Stamp duty relief would drop premiums by 8%
Queensland insurance policy holders would see premiums drop by eight percent if State Government stamp duty was abolished.
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has
Read more28 September 2024State
Master plan released for Scarborough Boat Harbour
Scarborough Boat Harbour, north-east of Brisbane, will be expanded and its trawler fleet enhanced under long-term plans released today.
A master plan for the maritime
Read more27 September 2024
International big spenders make up for slow recovery
International visitor numbers to Queensland are slow in returning to pre-pandemic levels, but those who are coming are spending big.
New figures from Tourism Research
Read more25 September 2024
Shorncliffe station’s heritage preserved in upgrade
One of Brisbane’s oldest train station is on track for an upgrade with a focus on preserving its heritage.
The Queensland Government has released tenders for work on
Read more25 September 2024
Commissioner to seek happiness for night-time economy
Powderfinger bass player John Collins is Queensland’s first Night-Life Economy Commissioner.
The co-owner and venue director of the Fortitude Valley Music Hall and The
Read more25 September 2024
Bureau to upgrade thousands of flood gauges
The Bureau of Meteorology will take control of around 1000 extra flood gauges across Queensland as part of a long-term plan to improve the organisation’s flood warning
Read more25 September 2024
Matildas’ magic moment immortalised at Suncorp
A permanent reminder of the Matildas’ magic moment at the 2023 Women’s Football World Cup has been unveiled at Suncorp Stadium.
The cast bronze bas relief,
Read more25 September 2024
New sexual consent laws, including stealthing, in effect
Updated Queensland sexual consent laws passed State Parliament this week and are now in effect.
State Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath said the strengthened laws amend
Read more24 September 2024
Study recommends passenger rail line to Beaudesert
Work is under way to preserve the rail corridor between Sailsbury and Beaudesert, after a study found a passenger rail line was the best way to service the area.
Federal
Read more23 September 2024
Funding pledge for schools supporting youth at risk
A Gold-Coast based specialist school will the first funded under a crime-prevention program to be implemented by an elected Queensland LNP Government.
State LNP Leader
Read more23 September 2024