Mar 12, 2010
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Fair Trading Minister Peter Lawlor has urged all new parents to be aware of safe sleeping advice when deciding on their baby's sleeping arrangements.
New laws will see repeat drink drivers and those with excessive blood alcohol levels pay for the installation of alcohol interlockers in their vehicles to keep them off the road.
The Queensland Ambulance Service has issued a warning about the dangers of snakes after a recent spate of bites and increased activity throughout South East Queensland.
The Bligh Government has introduced tough new mandatory safety measures to minimise the risks associated with electrically conductive foil ceiling insulation.
Treasurer Andrew Fraser has introduced legislation into the Parliament that will cap the State Government's $7,000 First-Home Owner's grant to homes worth up to $750,000.
Energy Minister Stephen Robertson today announced the State Government would close its Solar Hot Water Program due to significant changes to the Federal Government's Solar Hot Water Rebate Program, but remained committed to the development of an alternative scheme as soon as possible.
South East Queenslanders will for the first time receive regular reports on the quality of their bulk drinking water under a Queensland Government initiative introduced today.
It’s time to re-register for the Do Not Call Register for people who signed up in 2007
Queensland students in grades 5 to 7 are in the running to win 89 bikes in a special competition to celebrate Bike Week 2010 (13 to 21 March)
For the first time in almost nine years, the combined capacity of South East Queensland's three major dams has surged to almost 94 percent.
The State Government has welcomed debate about the future of a new greenfield development area at Palmview on the Sunshine Coast.
Only 3 weeks left to nominate Queenslanders or groups that have contributed significantly to making our state great.
As part of National Consumer Fraud Week (March 1-7), the Queensland Police Service is urging the Queensland community to be wary of investment scams and schemes that offer fast and easy money making opportunities.
Liquor Licensing minister Peter Lawlor said today the next stage of the Bligh Government's campaign to curb glassings was underway.
Premier Bligh has today launched an appeal to help those affected by flooding in the state's south-west with a $500,000 contribution.
Domestic and family violence is a serious issue and the Bligh Government is committed to serious action, Community Services Minister Karen Struthers said today.
Deputy Premier and Minister for Health Paul Lucas today said the Rudd Government had outlined a bold plan for health service delivery in Australia.