Queensland government

The Queensland, Victorian and New South Wales’ premiers have joined forces to lift the minimum age on social media up to 16 years of age, AAP reports.

The Queensland government has introduced legislation that would make coercive control a stand-alone, criminal offence in the state. 

Kindergarten will be free in Queensland from the start of next year, an initiative that is set to benefit an additional 50,000 children.

Queensland’s move on pill testing aligns the state with a growing international norm. The evidence to it has existed for decades.

Students attending any state school in Queensland will now have access to feminine sanitary products free of charge. 

The Queensland government will introduce a bill to criminalise coercive control by the end of 2023, Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced.

QLD Health Minister Yvette D’Ath has slammed Scott Morrison’s government for an “appalling” advertising campaign falsely spruiking free RATs.

Queenslanders appear to have given Palaszczuk’s government a tick of approval for its health and economic responses to coronavirus.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has made history, again: as Queensland Labor took a majority of seats in Saturday’s state election.

The October 31 Queensland state election will have a bearing on the whole country. All Australians should pay attention to its result.

A 110-year-old legal loophole in Queensland that allows accused rapists to argue that they had an honest yet mistaken belief that their rape victim had consented, will come under review.