Play your part in reshaping Queensland’s cultural heritage laws
Queenslanders are invited to have their say on a review of the state’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage laws.
A $14 million indoor sports centre, run by the PCYC Logan, has opened at Cronulla Park, Slacks Creek, in a boost for the Palaszczuk Government’s COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan.
Government response to PCCC report June 2021
The Palaszczuk Government has today tabled its response into a report on the activities of Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC).
Builder chosen to construct new Bowen neighbourhood centre
A North Queensland based construction company has been selected to build the new Bowen Neighbourhood Centre.
New grants supporting Queensland veterans and their families
More than $2 million in grants has been awarded to almost 200 ex-service organisations which have been supporting veterans throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
The class of 2021 wakes up to Year 12 results and ATARs
This morning Queensland’s Year 12 graduates of 2021 jumped online to find out their subject results and Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).
We’ve always said we will let the legal process finish before any decision was made.
Funding ‘shot in the arm’ for over 40 arts projects
More than forty artists and arts organisations will share in Queensland Government investment of over $1.6 million, to create vibrant arts experiences for audiences and communities across the state, in the latest arts funding outcomes announced today by Minister for the Arts Leeanne Enoch.
Operator announced for Gold Coast on demand services
Gold Coast is one step closer to on demand transport, with an operator for an upcoming trial announced today.
Masks mandated to prevent the spread of COVID-19
Queenslanders will be required to wear masks in certain settings across the state to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 infections.
North West energy future a step closer
Another vital piece in the State Government’s support for powering the North West Minerals Province and shoring up the dynamic region’s long-term energy security is underway.
Cross River Rail’s biggest breakthrough yet
Queensland’s biggest ever infrastructure project has reached a massive milestone with the final mega machine breaking through at the Northern Portal near the ICB marking the end of tunnelling for the transformational project.