Media Statements

A group of Townsville teens in the youth justice system is being given the essential skills they need to swap offending for a life on the land.

Construction has begun on the first stage of the $850 million Yeerongpilly Green Riverside community, supporting 631 construction jobs.

Western Downs industry and local government leaders are leading by example by encouraging as many local people as possible to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Palaszczuk Government’s investment in regional arts and cultural infrastructure is yielding major benefits in Rockhampton with construction now completed on the new Rockhampton Museum of Art.

Construction on Queensland’s first dedicated regional quarantine facility has reached a new milestone with the installation of the first Toowoomba made and manufactured accommodation modules at the Wellcamp site

From cafes to country music singers, more than 30,000 business owners and sole traders have already been paid more than $279 million in Palaszczuk Government COVID-19 Business Support Grants to help them overcome a drop in business due to Queensland’s August lockdowns and the border closure.

Support from the Palaszczuk Government for Gold Coast manufacturers has taken another step forward with the new round of the highly successful Manufacturing Hubs Grants Program (MHGP) opening for applications.

Support from the Palaszczuk Government for Mackay manufacturers has taken another step forward with the new round of the highly successful Manufacturing Hubs Grants Program (MHGP) opening for applications.

Organisations across Queensland are encouraged to apply for their share in $1 million as the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland program’s project funding round opens.

Up to $2.5 million worth of grants are on offer from the Palaszczuk Government to help Queensland explorers find the minerals needed to charge the renewable energy revolution.

Queenslanders are invited to help shape reforms to safeguard people with disability who may harm themselves or others.

Infrastructure upgrades at Ingham and Charters Towers Hospitals will deliver eight renal chairs to bring care closer to home for patients receiving haemodialysis for renal failure and kidney disease.