Media Statements

Another $50 is on its way to more than two million Queensland households, with the state’s publicly-owned power assets delivering their fifth dividend in four years.

A Maryborough man has been fined $25,000 in the Maryborough Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to destroying marine plants and conducting unauthorised works in a declared Fish Habitat Area at Kalah Creek.

A charter boat skipper has been hit with more than $33,000 in fines and costs after being found guilty in the Mackay Magistrates Court of two charges, including a major black marketing offence.

Treasurer and Minister for Investment Cameron Dick and Minister for Transport and Main Roads Mark Bailey have announced that Dr Anthony Lynham has been appointed a director and chair of the Gladstone Port Corporation (GPC).

Two Queen’s Counsel with more than 50 years’ combined legal experience are set to join the Bench of Queensland’s Supreme Court.

Brisbane Festival 2021 is back with a jam-packed three-week program of performances and arts experiences set to excite and entice Queenslanders, ending with the Sunsuper Riverfire spectacular.

On the eve of this summer’s competition, the Gold Coast District Cricket Club at Robina has hit a six for the Palaszczuk Government’s Economic Recovery Plan with the opening of $974,000 in new female-friendly change rooms

Community feedback is being sought on a proposal for a multi-billion dollar overhaul of the southern rail network to support increased train services between the Gold Coast, Logan, and Brisbane.

Five remote communities across Queensland will share in $1.5 million as part of Queensland’s Economic Recovery Plan through the Remote Area Boards (RAB) program.

The Palaszczuk Government has established a Summertime Taskforce to help councils support small businesses in making the most of the trading opportunities presented by the glorious Queensland sunshine

Show your DIY dad just how much you value him and his safety this Father’s Day and slip a ladder safety sticker into his card on Sunday.

More than $20 million is now in the pockets of small business across Queensland, thanks to the Palaszczuk Government’s COVID-19 Business Support Grants.