Brittney Levinson

The Crisafulli government will review how it charges mining companies for rehabilitation risks after the resources industry complained that Queensland's existing scheme put a disproportionate burden on smaller explorers.

The Albanese and Queensland governments have thrown a $160 million lifeline to secure hundreds of jobs at Australia's only ammonium phosphate fertiliser plant and to keep the lights on the nearby Mount Isa copper smelter.

In the aged care homes of the future, bedsheets will be able to monitor a resident's sleep patterns and movement, and even alert nurses five minutes before a person falls from their bed.

An annual sustainability analysis is among a series of climate reports the Queensland government has quietly scrapped, in a move experts say makes it difficult to get a full picture of the state's energy transition.

Hopes that Brisbane will make up ground on its lagging accommodation targets for the 2032 Olympic Games have been buoyed by the completion, eight

Queensland's Liberal National Party government has launched its bid for a bigger share of the data centre investment boom with a pitch that defies

The Crisafulli government has vowed to banish contentious CFMEU-backed conditions from major construction projects for the Brisbane Olympics as a

The city is booming, its economy growing by a quarter in five years. It's hungry for innovation, diversification and growth to realise its big ambitions.

The city is booming, its economy growing by a quarter in five years. It's hungry for innovation, diversification and growth to realise its big ambitions.

The city is booming, its economy growing by a quarter in five years. It's hungry for innovation, diversification and growth to realise its big ambitions.