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Two newly-designed commemorative marriage certificates are available to Queenslanders celebrating their nuptials in 2018.

Charlotte and Oliver have remained Queensland’s most popular baby names, while names such as Harper, Ivy, Hudson and Henry are becoming more popular.

Australia’s 2017 flu surge had a huge impact on emergency department performance, Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services Steven Miles has confirmed.

Queenslanders are being asked to start 2018 safely by driving carefully to help reduce the number of deaths and injuries on our roads.

Minister for Digital Technology Mick de Brenni today released the 1987 Queensland Cabinet Minutes, shedding light on one of the most tumultuous years of Government in Queensland’s history.

Police officers state-wide are preparing for one of the busiest nights of the year as Queensland gets set to see in 2018.

Please accept my best wishes to you, your family and loved ones for the New Year.

Queensland drivers are being urged to do the right thing this weekend to ensure everyone has a safe and happy start to the new year.

Swanbank E gas-fired power station near Ipswich is up and running again, to help secure power supply for another Queensland summer and put more downward pressure on power bills.

Queenslanders can save up to $300 on new energy-efficient appliances from 1 January with the Palaszczuk Government’s latest energy-saving rebate.