Knowing how entities are progressing in implementing our recommendations gives us, parliament, our clients, and the wider Queensland community important information.

Over time, the Queensland Audit Office (QAO) has shifted its profile of employees to become a more diverse organisation that recognises the unique experiences many bring to our team.

The Queensland Audit Office (QAO) welcomes information on public sector performance and requests for audits from our clients, parliament and the wider Queensland public.

At a time when our country is facing a battle of a different kind, and we are finding ourselves in unfamiliar circumstances, it is fitting that we take the time to remember the sacrifices of those

The health and wellbeing of our clients, the community and our people is our number one priority during these difficult times.

For International Women’s Day this year,  we share how women’s rights and gender equality have progressed at the Queensland Audit Office (QAO) over time.

In late 2019, we published our report to parliament on the 2018–19 results of health financial audits.

Our audit topics are wide-ranging and cover challenges facing the public sector across all aspects of government service delivery.

Over the past few months, QAO has been undergoing significant change as we position our business for the future and harness the opportunities facing us.

The Auditor-General has tabled a new, updated version of the Auditor-General Auditing Standards.