Module 2: Coerc ive control and t he law training Module 2 focuses on the changes to the law around coercive control that will come into effect from 26 May 2025. Module 2 continues from Module 1 with ...

Your rights when dealing with door-to-door traders and telephone salespeople (or telemarketers) are different to online or in-store shopping because you don't seek out or solicit their business.

the School Transport Assistance Scheme the Code of Conduct for School Students Travelling on Buses school bus upgrade schemes. Contact your nearest passenger transport office for assistance with: ...

event name sport type of event. Events that have not yet taken place are marked as FUTURE EVENT. To find your individual event, check through the major category of sports first, for example: Athletics ...

Before coming into our customer service centre to collect a certificate, apply and pay online before you arrive so we can serve you faster. When you come in, make sure you have your receipt number and ...

Once a long-term guardianship order or permanent care order is made, the guardian will become responsible for the daily care of your child, as well as for making decisions about your child's long-term ...

We help keep Queensland children safe by assisting organisations to be child-safe and screening people who work with children.

Fossicking is a regulated activity in Queensland and requires a fossicking licence. Read this guide to learn about fossicking—where to fossick, tools to use, materials you can collect, safety and your ...

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 ...

This website discusses domestic and family violence and coercive control. Call Triple Zero (000) and ask for Police if you are in a dangerous or life-threatening situation. If you don't want to speak ...

Read the Panel’s Report and the Queensland Government’s Response to native vegetation clearing rates identified in the 2018–19 and 2019–20 Statewide Land and Trees Study (SLATS) reports.