There are new training units that must be completed in order to apply for a property licence or registration. See the list of approved units.

Mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) for Queensland property professionals will begin on 6 June 2025. Under the new rules, you must complete 2 approved CPD sessions each year to keep ...

If you have received a fine or a court order, and it is still before the due date, you can dispute the fine by contacting the agency or court that issued it. If the due date on the notice or order has ...

The QYW 2025 Community Event Grants Program offers funding of up to $5,000 (inclusive of GST) to help young people (in partnership with a local community group or organisation) to create and deliver ...

The Brisbane 2032 Committee for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games – also known as Brisbane 2032 – is responsible for organising the Games. Some of their key responsibilities include: Brisbane 2032 ...

Access the online complaints form, read general food hygiene tips, and advice about what to do if you suspect food poisoning. Learn about the first few steps to starting a food business; how to get a ...

There are many types of scams and fraud, including government service scam websites. Find out about the common types of scams, how to identify them online and report them.

Find out how you can avoid or resolve a dispute with a neighbour—use our tool to select your question to find out what you can read or do.

(Phone lines are open Monday–Friday, 8.30am–4.30pm) *Costs may be higher from mobile phones and interstate. There are many types of scams and fraud, including government service scam websites. Find ...

Almost a third of landowners across Queensland already get their land valuation notice by email. Update your details so you can too.

There is a variety of soils across Queensland. They are broadly grouped into soil orders based on the Australian Soil Classification system (ASC). View map of dominant soil orders in Queensland. brown ...

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 ...