Media Statements

The Queensland 2021-22 State Budget will continue to provide the agriculture sector certainty in uncertain times.

More than $42 million will be invested into Queensland’s resources sector and land programs as part of the 2021-22 State Budget.

The Palaszczuk Government is investing billions of dollars to ensure Queensland is the best place to be for small business and that they have the support they need to get growing

The Queensland Government is establishing a $300 million Path to Treaty Fund, as a major investment in reconciliation and healing.

Queensland’s frontline emergency services have received budget backing to help them protect and support communities.

The Palaszczuk Government has delivered a record $2.86 billion Police Budget for 2021-22 to support police in keeping communities safe across Queensland.

A further $10 million is being invested over two years to start rebuilding aviation connectivity as part of the Palaszczuk Government’s Economic Recovery Plan.

Queensland’s environment is set to be a major cornerstone of the Palaszczuk Government’s latest Budget, with a record $1.4 billion announced to protect the country’s immense biodiversity and create jobs.

The Palaszczuk Government continues to strengthen its investment in training and skilling Queenslanders, with more than $1 billion providing a further boost to the state’s economic recovery.

The Palaszczuk Government has delivered a budget that ensures local jobs continue to be created and industry is supported.

The Palaszczuk Government is launching a bold new housing plan backed by $1.9 billion investment over four years and a new $1 billion Housing Investment Fund to boost housing supply and increase housing and homelessness support across Queensland.

The economic security, and health and wellbeing of Queensland women, was again at the front of the Palaszczuk Government agenda with the release of the 2021-22 Women’s Budget Statement.