Rule change to ensure critical work goes ahead
Critical Queensland workers will be able to provide essential services while they are classified close contacts provided they meet strict health criteria.
2022 school year to start on February 7
The start of the 2022 school year in Queensland will move from Monday January 24 to Monday February 7 to avoid opening schools during the predicted peak of the Omicron wave and to allow more time for children to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations.
Non-urgent elective surgeries postponed
Queensland’s public hospitals are postponing all non-urgent elective surgeries until March 1.
Palaszczuk Government extends public transport fare freeze
The Palaszczuk Government has paused its annual CPI public transport fare increase to support Queenslanders during a challenging stage of the pandemic.
More Queensland businesses supported to Go Global
The latest recipients of Trade and Investment Queensland’s Go Global Export Program have been announced, with the Palaszczuk Government investing another $500,000 to help Queensland businesses export to more markets.
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Bridges ahead on Ring Road upgrade
Four new bridges and overpasses are taking shape on the Townsville Ring Road, as works progress on the Townsville Ring Road Stage 5 (TRR5) works.
Qld freight entry requirements changed
Queensland has removed the requirement for freight workers and truck drivers to provide a negative Covid-19 PCR test to enter the state.
Gas pipeline could reduce Bowen Basin coal mine emissions
A gas pipeline in Queensland’s Bowen Basin could future-proof gas supply, reduce emissions and help create jobs, a new study has found.
Hatchlings are emerging at Mon Repos
Mon Repos is a hive of turtle activity with hatchlings starting to emerge and make their way to the ocean.
Bruce Highway upgrade complete north of Mackay
Work is complete for more than $39 million worth of safety upgrades along the Bruce Highway between The Leap and Careys Creek.
Progress for $11.5 million redevelopment of Dalby Police Station
Minister for Police Mark Ryan joined Superintendent Garrath Channells and Queensland Police Union President Ian Leavers today to reveal the key features of the major redevelopment of the Dalby Police Station.
Queensland secures 18 million Rapid Antigen Tests
The Palaszczuk Government has secured 18 million State Rapid Antigen Tests to be provided free from public testing sites to people classified as close contacts.