Media Statements

Ripped-off Queensland workers will have an easier, cheaper way to recover the wages and other entitlements they’re owed.

The Government can confirm that it has reached agreement to settle the claims against the State arising out of the 2011 Queensland Floods Class Action.

The people of Townsville will be able to Rock and Roll All Nite this December, with the Palaszczuk Government this week inking a deal to bring rock legends KISS to Queensland Country Bank Stadium.

Frontline workers at Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service are among the first people in regional Queensland to be given the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, starting from today.

Queensland’s publicly-owned energy businesses are sparking new career opportunities for veterans, mature age students and school leavers to ensure Queenslanders continue to have safe, reliable power supply.

A commercial fisher has been fined $17,000 for taking under-sized crabs.

Queenslanders are being reminded of the dangers of keeping exotic reptiles after the recent seizure of four non-native snakes.

Queensland arts projects are receiving a funding boost from the Palaszczuk Government, with 21 projects sharing in $812,037 of funding in the latest round of the Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP) to deliver diverse cultural experiences across the state

The people of Queensland will be able to Rock and Roll All Nite, with the Palaszczuk Government this week inking a deal to bring rock legends KISS to the Sunshine State later this year.

The State Government has introduced a comprehensive package of Youth Justice reforms that will target hardcore youth criminals who repeatedly offend and put the community at risk.

Nicky Davies has been appointed as Legal Aid Queensland’s new chief executive officer today.

Gladstone is fast on its way to becoming a renewable hydrogen superpower, with the proposed hydrogen plant project hitting milestones ahead of schedule