The Palaszczuk Government has moved rapidly to implement a range of measures in response to the current housing challenges and homelessness following recent severe rainfall and flooding.
A pioneering STEM program, which aims to provide educators the tools and knowledge to teach specialist design and technology skills, is being delivered in some Queensland primary schools, thanks to a collaboration between the State Government and an educational technology company.
Education Minister Grace Grace today visited Gympie schools that had experienced significant damage in the recent floods, and thanked Gympie Central State School for opening their doors to other students.
Australia’s Matildas will play their first game in North Queensland when they take on the New Zealand Ferns on 8 April in an historic match at Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium.
Flood affected Queenslanders are being warned to be aware of ‘claims farmers’ who often crop up in the wake of disasters to offer assistance with their insurance claim.
Nearly $4 million in Made in Queensland (MiQ) Grants will help two Bundaberg manufacturing businesses significantly grow their operations and support more than 80 local jobs
The Palaszczuk Government is putting more cooks in Queensland kitchens with the launch of an innovative pilot program matching employers with apprentice chefs