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30/09/2026

We're giving the growing Caloundra community the infrastructure they need to get home sooner and safer 🚗

Construction on the Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade is now underway, creating a new alternative route into Caloundra C*D and reducing pressure on key congestion hotspots.

We're building Queensland's future with major infrastructure projects like these happening right across the state.

Search 👉 Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade

29/09/2026

Vibes are immaculate, fans are pumped, and event is world class ⚽️🥳

Brazil are taking on the Socceroos tonight in Brisbane and the energy is through the roof.

The Queensland Football Series has brought some of soccer’s biggest stars to the state and is just one of the many blockbuster events we’re delivering.

It’s part of our plan to cement our place as the events capital of Australia, boosting our tourist economy, supporting local businesses, and creating amazing experiences.

Boosting safety in early childhood education 📚From 1 July 2028, all early childhood teachers in regulated services will ...
29/09/2026

Boosting safety in early childhood education 📚

From 1 July 2028, all early childhood teachers in regulated services will be required to be registered through the Queensland College of Teachers.

The change will apply to more than 2,300 kindergartens, long day care centres and preschools, creating accountability, improving reporting, and uplifting the professional status of early childhood teachers.

It’s part of our broader child protection reforms, strengthening protections and preventing potential risks before they occur.

For more information on how we're boosting safety across the state 👉 search ‘Making Queensland Safer’

29/09/2026

National Police Remembrance Day.

Services are being held around Queensland today as we pause to honour the police officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice while working to keep our communities safe.

We remember their courage and commitment today and every day.

Backing safer and more connected communities 🚶‍♀️🚲Applications are now open for the 2027–28 Active Transport Grants Prog...
28/09/2026

Backing safer and more connected communities 🚶‍♀️🚲

Applications are now open for the 2027–28 Active Transport Grants Program, helping councils deliver safer and more connected walking and bike riding infrastructure across Queensland.

The program supports local projects that make it easier for Queenslanders to get to school, community facilities, public transport and other key destinations.

It’s just one of the ways we’re building Queensland's future and delivering infrastructure that makes a real difference to our communities.

To find out more 👉 search 'Active Transport Grants'

Making Queensland safer with more police where they’re needed most 👮The State Flying Squad has now completed more than 2...
28/09/2026

Making Queensland safer with more police where they’re needed most 👮

The State Flying Squad has now completed more than 200 deployments to crime hotspots across Queensland, charging more than 2,900 people with more than 9,000 offences.

As the largest police rapid response unit in Queensland’s history, the squad provides surge capacity to hotspot locations to help restore safety in local communities.

To learn more 👉 search 'Making Queensland Safer'

The Queensland Football Series kicked off in Townsville on Friday and it's safe to say football fever well and truly too...
28/09/2026

The Queensland Football Series kicked off in Townsville on Friday and it's safe to say football fever well and truly took over North Queensland 🎉

Bringing events like these to our state maximises opportunities for Queensland fans, businesses and the visitor economy, helping us deliver better services through a stronger economy.

The excitement isn't over yet, Brazil and the Socceroos are bringing the heat to Brisbane tomorrow for Game 2 and we're getting the party started on Caxton St from 6pm.

Who's coming? 🙋

27/09/2026

Gold Coast, you understood the assignment! Another G’day Little Queenslanders event for the books 🌴

Next stop: Ipswich on 11 October. More info 👉 qld.gov.au/littlequeenslanders

More training and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders.The expanded Indigenous Workforce and ...
26/09/2026

More training and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders.

The expanded Indigenous Workforce and Skills Development Grants program is offering wage subsidies of up to $20,000 for employers to boost jobs in priority industries.

Applications are now open for projects that respond to workforce needs, create training pathways and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders into sustainable employment.

Taylon Miller was one of 26 participants to enrol in a Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure, delivered by Yakka Training Services in Hervey Bay. “It's opened the door to employment, helped me build a career, and shown me what's possible when you back yourself and take an opportunity," Mr Miller said.

We're delivering more training and support to all Queenslanders and strengthening local communities and workforces across the state.

For more information, visit 👉 dtet.qld.gov.au/training/community-orgs/iwsdg

Last week, we welcomed 139 Correctional Officers and five new Drug Detection dogs to the frontline 💪Trained and deployed...
26/09/2026

Last week, we welcomed 139 Correctional Officers and five new Drug Detection dogs to the frontline 💪

Trained and deployed to strengthen the workforce and reduce reoffending, they form part of the more than 2,000 correction officers delivered in less than 24 months.

For our officers in correctional centres to our four-legged recruits, we're delivering on our commitment to make Queensland safer ✅

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