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Courier Mail
April 12, 2018
IF THE Queensland Government stuck to one of its own fiscal principles, there would be 11,260 fewer public servants, according to an economic analysis. The ballooning numbers of public servants are also growing compared with the state's overall employment. According to one analysis from ConusÃâà...
NEWS.com.au
April 12, 2018
The Queensland government has hit out at the federal coalition for offering to fund a major Victorian rail project while denying money for Brisbane's $5.4 billion Cross River Rail project. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Thursday pledged up to $5 billion to build a Melbourne Airport rail link and urged theÃâà...
myGC.com.au
April 10, 2018
“This is a real opportunity for the Queensland Government to lead the way and get the emphasis right by looking at creating more space for emergency services and roadside workers to do their jobs and focus on moving cars over rather than just slowing them down. “The New South Wales Government'sÃâà...
Gladstone Observer
April 10, 2018
WE ALL need to be involved in the conversation about how to reduce our carbon emissions says Lisa Cliff, climate policy officer for the Queensland Conservation Council. That's why she'll be speaking at community forums around Queensland this month about the state government's climate changeÃâà...
Brisbane Times
March 25, 2018
A pair of dated former Queensland Government buildings in Brisbane CBD will merge and be increased in height by six storeys as part of a new commercial development. Ashe Morgan and DMANN Corporation submitted a development application to the Brisbane City Council in December 2017 proposingÃâà...
The Australian
March 21, 2018
A greyhound trainer convicted of illegal live-baiting and who transformed his “scrub block with a house” into a greyhound track could have his land forfeited to the Queensland government. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is seeking to take control of Tom Noble's property under the CriminalÃâà...
The Canberra Times
March 21, 2018
Disgraced Queensland greyhound trainer Tom Noble is fighting a court bid to seize the property he used for illegal live-baiting. Lawyers for the Queensland government on Wednesday urged the Supreme Court in Brisbane to grant it permission to seize the banned trainer's Churchable property, north ofÃâà...
Beer and Brewer
March 20, 2018
Queensland's Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, Cameron Dick, has spoken with brewers at Brewsvegas 2018 about a plan to strengthen the government's role in supporting the craft brewing industry. Dick said the Palaszczuk Government recognised the benefitsÃâà...
The Shout
March 19, 2018
Queensland's Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, Cameron Dick, has spoken with brewers at Brewsvegas 2018 about a plan to strengthen the government's role in supporting the craft brewing industry. Dick said the Palaszczuk Government recognised the benefitsÃâà...
Brisbane Times
March 19, 2018
The Palaszczuk government will move to reintroduce a waste levy amid mounting scrutiny of New South Wales companies dumping hundreds of thousands of tonnes of rubbish north of the border. It's understood Cabinet signed off on the move on Monday after a long-awaited report into the waste industryÃâà...
9news.com.au
March 18, 2018
Children's film Dora the Explorer will be filmed on the Gold Coast after the state government agreed to cough up the extra cash needed to keep the production on Australian soil. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk made the announcement to a cast of industry workers and their families this morning. “Thanks toÃâà...
Brisbane Times
March 18, 2018
Queensland's Liberal National Party is accusing the government of manufacturing a drama over securing the production of the Dora the Explorer movie. The Palaszczuk Labor government has dipped in further than they wanted to by topping up the federal government's tax concession to Hollywood studioÃâà...
Courier Mail
March 16, 2018
The Queensland government has accused the federal MP of being reckless, but Mr Katter says the region's economy took a hit from excessive road closures. “I'm talking about cases where there was eight inches of water across the road and there was no flow in it at all. It was stagnant,” he told ABC radio onÃâà...
Courier Mail
March 15, 2018
ANNASTACIA Palaszczuk has refused to explain why ministers signed off on the appointment of Mark Algie to Energy Queensland's board just days after his CV was spruiked by ETU boss Peter Simpson. The Premier insisted Cabinet processes were followed but she would not explain why the appointmentÃâà...
Townsville Bulletin
March 15, 2018
STATE Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington has slammed the State Government for refusing to accelerate funding for the Haughton pipeline duplication. The Palaszczuk Government committed $225 million for the pipe duplication and other water-saving support measures to be paid to Townsville CityÃâà...
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
March 13, 2018
In the days after the announcement late last month, a Queensland Government spokesman said the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy had worked closely with Carbine and other government agencies for the past two years to progress their proposal and support the feasibility study.
Courier Mail
March 13, 2018
ANNASTACIA Palaszczuk will this week act to overhaul the ministerial handbook after the Mark Bailey “mangocube” email scandal, eight months after first promising to do so. All ministers, ministerial staff and all the Queensland public service will be hit by the rules banning use of personal emails forÃâà...
Courier Mail
March 9, 2018
The Queensland government's submission to the inquiry, seen by The Courier-Mail, also calls for all teachers to have access to high-speed internet and incentives to pursue postgraduate qualifications, like scholarships or fee waivers. Ms Grace's push for a campaign to attract quality teachers comes as theÃâà...
Courier Mail
March 8, 2018
“The unity ticket of the LNP's Team Queensland expanded to include local government with the mayors of Brisbane, Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa coming on board, the Queensland Government and Opposition have been extremely supportive and so too has the business sector andÃâà...
Toowoomba Chronicle
March 6, 2018
THE Queensland Government wants a Darling Downs-based contractor to build the new $10.5 million performing arts centre at Centenary Heights State High School. The Department of Education and Training opened the construction tender period last week for the major project, three months after TheÃâà...
Occupational Health and Safety
March 6, 2018
Boeing announced March 1 a new partnership agreement with the Queensland government in Australia, saying that because of it, Australia will be home to Boeing's largest autonomous systems development program outside of the United States. During the next three years, this rapid innovation programÃâà...
The North West Star
March 1, 2018
The owners of the Northern Gas Pipeline linking Tennant Creek with Mount Isa, also support the Queensland Government's approach to onshore gas development, saying the science consistently demonstrated that a well regulated onshore gas industry can help to deliver much needed additional gas toÃâà...
Triple M
February 26, 2018
The Queensland Government will partner with YouTube as a part of an initiative to stop cyber bullying. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk paid a visit to the LA-based YouTube Space Hub to establish the partnership as a part of the new Anti-Cyber Bullying Task Force, which was set up following the death ofÃâà...
ABC Online
February 24, 2018
Residents at a failed residential marina resort in Queensland are calling on the State Government to end a stalemate between a collapsed company, council and property owners. Port Hinchinbrook has been plagued with problems since the global financial crisis. It has seen a direct hit from a severeÃâà...
ABC Local
February 20, 2018
Did you know Queensland Rail spent more than $500,000 on organic soap and toiletries in the last financial year? Or that the Department of Premier and Cabinet forked out more than $1.7 million on marketing in just six months? While these details of Queensland Government spending have been madeÃâà...
Courier Mail
February 19, 2018
QUEENSLAND'S leading motorist body will share data and analysis on fuel prices with the State Government in an attempt to tackle soaring prices at the bowser. Energy Minister Anthony Lynham and Transport Minister Mark Bailey met with RACQ Head of Policy Dr Rebecca Michael on Monday to discussÃâà...
ABC Online
February 12, 2018
Queensland's Environment Department has thrown embattled miner New Acland Coal a lifeline, despite its historic loss in the Land Court last year. The court recommended against the coal mine's expansion into agricultural land on Queensland's Darling Downs, mainly because of uncertainty as to how itÃâà...
Brisbane Times
December 31, 1999
The Queensland government is making a last-ditch effort to keep the filming of Dora the Explorer in the sunshine state. Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison on Friday afternoon refused a request to increase Paramount movie studio's tax break so it could produce the live-action children's movie in Australia.
Courier Mail
December 31, 1999
THE Queensland Government is poised to bring in new powers allowing the state to stand down mayors and councillors facing serious charges. Local Government Minister Stirling Hinchliffe has revealed he is urgently pursuing the reforms. It comes as political pressure mounts on Logan Mayor Luke SmithÃâà...
Courier Mail
December 31, 1999
NEW laws requiring rideshare operators to record and hand over data on their drivers and the trips they take come into force next month, as the State Government continues to roll out its Uber reforms. The changes will allow the Department of Transport and Main Roads to not only get a handle on the extentÃâà...
myGC.com.au
December 31, 1999
TRANSSEXUAL people in Queensland will no longer be forced to divorce their partners to have their new gender legally recognised. The Queensland Government yesterday announced it would scrap the “legal restriction” from the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registrations Act 2003 next week.
Townsville Bulletin
December 31, 1999
THE State Government will not match a last-ditch “nervous” advertising campaign by their Victorian counterparts to secure Defence's coveted $5 billion Land 400 vehicle project. State Development, Manufacturing and Infrastructure Minister Cameron Dick said the Victorian Government was spendingÃâà...