The Crisafulli Government is delivering more training and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders to get the skills they need to secure jobs and develop rewarding careers.
Strengthening Communities Multicultural Grants available to support community-led initiatives which strengthen inclusivity and connectivity for culturally diverse Queenslanders. $2 million total funding pool shared across two funding categories, with individual grants of up to $100,000 available. Targeted support to drive innovative projects in communities where they have the greatest impact and aim to strengthen economic participation,…
Multicultural Queensland Awards recognise 7 winners and 12 highly commended nominees whose leadership and tireless efforts are building stronger and more cohesive communities across the State. Minister’s Award presented to Mary Ngarongo Bartlett-Johnston for her services to Māori and Pasifika communities. Janeth Deen OAM recognised for more than 50 years of service and leadership with…
Media release Minister for Housing and Public Works and Minister for Youth The Honourable Sam O’Connor BUILDING QUEENSLAND’S FUTURE Sunshine Coast Youth Foyer moves ahead Major milestone reached in delivering supported housing for vulnerable young Queenslanders with construction tender released for Sunshine Coast Youth Foyer. The 50 apartments and 24/7 support will provide stable housing…
The Crisafulli Government partners with Eat Street Northshore to bring Queenslanders together as part of Multicultural Queensland Month. This weekend (21-23 August) will be an official Multicultural Festival at the Hamilton hotspot with up to 12,000 people expected to visit. The partnership broadens opportunity for Queenslanders to experience cuisine and cultural performances from across the world. …
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders aged 18–25 encouraged to apply for the 2026 Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program. Participants will step into Parliament for the Eric Deeral Indigenous Youth Parliament, learning how they can create change. The Crisafulli Government is supporting and elevating the next generation of Indigenous leaders from every corner of the State,…
The Crisafulli Government launches Women’s Economic Security Strategy in Queensland-first to help women build stronger financial futures. Developed with input from more than 3,200 Queenslanders and 110 organisations across urban, regional and remote communities. Strategy comes with $10.5 million to fund aligned initiatives, including renamed and bolstered Women’s Economic Security Grants. The Crisafulli Government is delivering better services through a stronger economy after Labor failed to invest in…
Media release Deputy Premier, Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning and Minister for Industrial RelationsThe Honourable Jarrod Bleijie BUILDING QUEENSLAND’S FUTURE 3,700 more homes unlocked for the Sunshine Coast $50.9 million will unlock more than 3,700 new homes on the Sunshine Coast. Residential Activation Fund has unlocked more than 140,000 places to call home…
Media release Minister for Transport and Main RoadsThe Honourable Brent Mickelberg The contract has been awarded to progress long-term management and safety improvements at Mooloolah River entrance. Independent review recommendations are being delivered to improve navigational safety and accessibility. The Crisafulli Government is getting on with the job to support local jobs, marine industries, recreational users and the Sunshine Coast economy. Capital works to improve safety…
Applications open for Multicultural Connect Grants to build or upgrade community halls, meeting spaces, local hubs, and sporting facilities. $3.75 million total funding pool available, but all grant recipients must contribute dollar-for-dollar alongside the Crisafulli Government. First funding round delivered $1.25 million to six projects in the Gold Coast, Logan, Far North, South Burnett, and Central-West Queensland. The Crisafulli Government is building stronger…
