Body corporate properties are made up of individually owned lots or units and common property. A body corporate property could be a duplex, residential unit block, high-rise accommodation complex, ...

This guide explains the approval and notification requirements under the Queensland Government’s vegetation and planning laws.

have a motor with a maximum continuous rated power output of 250 watts be pedal powered with motor assistance up to 25 km/h have a motor that stops providing assistance after 25 km/h be ...

These signs indicate that there is a bridge, underpass or other structure on or over the road ahead with a height clearance or weight limit. High or heavy vehicles must use the detour shown by the ...

a completed remove and/or attach personalised/customised number plates application (F2964) evidence of identity—for one registered operator of the vehicle and all ...

The Plan.Drive.Survive. Hub is an online service for people who have been convicted of a drink driving offence. You will be able to check your progress if you are required to complete any of the ...

Use our address checker to transform a physical address into geographical coordinates or vice versa. For example you can use this geocode tool to find the: lot on plan of a Queensland address ...

As a doctor in Queensland, you play a key role in determining fitness to drive for your patients using the national Assessing Fitness to Drive medical standards. This includes recommending when we ...

Vocational education and training (VET) is learning which is directly related to work. Qualifications are developed by industry to give people the knowledge and skills they need to work in a ...

The Queensland Voluntary Assisted Dying Support Service (QVAD-Support) provides advice and support to Queenslanders about voluntary assisted dying. QVAD-Support is free for all Queenslanders and is ...

The Food Act 2006 (the Act) is the main food safety legislation in Queensland and applies to all Queensland food businesses. The objectives of the Act are to: ensure food for sale is safe and suitable ...

In Queensland, there’s no age limit on driving if you can drive safely. However, if you’re 75 or older, you must always carry a current medical certificate when driving. If you do not have an M ...