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Governor's Messenger enters Queensland Parliament
A Message to Parliament signed by the Governor of Queensland has been formally delivered to the Legislative Assembly Chamber, marking the first sitting day of the year.
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Outback Queensland Cattle Drive comes to Government House
The Fernberg Estate opened its gates to an unforgettable meeting of city and country as stockmen on horseback, magnificent Charolais heifers and leaders from Queensland’s Central West gathered at Government House to shine a spotlight on the Outback Queensland Cattle Drive.
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Governor attends Australia Day Flag Raising in Townsville
In her Remarks to those attending the Australia Day Flag Raising and Citizenship ceremonies in Townsville, Her Excellency reflected on the traditions surrounding the event and welcomed new Australians readying to take their citizenship pledge.
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2026 Australia Day Honours
The Governor-General has announced the Australia Day 2026 Honours List, with many Queenslanders among those recognised for outstanding service and achievement across community life, public service, the professions, emergency services and the Australian Defence Force.
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A Queensland classic: Chef Paul’s tempura prawns recipe
Head Chef Paul Newsham shares his signature tempura prawns recipe, showcasing fresh Queensland produce and simple techniques for summer dining.
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Governor grants Assent to four Bills
Her Excellency received the Clerk of the Parliament, Mr Neil Laurie, for the presentation of the following four Bills, to which Royal Assent was granted:
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Christmas Lights display cancelled Monday 15 December
In light of the tragic attack at Bondi Beach, tonight's Christmas Lights display is cancelled; it will resume tomorrow, Tuesday 16 December through Thursday 18 December, 6:45–8:15pm.
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Governor reflects on Bondi Beach attack, commends acts of courage
The Governor, with Professor Nimmo, has released a message after the Bondi Beach attack, honouring victims and responders and calling for unity and respect.
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King's message to Australians after Bondi Beach attack
His Majesty The King has extended a message to the people of Australia following the attack at Bondi Beach, expressing shock and sorrow, honouring police and brave responders, and affirming that Australians’ unity and the light of Chanukah will prevail over hatred and violence.








