6 times the raw plastic.
Centrecorp paid for 107 beds to be delivered to communities. This was a purchase, not a grant.
Calculated from stated assumptions and not yet measured.
The estimated cost to make one more bed in community, using paid local labour and free waste plastic. This has not yet been measured in sustained production.
This does not mean: This is an estimate, not a measured production cost.
Roughly 338 beds per year to cover current operating costs, based on the estimated cost per bed above.
This does not mean: This uses the estimated cost above, so it is also an estimate.
Requests or offers, not confirmed sales.
200–350 bed requests logged across communities and partners.
This does not mean: Interest, not committed revenue. No request is counted as a sale.
Elder Dianne Stokes asked for twenty more beds and offered to fund them.
This does not mean: Offers on the record, not contracts.
Work that has started but is not complete.
No external commitments are signed today. QBE requires signed commitments before we submit the application. Earlier commitments make the application stronger.
Each plant is built to move into community hands, on the Supply Nation 51% First Nations-ownership path.
This does not mean: Community ownership is the goal. It has not happened yet.
There are no employees or independent directors today. New roles will only be added when funding allows.
Waiting for written confirmation before a number is published.
There is no accountant-signed revenue figure for Goods alone yet. Any prepared figure is clearly labelled as unsigned and explains what records it uses.
This does not mean: No revenue figure is described as signed or certified until the accountant signs one. No surplus figure, ever.
How this register works. Every number comes from a named record. We show whether it was counted, estimated, expressed as interest, planned for the future or is still waiting for confirmation. Voices and photos only appear after they are cleared for public use. When a source changes, this page is updated too.