Media Statements

A spectacular spring season of events in Toowoomba continues with today’s Audi Centre Toowoomba Weetwood race day at Clifford Park Racecourse.

Queensland’s top apprentice, trainee and training achievers have been named at the 2022 Queensland Training Awards held in Brisbane tonight.

Thousands of visitors are soaking up Queensland’s great Outback lifestyle and waltzing to Winton for this weekend’s 50th anniversary celebration of the Outback Festival.

Ground-breaking research is bearing fruit in the quest to develop tasty bananas resistant to Panama TR4 disease, helping to protect good jobs in Queensland’s nation-leading banana industry.

With an increased chance of La Niña reforming and bringing more heavy rain later in 2022, Queensland primary producers are urged to prepare now for possible flooding and other disasters to help ensure the safety of family, workers and animals.

New online training packages will support good jobs in agriculture by helping more people recognise exotic pests and diseases.

More than $200,000 in student scholarships is up for grabs in a bid to develop innovative ways to improve land rehabilitation in Queensland coal mines.

Annual housing data shows the state’s social housing register is showing signs it is stabilising, and that the Palaszczuk Government’s social housing construction program and wide range of housing products and services are supporting Queenslanders most in need.

A new blueprint has been unveiled for one of the world’s most spectacular marine parks, focussing on enhanced opportunities for tourism, conservation, and recreational activities.

Homeowners will be encouraged to rent secondary dwellings for the next three years under emergency planning changes expected to house thousands of Queenslanders.

TOKYO: Queensland Treasurer and Japanese global drinks manufacturer Suntory discussed their major investment in a $400 million facility at Swanbank, which received development approval from Ipswich City Council today.

Three of Korea’s largest conglomerate groups have formed a powerful new Consortium in Queensland to unlock the State’s hydrogen potential and build a green energy export corridor, connecting North Queensland to north-east Asia.