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
Sydney, July 21 (IANS): The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) applauded the success of Brisbane’s bid for the 2032 Summer Olympic Games and promised a Games to “serve Olympic ideals”. In a… Continue reading Australia promises Olympics of highest standard as Brisbane wins bid
July 22: The Palaszczuk Government is reminding small business owners and entrepreneurs that Expressions of Interest to sit on the Queensland Small Business Advisory Council (QSBAC) close this Tuesday 27… Continue reading Last chance to sit on Small Business Advisory Council
July 22: Work has wrapped up on a major upgrade of the Capricorn Highway between Rockhampton and Gracemere. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Barnaby… Continue reading Stars align for Capricorn Highway to Gracemere
Colombo, July 21 Breaking the archaic 1951 law, the Sri Lanka Cabinet has allowed Muslim women to get married under ordinary law – the Marriage Registration Ordinance in Sri Lanka,.… Continue reading SL Muslim women allowed to get married under regular law
New Delhi, July 21 The selection of Indian numbers largely commenced around the time of Narendra Modis trip to Israel in 2017, the first visit to the country by an… Continue reading Pegasus snoopgate raises troubling questions about use of the spyware in India
Tokyo, July 21 The Australian city of Brisbane won the right to host the 2032 Summer Olympics in a vote at the 138th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) here… Continue reading Brisbane wins right to host 2032 Olympics
July 21: The Palaszczuk Government is providing personalised text alerts and tutorial videos to make it easier for small businesses to employ apprentices and trainees. Minister for Employment and Small… Continue reading Tech making it easier to employ apprentices and trainees
July 21: The Honourable Justice Martin Daubney AM has delivered notice to His Excellency the Governor of his upcoming resignation as President of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT)… Continue reading Justice Martin Daubney to end his service as QCAT President, Qld SC Judge
July 20:The Palaszczuk Government has taken another important step towards establishing Queensland’s credentials as a leading generator of renewable energy jobs. Speaking at the Queensland Smart Energy Summit today, Minister… Continue reading World-leading certification guarantees ‘renewable’ hydrogen
July 20: There’s no place for COVID complacency in Queensland’s construction industry, the State Government, unions and industry have urged in the wake of the Sydney shutdown. Minister for Public… Continue reading Stay safe and stay out of lockdown
July 18: Five exceptional Queensland female STEM professionals were on July 18 recognised for their outstanding initiatives as part of the 2021 Queensland Women in STEM award ceremony. Minister for… Continue reading Women in STEM award winners for 2021 announced
