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Currumbin Valley eco-park enters activation stage

The Gold Coast’s Currumbin Valley will be home to one of Australia’s largest eco-parks, with an Activation Plan for a 148ha site now released. The site will feature

High job demand as construction pipeline spikes

Queensland is facing major capacity challenges as it stares down a $92 billion five-year construction pipeline fuelled by energy transformation and the looming 2032

Double jeopardy exemption expands to sex offences

Queenslanders previously acquitted of rape, attempted murder and manslaughter can now be retried for the same offence if “fresh and compelling” evidence emerges

More grants to lure biomedical projects to Qld

Queensland-based businesses can access grants of up to $250,000 to develop biomedical products locally. The latest round of grants through the Queensland Biomedical

Regional SMEs to provide advice to Government

The Queensland Small Business Advisory Council is looking for regional small business owners with diverse backgrounds from various industries to join the

Work begins on major transport bottleneck

Work has begun on a new four-lane overpass on busy Beams Rd in the Brisbane suburb of Carseldine. The main construction contract was awarded to the Bielby Hull Joint

New Jobs Queensland board meets in Far North

The new Jobs Board Queensland has met for the first time in North Queensland. Chaired by Jim Varghese, the 11-person board will provide advice to the State Government on

Dinosaur added to list of Queensland state emblems

The Queensland Government has added the Muttaburrasauras dinosaur to the state’s list of official state emblems. Muttaburrasauras langdoni was discovered in 1963 by

Forde to develop new State complaints process

Former District Court judge Michael Forde has been appointed to oversee the development of a new Queensland Government complaints clearinghouse. Mr Forde will oversee

GAF funding builds framework for thousands of housing lots

Thousands of new housing lots will be “unlocked” in South-East Queensland through a $25 million investment from the State Government’s Growth

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