The National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) is an Australian Government initiative, supported by the States and Territories, which ceased in Queensland on 30 June 2025.

Moving in checklist The following information is for Queensland public housing tenants. Before you move in Before you move into your new home, you should read the Residential Tenancies Authority’s ...

Moving out checklist The following Information is for Queensland public housing tenants. Before you move out Complete the following tasks before you move out of your home: Read your rights and ...

View the current air quality in Queensland and current smoke and dust health action levels, with hourly updates from the statewide monitoring network. Learn more about Queensland’s air quality ...

Exercise and getting active Benefits of being active Being active not only keeps you fit and healthy, but provides all kinds of social, emotional and intellectual benefits. Research shows that regular ...

You can search for your property’s land valuation using your address or the property ID number from your land valuation notice. If you have not received a valuation notice, it could be because we did ...

Celebrating the creativity and talent of young Queenslanders, our Digital Art competition is your opportunity to showcase your work.

Sport and recreation funding programs that provide new and improved opportunities for people to participate in sport and active recreation ...

The Stronger Homes Grant is jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland governments through the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements. If your home was inundated during the ...

A medical termination (also known as abortion) is when you take a series of tablets over 2 days that safely end a pregnancy in the early stages. These tablets are called MS-2 Step. You may be able to ...

Emergency Relief Program The Emergency Relief Program provides financial and/or material support to Queenslanders in financial crisis The program provides support to vulnerable Queenslanders ...

If you were born overseas As an adult (over 18 years) born overseas, if you have lived in Queensland for the past 12 months apply to legally change your name.