Media Statements

Community organisations, education professionals, scientists and citizen science groups are invited to apply for grants of up to $20,000 for projects, events and activities that increase participation in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

Queensland Health has established a supplier panel of major construction companies to accelerate the delivery of three new hospitals and nine major hospital expansions under the Palaszczuk Government’s Queensland Health and Hospitals Plan.

Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Shannon Fentiman has announced that retired Supreme Court judge, the Honourable Alan Wilson KC, is calling for submissions to his review of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010 (PID Act).

Applications are open to access a new $3 million grant program to support a new national plan to end violence against women and children.

More than 1000 frontline health workers will kickstart their career on the frontline, bolstering Queensland’s strong health workforce.

Queensland’s small businesses are being encouraged to share their challenges, priorities, and goals to help inform the Palaszczuk Government’s new Small Business Strategy.

As part of the Palaszczuk Government’s ongoing commitment to deliver better services and keep Queenslanders safe, a Bill to expand and extend an Australian-first trial to detect weapons and combat violence will on Monday go to a public hearing.The important step brings the introduction of the Police Powers and Responsibilities (Jack’s Law) Amendment Bill 2022 one step closer to being legislated.If passed, the Bill, known as Jack’s Law and named after Jack Beasley - who was trag...

The Palaszczuk Government has bought a 30-unit property in Clayfield to help house Queenslanders in need.

Gold Coast recent school leavers and other locals looking to upskill or change careers are being encouraged to enrol in one of the 37,000 Fee-Free TAFE places available across Queensland in 2023.

Australia and the world’s best actors will descend on the Gold Coast next February, as the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards and AACTA International Awards move to Queensland in a major coup for the state’s screen and tourism industries.

An abandoned Far North Queensland mining area is one step closer to coming back to life – creating more good jobs for regional Queenslanders in the burgeoning critical minerals industry.

Disaster assistance is now available to seven more flooded local councils following extreme monsoonal rainfall and flooding across Regional Queensland.