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The Queensland Government plans to spend billions of dollars on infrastructure projects over the coming years, and with Brisbane recently announced as host city for 2032 Olympic Games, further expe
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Appointing the right people to the board of a large government entity ensures it has the right mix of skills needed to implement its strategies.
Many entities have experienced difficulties with supply chains and accessing specialised labour due to ongoing global events.
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The Queensland Government is investing $1.6 billion in the Social Housing Construction Jobs Program during 2017–2027. This includes a commitment to deliver 2,972 new social housing homes across the state in the first five years.
Each year, the Queensland Government provides over $11 billion in financial assistance to councils and community organisations with grants, concessions, benefit payments and community service obligations that provide essential services for their local communities.
This report to parliament on major projects will draw together our financial and performance insights and provide the status of major infrastructure projects of the state and local governments.
Like most workplaces, the agility of Queensland’s public sector workforce is being rapidly impacted by a range of factors. This creates the need for a diverse workforce capable of agile, flexible, and innovative working practices.
The Queensland Government has invested more than $8 billion to respond to the economic, health and societal impacts of COVID‑19.
Cyber attacks result in significant cost and disruption to the delivery of critical public services. The Australian Cyber Security Centre reported that in 2020–21 there was an increase of 13 per cent in cyber crime reports, with organisations self-reporting a loss of $33 billion.