University for the Third Age (U3A) courses designed for seniors looking to learn something new, whether it be for employment, creative enjoyment or leisure. If you are continuing to work past ...

Find out more about taking the PrepL course for your licence journey.

We monitor storm tide at the following locations.

Save water easily using our guides: in the bathroom, laundry and with your pool.

To keep yourself and other road users safe your full attention is needed when driving. It is illegal to hold a mobile phone in your hand or have it resting on any part of your body, such as your lap, ...

All boats—including personal watercraft (PWC)—with an engine of 3kW or more must be registered when they are on the water in Queensland. If your boat is not used entirely for private recreation or is ...

event name sport type of event. Events that have not yet taken place are marked as FUTURE EVENT. To find your individual event, check through the major category of sports first, for example: Athletics ...

The Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna Survey Guidelines Version 4.1 (PDF, 4.8 MB) for Queensland outline the minimum survey requirements, survey standards and appropriate practice for the survey of ...

You must drive a safe distance behind a vehicle travelling in front of you. Following another vehicle too closely is known as tailgating. If you tailgate you may not be able to safely stop in time to ...

Funding acknowledgement requirements for initiatives or programs funded by the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation. The Community Sustainability Action grants are provided ...

Routine vegetation clearing activities that do not require an approval or notification. Queensland’s vegetation management laws allow you to carry out many routine and low-risk clearing activities ...

Your customer reference number is shown on a range of Department of Transport and Main Roads products and documents, but may be listed by another name. Find out what to do if you do not have a ...