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Queensland has landed a major coup and will become the home of the Wallaroos and the Australian Men’s and Women’s Rugby Sevens program.

Good news for Pimpama and Beaudesert: two new Police Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC) are being built, plugging the gaps between nearby facilities. The PCYCs are coming thanks to a recent funding injection for both facilities from the Queensland Government.

The newly released draft Legacy Plan will create a world-class precinct, connecting the new Brisbane Stadium at Victoria Park, the National Aquatic Centre and the RNA Showgrounds – home to the Ekka – where the future Brisbane Athletes Village will be based.

Multicultural Queensland Month showcases the people, places and communities that shape the spirit of Queensland. It’s a chance to recognise the great things we share as Queenslanders—our values, our way of life, our cultural traditions, and our unique life experiences.

The health workforce has grown by 10,000 health workers in less than two years with many staff saying they feel more supported than ever.

The Queensland Police Service has seized more than 240 non-compliant e-mobility devices and issued almost 1,000 traffic infringement notices in the first month of a statewide operation targeting unsafe riding and illegal devices.

The Secure Communities Partnership Program is supporting businesses in staying safe against crime by providing funding relief to purchase security equipment, including CCTV systems, distress alarms and more.

A new Crime Prevention School set to open in Ipswich is being shaped around a highly personalised education model designed to help disengaged young people reconnect with learning, their community and future pathways.

Major contractor responsible for delivering the new Bundaberg Hospital, one of Queensland’s largest health infrastructure projects, announced.

The Queensland Government’s Proven Initiatives program has reached a major milestone, with Everything Suarve becoming the first organisation to receive funding under the new early intervention initiative.

“Inspired by wind and water” – a new vision for our National Aquatic Centre has been unveiled to mark six years to go until the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with leading national firms ARM Architecture and NH Architecture in partnership with Queensland’s Arkhefield selected to design the Games centrepiece.

Close to seven months into its rollout, the Queensland Government’s Staying on Track program is already making a meaningful difference in the lives of youth exiting detention.

The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will need approximately 130 kilometres of security fencing, 80,000 square metres of temporary tents and 5,000 temporary toilets for competition venues.

The 2027 Queensland Australian of the Year recipients will be announced in November 2026.

The Queensland Government is marking one year since Jack's Law was made permanent and expanded to give police the ability to wand for weapons in all public places across Queensland.

The new Queensland Government is delivering a balanced energy plan that improves the energy assets we’ve got, while we build what we need for the future.

This means affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for all Queenslanders.

As kids head back to school, the new Queensland Government is delivering back to school relief for families. There are $200 Play On! Sports Vouchers to help kids play their favourite sport, with heaps of sports to play all across Queensland. Plus, there’s a $100 Back to School Boost for every primary school student to help cover the cost of school essentials.

Together we can end domestic and family violence.