August 2, 2021: The Palaszczuk Government will provide $5,000 payments to small and medium businesses across Queensland affected by the current COVID-19 lockdown and lockdowns in other states. Treasurer and… Continue reading Lockdown support for Queensland businesses
21 July was a historic day when out of the 80 Indian Olympic Committee (IOC) members, three abstained, five voted “no” and 72 voted “yes”, granting the hosting rights to… Continue reading Olympics 2032 coming to the “deserving” Brisbane city
The relationship between the Chinese and Tamil people date back to the Han dynasty in the second century BC. There had been cultural and trade relationships between the two peoples… Continue reading Yesterday Tibet! Today India! Tomorrow Ceylon?
Islamic Council Of Queensland (ICQ) held a Community Leaders Dinner with the theme ‘The Other Side of Covid”, which was well attended by Queensland dignitaries along with the community leaders… Continue reading Islamic Council Of Queensland holds dinner event for community leaders
July 27: Another Queensland jobs boost is underway with major construction underway on Ferny Grove’s $140 million landmark suburban Transit Oriented Development (TOD). The $140 million mixed-use development at the… Continue reading $140 million Ferny Grove Station upgrade kicks off
July 27: Some of Queensland’s first hydrogen-powered cars have hit the streets and are revving their way towards a zero-emissions travel revolution. Hydrogen Minister Mick de Brenni said the arrival… Continue reading Hydrogen-powered vehicles join Queensland’s decarbonised transport revolution
July 26:The Palaszczuk Government’s pioneering gas policy is paying off again for Australian manufacturers and jobs. Resources Minister Scott Stewart said Queensland gas producer Senex Energy has sealed a deal… Continue reading Queensland gas drives manufacturing jobs
July 26: Roadside cameras that detect drivers illegally using mobile phones and not wearing a seatbelt will start appearing on Queensland roads from today. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark… Continue reading New mobile phone/seatbelt cameras rollout from today
July 24: With just over a month to go, businesses across Queensland are getting ready for Queensland’s ban of single-use plastics. Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon said the Palaszczuk Government was… Continue reading Queensland gets ready for plastics ban
July 24: Townsville residents will have greater access to the COVID-19 vaccine from next month with the opening of the city’s first community-based vaccination centre. Minister for Health and Ambulance… Continue reading Townsville’s first community-based vaccine centre set to open
July 23: In a win for local manufacturing, Gold Coast boat builder Swift Marine has been awarded a $1.9 million contract to build eight high-speed vessels, bolstering the Palaszczuk Government’s… Continue reading Gold Coast know-how builds capacity for safer waters
July 22: A new four-year fund for emerging arts organisations will strengthen the Palaszczuk Government’s investment in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing artists and companies in Queensland. Minister… Continue reading Funding for First Nations Artistic Pathways
