These Crocwiser tips provide simple reminders about how to stay safe in and around the water so you can continue to enjoy the great outdoors and the activities you love.

Victims of crime in Queensland have different options for getting help after their experience. Service options can change depending on the crime. Find the pathway that’s right for you. Specialist ...

For the most up-to-date fishing rules, download the Qld Fishing 2.0 app. You can also use the 'My fishing' feature in the app to record your fishing trips and share your stats and photos. A printed ...

drainage and topography (e.g. natural watercourses, culverts, inverts, land slope) land use existing infrastructure (e.g. buildings, fences, dams) applicable ...

We are using AI Assist technology for the transcription of the Colonial Secretary’s Correspondence records. From immigration and land orders to education and traditional owners, these letters reveal a ...

All residential services in Queensland must be registered and accredited. Residential services include registered boarding houses, rentals for seniors, and supported accommodation. Accreditation means ...

View larger image Map of Queensland and typical known crocodile habitats. Croc Country is the area of Queensland that is considered typical crocodile habitat for saltwater crocodiles. It begins at the ...

The Queensland Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI), in collaboration with CSIRO, have developed a new Threatened Species Prioritisation Framework. The purpose of the ...

The marketplace regulator is warning consumers to avoid two tradies currently operating in South East Queensland, who each have a history of ripping people off. Public warnings have been issued for ...

The role of the Office is to promote and protect the rights and needs of victims of crime. This website lists a range of victim support services. DVConnect can help Queenslanders find pathways to ...

This website discusses domestic and family violence and coercive control. Call Triple Zero (000) and ask for Police if you are in a dangerous or life-threatening situation. If you don't want to speak ...