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We also work together with your child, their youth justice service centre caseworker and others to decide: what activities they will do to help them when they return to their community how they will ...

For more than 30 years, the Queensland Government has granted land to First Nations people under the Aboriginal Land Act 1991 and Torres Strait Islander Land Act 1991. Under the Acts, the Minister can ...

Our process is about consulting and considering the views of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people particularly concerned with the land. Note: the process below applies to land that has not yet ...

When land is transferred to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations, the Minister appoints the corporation as trustees for the land. The trustee holds the land for the benefit of either: ...

Have you tried walking, cycling, or catching public transport with your children to school? Driving your children to school each day could mean they miss out on exercise and other life skills. Learn ...

Disagree with your local council's decision? You may be able to appeal decisions made by your local council (or private building certifier) that relate to: development application refusals for ...

Queensland has one of the most diverse flora in Australia with over 14,700 native species of plants, algae, fungi and lichens. New species are continuously being discovered and documented. A full list ...

Carbon stored by regrowing native forests may be used to generate carbon credits, which can provide financial benefits. There are two types of carbon offsets in Australia: Australian Carbon Credit ...

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What’s your Chinese zodiac sign? Introducing the Year of the Dragon Chinese zodiac commemorative birth certificate! Available to Queenslanders of any age. Order yours today. Get organised now.

Please contact your local Sport and Recreation office if you have any questions. When activated, the Sport and Recreation Disaster Recovery Program supports not-for-profit sport and recreation ...