Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who want to become an NDIS service provider are encouraged to “Dream it up, Grow it up” and sign up for a state-wide seminar series this month.
The Palaszczuk Government is delivering a boost to students in remote Queensland with Education Minister Grace Grace announcing an increase in IT hardware funding for geographically isolated students.
A university campus development translating Aboriginal culture and knowledge into tangible design strategies has taken out the top honour at this year’s Urban Design Awards.
An almost $6 million investment from the 2022-23 State Budget will see the further expansion of Mackay’s Resources Centre of Excellence, enabling it to become a key player in Queensland’s new economy minerals sector.
Brisbane’s bayside is home to a hothouse of agricultural science research and development with 75 staff at the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries’ Redlands Research Centre currently working across almost 50 projects and trials.
Two officers were presented with Queensland Police Bravery Medals today by Police Minister Mark Ryan and Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski as part of 71 awards recognising bravery, diligent service and conspicuous work.
Ahead of Origin 1, the Palaszczuk Government has announced more support for ARTIE, an Indigenous education program supported by the Queensland Former Origin Greats (FOGS).
Queensland Corrective Services officers who bravely responded to control protests in Arthur Gorrie Correctional Centre during COVID-19 lockdowns today received the high honour of a Commissioner’s Unit Citation award.
The world’s second largest carrier, United Airlines will fly direct from San Francisco to Brisbane International Airport three times a week from October as one of the most significant aviation deals to land in Queensland.