Qld public sector still struggling with cyber responses despite investment

The Queensland public sector has invested in cyber resilience but government entities still aren’t as prepared as they need to be.

4 June, 2024

Audit finds more Queensland councils struggling financially

An increasing number of Queensland’s councils are becoming financially unsustainable, an audit shows.

30 January, 2024

Auditor questions benefits of unbridled MoG changes

Queensland’s auditor general says he’s concerned about the disruption caused by machinery of government changes in the state.

28 June, 2023

Pre-paid FAGs ‘masking financial decline’ of Qld councils

Grants received in advance have masked the full extent of the decline in financial stability among Queensland councils.

23 June, 2023

Report calls for clearer ecotourism policy

Queensland needs a comprehensive ecotourism policy if it wants to reap the economic benefits of its natural attractions, a report says.

9 May, 2023

Queensland faces dire social housing shortage, audit finds

Queensland is failing to effectively manage its social housing register amid a growth in demand that’s threatening to outstrip supply.

18 July, 2022

23,600 unused mobile devices gathering dust in Queensland govt departments

There’s no way of knowing whether hundreds of whole-of government contracts are being used by Queensland’s government departments.

16 June, 2022

One in three Qld councils on the brink

One in three Queensland councils is at risk of becoming financially unsustainable.

26 April, 2021

Queensland’s roads underfunded with little accountability, says auditor’s report

The Queensland Audit Office (QAO) has delivered a damning report into the condition of the state’s roads. It says chronic underfunding by the Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) threatens the viability of the entire roads system. “The underfunding has resulted in risks to the sustainability of the transport network,” says the report. “The […]

14 December, 2017