Media Statements

In a major coup for Queensland, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced that the hugely popular reality TV show, Australian Survivor, will be filmed in Cloncurry, 1,700 km north-west of Brisbane in outback Queensland.

The $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf Brisbane will be the envy of the nation with confirmation today it will become one of the world’s finest luxury shopping precincts.

Students will be transported to one of Queensland’s vibrant National Parks when they step into a new and immersive learning environment at David Fleay Wildlife Park.

A new bottling plant in the Sunshine Coast hinterland has created more than 24 direct and indirect jobs thanks to grant funding from the Palaszczuk Government.

Not-for-profit organisations can receive a share of $8 million in grants from the Palaszczuk Government to upgrade community infrastructure and accelerate COVID-19 economic recovery.

A suite of initiatives will be implemented in Cairns to target youth offenders.

The State Government will move immediately to further crackdown on juvenile crime.

The 2021 World Science Festival Brisbane (WSFB) is back and will offer a dynamic mix of educational, fun and fascinating activities when it opens from Wednesday March 24.

South east Queensland has recorded the most trips on public transport in a single day since the first COVID measures were introduced in March last year, showing strong signs in the state’s economic recovery.

Travel-hungry Australians are being urged to visit Queensland to experience its unique and beautiful national parks and wildlife attractions.

This weekend more than 900 touch footballers from across Queensland are in Bundaberg for the sixth Bundaberg Cup.

The Palaszczuk Government will bring forward a $24 million upgrade of the Cannonvale substation as the local Ergon Energy crew prepares to relocate to a new depot closer to the Airlie Beach tourism hub.