TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Last updated: 10 August 2026

1. ABOUT THESE TERMS

1.1 Application

These Terms and Conditions govern:

1.1.1 access to and use of this website;

1.1.2 enquiries made through or in connection with this website;

1.1.3 appointments and services provided directly by GLTR Industries;

1.1.4 introductions or referrals made by GLTR Industries to independent service providers; and

1.1.5 appointments in which GLTR Industries and one or more independent providers participate.

1.2 Acceptance

By using this website, submitting an enquiry, requesting or confirming an appointment, paying a deposit or attending an appointment, you acknowledge that you have had a reasonable opportunity to read these Terms and agree to be bound by them.

1.3 Adults Only

This website and all services advertised through it are intended exclusively for adults aged 18 years or over.

1.4 Jurisdiction

Services advertised by GLTR Industries are offered in Queensland, Australia, unless expressly stated otherwise.

2. NATURE OF SERVICES

2.1 Adult Services

GLTR Industries provides lawful adult companionship and sex-work services to consenting adults.

2.2 Individual Arrangements

The particular services, duration, location, provider or providers, fees and other arrangements applicable to an appointment are subject to discussion and agreement before confirmation.

2.3 Website Descriptions

Descriptions appearing on this website are general descriptions only.

Services may vary according to the individual provider, circumstances, availability, consent, health and safety considerations and personal boundaries.

2.4 No Entitlement to a Particular Service

Advertising, discussing, requesting, booking or paying for an appointment does not create an entitlement to any particular sexual activity or service.

Every service remains subject to the voluntary and continuing consent of the participating provider.

3. AGE AND IDENTITY REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Minimum Age

Every client must be at least 18 years of age.

3.2 Verification

GLTR Industries may require satisfactory evidence of a client's identity and age before accepting or confirming an appointment.

3.3 Refusal of Verification

An enquiry or appointment may be declined where a client refuses to provide information reasonably required for identity, age or safety verification.

3.4 False Information

Clients must not provide:

3.4.1 false or misleading information;

3.4.2 altered or fraudulent identification;

3.4.3 identification belonging to another person; or

3.4.4 materially inaccurate information concerning the appointment or attendees.

4. BOOKINGS

4.1 Enquiries

Submitting an enquiry does not constitute a confirmed booking.

4.2 Confirmation

Unless otherwise expressly agreed, an appointment with GLTR Industries is confirmed only when:

4.2.1 the appointment details have been agreed;

4.2.2 required screening or verification has been completed;

4.2.3 any required deposit has been received and cleared; and

4.2.4 GLTR Industries has expressly confirmed the appointment.

4.3 Availability

All appointments are subject to availability.

4.4 Right to Decline

GLTR Industries may decline an enquiry or appointment where reasonably necessary for safety, privacy, availability, legal compliance or another legitimate business reason.

4.5 Independent Providers

An enquiry concerning an independent provider does not constitute acceptance of an appointment by that provider.

Each independent provider decides whether to accept or decline a client or appointment.

5. FEES AND PAYMENT

5.1 Appointment Fee

The fee for an appointment with GLTR Industries applies only to the duration, services, provider arrangements and other inclusions expressly agreed when the appointment is confirmed.

5.2 Additional Services

Additional time, services, travel, special arrangements or additional providers may attract additional fees.

5.3 Agreement Before Additional Charges

Where reasonably practicable, additional fees will be communicated and agreed before the relevant additional service or arrangement occurs.

5.4 No Entitlement From Payment

Payment of an appointment fee does not override:

5.4.1 consent;

5.4.2 personal boundaries;

5.4.3 health or safety requirements; or

5.4.4 a provider's right to refuse or discontinue an activity.

6. DEPOSITS

6.1 Requirement

A deposit may be required before an appointment is confirmed.

6.2 Application

Unless otherwise agreed, the deposit forms part of the total appointment fee.

6.3 Cancellation by Client

Where a client cancels, fails to attend or materially changes a confirmed appointment, GLTR Industries may retain some or all of the deposit to the extent reasonably necessary having regard to the reserved appointment time, notice provided and loss reasonably incurred.

6.4 Cancellation by Us

Where GLTR Industries cancels an appointment for reasons within its control and no mutually acceptable alternative is arranged, amounts paid for services that will not be supplied will be refunded as required by applicable law.

6.5 Consumer Rights

Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.

7. CANCELLATIONS AND RESCHEDULING

7.1 Notice

Clients should provide as much notice as reasonably possible when cancelling or requesting changes to an appointment.

7.2 Appointment-Specific Conditions

Any particular cancellation or rescheduling conditions will be communicated when the appointment is arranged.

7.3 Material Changes

Changes to the date, time, location, duration, attendees or nature of an appointment may constitute a new booking and may require a new deposit or revised fee.

7.4 No-Shows

Failure to attend without reasonable notice may result in:

7.4.1 retention of some or all of the deposit as permitted by law;

7.4.2 additional screening or deposit requirements for future appointments; or

7.4.3 future bookings being declined.

8. CONSENT AND PERSONAL BOUNDARIES

8.1 Ongoing Consent

All services are provided on the basis of voluntary, informed, specific and ongoing consent.

8.2 Withdrawal

Any participant may withdraw or modify their consent at any time.

8.3 Immediate Compliance

A client must immediately stop or modify an activity when requested by a provider.

8.4 Previous Consent

Consent is not established merely because:

8.4.1 an activity has been advertised;

8.4.2 an activity was discussed beforehand;

8.4.3 payment has been made;

8.4.4 consent was given previously; or

8.4.5 the same activity occurred during an earlier appointment.

8.5 Multiple Providers

Where an appointment involves multiple providers, consent must be established separately with each provider.

Consent from one provider does not constitute consent from another.

9. CLIENT CONDUCT

9.1 General Standard

Clients must behave respectfully, lawfully and safely throughout all communications and appointments.

9.2 Prohibited Conduct

Clients must not:

9.2.1 threaten, intimidate or assault a provider;

9.2.2 engage in coercion, pressure or harassment;

9.2.3 engage in unwanted sexual contact;

9.2.4 disregard a stated boundary or withdrawal of consent;

9.2.5 prevent or attempt to prevent a provider from leaving;

9.2.6 intentionally damage property;

9.2.7 bring an undisclosed person to an appointment;

9.2.8 secretly photograph or record a provider;

9.2.9 publish or disclose a provider's private information without permission;

9.2.10 provide false identity or booking information;

9.2.11 interfere with reasonable safety procedures; or

9.2.12 attend while so intoxicated or impaired that safe and informed participation is not reasonably possible.

9.3 Termination

An appointment may be immediately terminated where a provider reasonably considers their safety, privacy, health, wellbeing, dignity, consent or boundaries to be at risk.

9.4 Consequences

Serious or repeated misconduct may result in future enquiries being declined.

Nothing in these Terms limits any legal remedy available to a provider.

10. WORKER SAFETY

10.1 Safety Procedures

Worker safety is a fundamental condition of every appointment.

10.2 Screening

Reasonable safety procedures may include:

10.2.1 identity and age verification;

10.2.2 obtaining contact information;

10.2.3 verifying appointment location;

10.2.4 obtaining information about other attendees;

10.2.5 check-in and check-out arrangements;

10.2.6 emergency contacts;

10.2.7 location-sharing;

10.2.8 venue or accommodation verification; and

10.2.9 other reasonable risk-management procedures.

10.3 Accurate Information

Clients must provide accurate information reasonably required for safety purposes.

10.4 Interference

Clients must not interfere with, disable, circumvent or deliberately undermine reasonable worker-safety procedures.

10.5 Safety-Based Refusal

A provider may refuse or discontinue an appointment or activity they reasonably consider unsafe.

11. HEALTH AND SAFETY

11.1 General Obligations

All participants are expected to take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others.

11.2 Safety Requirements

Providers may establish reasonable health, hygiene and safer-sex requirements applicable to their services.

11.3 Compliance

Clients must comply with reasonable health and safety requirements communicated by a provider.

11.4 Unsafe Services

No provider is required to perform an activity they consider unsafe or outside their personal boundaries.

12. APPOINTMENT LOCATIONS

12.1 Permitted Locations

Appointments may take place at an agreed private residence, hotel, accommodation venue or other mutually agreed lawful location.

12.2 Suitability

A proposed location may be declined where it is reasonably considered unsafe, unsuitable or inconsistent with the agreed arrangements.

12.3 Client Information

Clients must provide accurate information regarding the appointment location, access arrangements and expected attendees.

12.4 Venue Rules

Clients remain responsible for compliance with applicable rules imposed by hotels, accommodation providers or other premises.

13. INDEPENDENT SEX WORKERS

13.1 Independent Businesses

This website may display profiles or information relating to independent adult sex workers operating their own businesses.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, an independent provider is not an employee of GLTR Industries.

13.2 Provider Control

Each independent provider determines their own:

13.2.1 availability;

13.2.2 clients;

13.2.3 services;

13.2.4 personal boundaries;

13.2.5 fees and payment arrangements;

13.2.6 working methods;

13.2.7 screening requirements;

13.2.8 health and safety requirements;

13.2.9 cancellation terms; and

13.2.10 other individual terms of engagement.

13.3 No Guaranteed Acceptance

Displaying or recommending a provider does not guarantee that the provider will accept a particular client or appointment.

13.4 Legal Status

The description of a provider as independent reflects the intended arrangement. The legal character of any working relationship is determined by the applicable law and actual circumstances.

14. REFERRALS AND INTRODUCTIONS

14.1 Introductions

GLTR Industries may introduce a prospective client to an independent provider.

14.2 Provider Decision

Following an introduction, the independent provider decides whether to communicate with, screen or accept the client.

14.3 Separate Arrangement

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, any resulting appointment is a separate arrangement directly between the client and the independent provider.

14.4 Provider's Terms

The provider may establish their own:

14.4.1 fees;

14.4.2 deposit requirements;

14.4.3 identification requirements;

14.4.4 cancellation terms;

14.4.5 services;

14.4.6 boundaries; and

14.4.7 safety requirements.

14.5 Payment

Unless expressly disclosed otherwise, payment for an independently arranged appointment is made directly to the independent provider.

14.6 No Authority to Consent

GLTR Industries cannot consent to any activity or service on behalf of an independent provider.

14.7 No Agency or Control

Unless expressly agreed in writing, GLTR Industries acts only as an introducer and does not act as agent, employer, manager, representative, partner or joint venturer of any independent provider. GLTR Industries does not control, supervise, direct or guarantee the services, conduct, availability, fees, safety practices, communications or legal compliance of any independent provider.

14.7 Client Acknowledgement
A client who chooses to proceed with an independent provider following a referral acknowledges that they must make their own assessment of the provider, the appointment, the agreed services, fees, safety arrangements and legal obligations, and that any resulting arrangement is made directly with the independent provider unless expressly agreed otherwise.

15. APPOINTMENTS INVOLVING MULTIPLE PROVIDERS

15.1 Joint Participation

GLTR Industries may participate in an appointment alongside one or more independent providers.

15.2 Individual Participation

Each provider independently decides whether to participate.

15.3 Individual Consent

Each provider independently controls their own services, consent and boundaries.

15.4 Withdrawal

Any provider may refuse an activity or withdraw consent independently of another provider.

15.5 Fees

Applicable provider fees and payment arrangements will be communicated before confirmation.

15.6 Separate Provider Relationships

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, an independent provider's service arrangement with the client remains separate from the client's arrangement with GLTR Industries.

16. IDENTIFICATION AND PERSONAL INFORMATION

16.1 Purpose of Collection

Information may be requested for legitimate purposes including:

16.1.1 age verification;

16.1.2 identity verification;

16.1.3 client screening;

16.1.4 booking administration; and

16.1.5 worker safety.

16.2 Data Minimisation

GLTR Industries will seek to limit collection of identification information to what is reasonably required for the relevant purpose.

16.3 Sighting Identification

Where reasonably practicable and sufficient for the relevant purpose, identification may be sighted or verified without retaining a complete copy.

16.4 Retained Information

Where personal information is retained, reasonable measures will be taken to protect it from misuse, interference, loss and unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.

16.5 Marketing

Identification information will not be sold or used for unrelated marketing.

16.6 Privacy Policy

Further information regarding collection, use, storage, disclosure and retention of personal information is contained in the Privacy Policy.

17. CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY OF PROVIDERS

17.1 Confidentiality

Clients must respect the privacy and confidentiality of providers.

17.2 Personal Information

Without express permission, a client must not publish, distribute or disclose a provider's:

17.2.1 legal identity;

17.2.2 personal contact information;

17.2.3 residential address;

17.2.4 private communications;

17.2.5 real-time location;

17.2.6 photographs or recordings; or

17.2.7 other private identifying information.

17.3 Survival

These privacy obligations continue after an appointment has ended.

18. PHOTOGRAPHY AND RECORDING

18.1 Prior Permission Required

Clients must not photograph, video-record, audio-record, livestream or otherwise record a provider without the provider's express prior permission.

18.2 Devices

This includes recording using phones, cameras, smart devices, wearable technology, hidden devices or similar equipment.

18.3 Publication

Permission to create a photograph or recording does not constitute permission to publish, distribute or sell it.

18.4 Separate Consent

Publication or distribution requires separate express permission from each identifiable provider.

19. WEBSITE CONTENT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

19.1 Ownership

Unless otherwise stated, website content including text, photographs, branding, graphics, logos and design is owned by or licensed to GLTR Industries.

19.2 Personal Use

Website content may be accessed for personal and lawful purposes.

19.3 Prohibited Use

Without prior permission, users must not reproduce, republish, modify, distribute, sell, licence or commercially exploit website content.

19.4 Impersonation

Website photographs, profiles and information must not be used to impersonate a provider or falsely represent a relationship with a provider.

20. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

20.1 External Providers

The website or business may use third-party providers for hosting, communications, forms, payment processing or other business functions.

20.2 Third-Party Terms

Third-party services may be governed by their own terms and privacy policies.

20.3 Independent Sex Workers

An independent sex worker referred through GLTR Industries is responsible for their own services and contractual relationship with the client unless expressly agreed otherwise.

21. AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW

21.1 Non-Excludable Rights

Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, statutory right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified.

21.2 Application

Where the Australian Consumer Law applies, services are provided subject to applicable statutory consumer guarantees.

21.3 Misconduct and Consumer Rights

Nothing in these Terms removes a client's statutory rights merely because an appointment involves adult or sex-work services.

22. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

22.1 Statutory Rights Preserved

This clause operates only to the maximum extent permitted by law.

22.2 Matters Outside Reasonable Control

To the maximum extent permitted by law, GLTR Industries is not responsible for loss resulting solely from circumstances outside its reasonable control.

22.3 Independent Providers

Subject to applicable law, GLTR Industries is not responsible for the independent acts, omissions, services or contractual obligations of a provider where the client's appointment has been independently arranged directly with that provider following a referral.

22.4 Non-Excludable Liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability where exclusion is prohibited by law.

22.5 Referral Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, GLTR Industries is not liable for any loss, claim, dispute, injury, damage, cost or expense arising from or connected with a client’s separate arrangement with an independent provider following a referral or introduction, except to the extent caused by GLTR Industries’s own fraud, wilful misconduct, negligence, breach of law, or non-excludable statutory obligation.

23. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY AND INFORMATION

23.1 Availability

Continuous or uninterrupted website availability is not guaranteed.

23.2 Changes

Information concerning services, providers, fees, locations and availability may change.

23.3 Enquiries

Website information or submission of an enquiry does not itself create a confirmed appointment.

24. REFUSAL OF SERVICE

24.1 Grounds

An enquiry or appointment may be declined, cancelled or terminated where reasonably necessary because of:

24.1.1 safety concerns;

24.1.2 age or identity concerns;

24.1.3 suspected unlawful conduct;

24.1.4 threats, harassment or violence;

24.1.5 material misrepresentation;

24.1.6 intoxication or impairment;

24.1.7 failure to comply with reasonable safety requirements;

24.1.8 breach of these Terms; or

24.1.9 another legitimate business or safety reason.

24.2 Anti-Discrimination Laws

Nothing in these Terms authorises unlawful discrimination.

25. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

25.1 Updates

These Terms may be amended from time to time.

25.2 Future Bookings

The version published on the website at the relevant time applies to future enquiries and bookings.

25.3 Existing Bookings

Where a material change affects an existing confirmed appointment, reasonable steps will be taken to communicate the change.

26. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is invalid, unenforceable or unlawful, that provision will be read down to the extent necessary or severed where appropriate without affecting the remaining provisions.

27. GOVERNING LAW

27.1 Queensland

These Terms are governed by the laws of Queensland and applicable Commonwealth laws of Australia.

27.2 Jurisdiction

Subject to any mandatory statutory rights, disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts and tribunals having jurisdiction in Queensland.

28. CONTACT

Questions concerning these Terms, appointments, privacy or safety may be directed to:

GLTR Industries

Email: glittermedia@outlook.com

Website: GLTR Industries

By making an enquiry or confirming an appointment, you acknowledge that you have had a reasonable opportunity to read and understand these Terms and Conditions.