The Latest Breaking News from Queensland

Environmental groups are concerned that a review of mining objections processes in Queensland could mean a smaller role for the state's Land Court.

Queensland doctors, health practitioners and administrative staff have accused the state government of avoiding wage talks.

Queensland recorded a net gain of 100,000 people moving from interstate in the past five years as Australians leave capital cities, Census data shows.

The Queensland government will review whether electricity generators can maintain "system reliability and security" during its planned renewables transition.

From snackable carrots to dried meat, lunch box products are big business in Australia and some farmers are trying to capitalise while ultimately making the lives of parents easier.

Fewer people presented to public emergency departments in July, August and September, but the number of patients who needed urgent care increased by 7 per cent.

Owners of investment properties in one of Queensland's tightest housing markets say a council rate hike for non-principal places of residence will only drive up rent as tenants struggle with the rising cost of living.

After a few quiet months, Queensland health authorities are warning against complacency when it comes to fatal mosquito-borne disease.

Queensland hospital emergency department response times improved in the September quarter, a new report has revealed.

Queensland coal and gas producers say notifying the public every time an approved project was changed would be costly and could cause delays.

Changes to Queensland's environmental laws have been criticised by gas and coal producers as a costly imposition of more "green tape".