Media Statements

Time is running out for workplaces operating in Queensland to nominate for the 2022 Safe Work and Return to Work Awards to recognise and celebrate their safety success stories.

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s decision to suspend the National Electricity Market’s spot market provides them greater flexibility and agility to ensure adequate supply across the Eastern Seaboard.

Twenty-nine frontline police officer positions and a new Mobile Police Beat are among the announcements made by Police Minister Mark Ryan and Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll in Toowoomba today.

The Gkuthaarn and Kukatj people will own their own country forever following a small, but significant ceremony in Normanton in the Gulf of Carpentaria yesterday.

The Palaszczuk Government will deliver a boost Queensland’s place in the energy storage revolution through a $15 million investment to scale up the National Battery Testing Centre (NBTC), based in Banyo on Brisbane’s northside.

The mask mandate in all Queensland airports will be lifted from this weekend.

The refurbishment and upgrade of the historic Warwick Police Station is entering the final design stage.

The Palaszczuk Government has extended its expressions of interest deadline for the $2 million first round of its new Rural Agricultural Development grants.

The Eight Mile intersection, where the Cunningham and New England Highways meet, is being uplifted to make it safer for Queensland locals.

There is no change to solar feed in tariffs in Queensland.

Firefighters in the state’s south west received a boost to their firefighting capability with a new Urban Water Tanker officially handed over today by Minister for Fire and Emergency Services Mark Ryan

Disaster assistance has been extended to more flood-affected communities after the Northern and Central-Western Queensland event during April and May.