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- Restrictions on moving plant material, soil and related equipment
- Maps of Queensland biosecurity zones
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- About African swine fever
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- Protect your farm from African swine fever
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- Submitting samples to the biosecurity sciences laboratory
- Quick reference guide to African swine fever
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- Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- Overview of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
- National TSEs Surveillance Program (including information for veterinarians)
- Imported Animal Quarantine and Surveillance Scheme
- Ruminant feed ban overview
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- Queensland Ruminant Feed Ban Surveillance Program
- Vector-transmitted diseases
- Pests and diseases of animals
- Animal disease surveillance programs
- Managing organochlorine contaminants
- Chemical residues and contaminants in food-producing animals
- Lead contamination in food-producing animals
- Cyanide and nitrate poisoning from sorghum crops
- Monitoring animal health using sample testing
- Pests
- Controlling pest animals on your property
- Invasive animals
- Prohibited invasive animals
- African serval
- American corn snake
- Asian bag mussel
- Asian green mussel
- Asian spined toad
- Black scar oyster
- Black-striped false mussel
- Boa constrictor
- Brown mussel
- Chinese mitten crab
- Chinese stripe-necked turtle
- Cobra
- Ferret
- Green iguana
- Harris mud crab
- Indian mongoose
- Indian palm squirrel
- Japanese seaweed
- Large earth bumblebee
- Red swamp crayfish
- Savannah cat
- South East Asian box turtle
- Stoat
- Tropical fire ant
- Varroa mite
- White colonial sea squirt
- Restricted invasive animals
- Asian honey bee
- Barbary sheep
- Blackbuck antelope
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- Feral chital deer
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- Monk parakeet
- Pacific rat
- Platy
- Red-billed quelea
- Rosy barb
- Sailfin molly
- Small hive beetle
- Spiked-top apple snail
- Spur-throated locust
- Swordtail
- Water buffalo
- White cloud minnow
- Yellow-winged locust
- Prohibited invasive animals
- Wild dog control
- Fire ants
- Fire ants in Queensland
- Fire ant movement controls
- Fire ant biosecurity zones
- Maps of fire ant biosecurity zones
- General biosecurity obligation for fire ants
- Register for fire ant general awareness training
- Moving material that may carry fire ants to a waste facility
- Cleaning machinery after working with fire ant carriers
- Conducting visual inspections for fire ants
- Managing materials that may carry fire ants
- Soil management and transport in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Potted plant management and transport in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Turf management in fire ant restricted areas
- Hay management and transport in fire ant restricted areas
- Animal manure management in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Mulch management and transport in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Managing and transporting 'other' high-risk materials in fire ant biosecurity zones
- Fire ant compliance advice tool
- Fire ant - species overview
- Electric ants in Queensland
- Wildlife management for landowners
- Controlling summer pulse pests in wet weather
- Managing invasive plants, animals and ants on your property
- Weeds and diseases
- Controlling weeds (invasive plants) on your property
- Control laws for weeds (invasive plants)
- Weed (invasive plants) control strategies
- Pest management planning for weeds (invasive plants)
- How to identify weeds (invasive plants)
- Herbicide control methods
- Herbicide application methods for weeds (invasive plants)
- Physical control methods
- Biological control methods
- Environmental management for weeds (invasive plants)
- Invasive plants
- Prohibited invasive plants
- Anchored water hyacinth
- Annual thunbergia
- Bitter weed
- Cabomba
- Candleberry myrtle
- Cha-om
- Christ's thorn
- Eurasian water milfoil
- Floating water chestnut
- Harrisia cactus
- Honey locust
- Horsetails
- Karroo thorn
- Kochia
- Lagarosiphon
- Mesquite
- Mexican bean tree
- Miconia
- Mikania vine
- Peruvian primrose
- Piper
- Prickly pear
- Red sesbania
- Red witchweed
- Redwood
- Salvinia
- Serrated tussock
- Siam weed
- Tropical soda apple
- Water soldiers
- White ball acacia
- Witchweed
- Yellow fever tree
- Restricted invasive plants
- African boxthorn
- African fountain grass
- African tulip tree
- Alligator weed
- American rat’s tail grass
- Annual ragweed
- Asparagus fern
- Athel pine
- Badhara bush
- Balloon vine
- Basket asparagus fern
- Bellyache bush
- Bitou bush
- Blackberry
- Blue thunbergia
- Bridal creeper
- Bridal veil
- Broad-leaf privet
- Broadleaved pepper tree
- Bunny ears or Golden bristle cactus
- Cabomba
- Camphor laurel
- Candyleaf
- Captain Cook tree
- Cat's claw creeper
- Chilean needle grass
- Chinee apple
- Chinese celtis
- Chinese privet
- Climbing asparagus fern
- Creeping lantana
- Dutchman's pipe
- Elephant ear vine
- Feathered asparagus fern
- Fireweed
- Flax leaf, Montpellier and Scotch brooms
- Gamba grass
- Giant Parramatta grass
- Giant rat's tail grass
- Giant sensitive plant
- Gorse
- Groundsel bush
- Hairy senna
- Harrisia cactus
- Harungana
- Honey locust
- Hudson pear
- Hygrophila
- Hymenachne
- Jumping cholla
- Kahili ginger
- Koster's curse
- Kudzu
- Lantana
- Limnocharis
- Madeira vine
- Madras thorn
- Mesquite
- Mexican bean tree
- Mexican feather grass
- Miconia
- Mikania vine
- Mimosa pigra
- Mother-of-millions
- Parkinsonia
- Parthenium weed
- Pencil willow
- Pond apple
- Prickly acacia
- Prickly pear
- Purple or ornamental rubber vine
- Rubber vine
- Salvinia
- Sagittaria
- Senegal tea
- Siam weed
- Sicklepod
- Silver-leaf nightshade
- Singapore daisy
- Telegraph weed
- Tobacco weed
- Tortured willow
- Water hyacinth
- Water lettuce
- Water mimosa
- White ginger
- Willow
- Yellow bells
- Yellow ginger
- Other invasive plants
- African lovegrass
- Aleman grass
- American mangrove
- Arrowhead vine
- Bamboo
- Barleria
- Bathurst burr
- Black-eyed Susan
- Blue agave
- Blue mist plant
- Blue morning glory
- Blue stars
- Bog moss
- Brazilian jointvetch
- Brillantaisia
- Broad-leaved paspalum
- Calopo
- Calotrope
- Castor oil plant
- Coastal morning glory
- Cocos palm
- Common sensitive plant
- Corky passionflower
- Cotton-tails
- Crofton weed
- Cucumber tree
- Cumbungi
- Dense waterweed
- Diesel tree
- Duranta
- Easter cassia
- Elephant grass
- Firethorn
- Giant reed
- Golden chain tree
- Grader grass
- Green cestrum
- Heart-leaf poison bush
- Hiptage
- Ivy gourd
- Japanese honeysuckle
- Japanese sunflower
- Kidneyleaf mudplantain
- Leucaena
- Lippia
- Malabar plum
- Mimosa bush
- Mistflower
- Mock orange
- Molasses grass
- Mother-in-law's tongue
- Mysore thorn
- Navua sedge
- Neem tree
- Noogoora burr
- Ochna
- Panicle jointvetch
- Paper mulberry
- Para grass
- Physic nut
- Praxelis
- Rhodes grass
- Sanchezia
- Snakeweed
- St John's wort
- Stinking passion flower
- Stinkwort
- Turbina
- Umbrella tree
- Wandering jew
- White moth vine
- White passion flower
- White thunbergia
- Wild tobacco
- Yellow allamanda
- Zebrina
- Prohibited invasive plants
- War on Western Weeds (WoWW)
- Plant pest and disease surveillance programs
- Preventing weed spread: advice for farmers
- Controlling weeds (invasive plants) on your property
- Testing for chemical residues in food
- Pest management careers
- Chemical controls
- Aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Laws for using and distributing agricultural chemicals
- Licensing arrangements for aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Pilot chemical rating licence
- Aerial distribution contractor licence
- Regulated areas for aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Keeping records of aerial chemical distribution
- Responsible aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Commercial operator's licence for using herbicides
- Distributing herbicides in hazardous areas
- Off-target spray drift issues
- Ground distribution of herbicides
- Laws for ground distribution of herbicides
- Licensing arrangements for ground distribution of herbicides
- Commercial operator's licence
- Ground distribution contractor's licence
- Regulated areas for ground distribution of herbicides
- Keeping records of herbicide distribution
- Responsible ground distribution of herbicides
- Use of agricultural and veterinary chemicals
- Chemical application licence search
- Aerial distribution of agricultural chemicals
- Interstate and intrastate certification for moving plants and plant products
- Property identification codes (PICs)
- Authorisations for infrastructure and structures in protected areas
- Water
- Restrictions on moving plant material, soil and related equipment
- Crop growing
- Fall armyworm advice and management
- Identifying fall armyworm
- Impacts and management of fall armyworm in key industries
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on cotton
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on maize crops
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on melon crops
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on pastures
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on sorghum
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on sugarcane
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on sweet corn
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on sweetpotato
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on vegetables
- Potential impact of fall armyworm on wheat
- Queensland fall armyworm detections
- Fall armyworm webinars
- Managing pests and diseases of plants
- Disaster recovery for crop farming
- A-Z insect pests of field crops
- Aphids
- Armyworm
- Bean fly
- Bean podborer
- Black field cricket
- Black field earwig
- Blue butterflies
- Brown bean bug
- Brown shield bug
- Cluster caterpillar
- Cutworm
- Etiella
- Grasshoppers and locusts
- Green stink bug
- Green vegetable bug
- Greenhouse whitefly
- Helicoverpa
- Leaf beetles in field crops
- Leafhoppers
- Loopers
- Lucerne crownborer
- Mealybug
- Mirids
- Mites
- Podsucking bugs
- Redbanded shield bug
- Rutherglen bug
- Scarabs
- Silverleaf whitefly
- Soil insects
- Sorghum midge
- Symphyla
- Thrips
- Wingless cockroach
- Wireworms
- Beneficials (predators, parasites and pathogens)
- Priority plant pests and diseases
- African citrus psyllid
- Asian citrus psyllid
- Bacterial heart rot and fruit collapse of pineapple
- Banana bunchy top
- Banana freckle
- Black Sigatoka
- Brown marmorated stink bug
- Capsicum whitefly
- Citrus canker
- Citrus fruit borer
- Citrus powdery mildew
- Cocoa pod borer
- Coffee mealybug
- Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus
- European house borer
- Exotic gypsy moth
- Fall armyworm
- Giant African snail
- Giant pine scale
- Glassy-winged sharpshooter
- Grape phylloxera
- Grapevine leaf rust
- Huanglongbing
- Jack Beardsley mealybug
- Mal secco
- Mandarin stem-pitting
- Mango leaf gall midge
- Mango malformation disease
- Mango pulp weevil
- Mediterranean fruit fly
- Melon fly
- Melon necrotic spot virus
- Melon thrips
- Myrtle rust
- Navel orangeworm
- New Guinea fruit fly
- Oriental fruit fly
- Panama disease tropical race 4 (TR4)
- Papaya ringspot disease
- Pierce's disease
- Plum pox virus (Sharka)
- Potato cyst nematodes (PCN)
- Red banded mango caterpillar
- Southern red mite
- Strawberry angular leaf spot
- Tomato-potato psyllid
- Tomato red spider mite
- Vegetable leafminer
- Queensland's banana industry
- Certification for moving plants and plant products
- Fall armyworm advice and management
- Livestock
- Land management for livestock farms
- Movement of livestock
- Legal requirements when transporting animals
- Cattle welfare and transport
- Moving sheep
- Moving pigs
- Moving designated birds
- Mustering or travelling stock permits for protected areas
- Stock routes
- Livestock standstill
- Transporting livestock between cattle tick zones
- Cattle tick zones in Queensland
- Cattle tick line
- Moving high-risk livestock (cattle, buffalo/bison and deer)
- Moving low-risk livestock (horses, camels, goats, sheep, llamas, vicunas, guanacos and alpacas)
- Accredited certifiers for cattle tick
- Cattle tick infestations in the tick free zone
- Cattle tick surveillance program
- How to identify cattle tick
- Animal welfare during transport
- Moving camels, alpacas and llamas
- Moving goats
- Moving deer
- Moving bees and hives
- Moving live aquatic animals
- Animal welfare
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) and animals
- Overview of animal welfare codes of practice
- Animal welfare complaints in Queensland
- Animal welfare laws in Queensland
- The Animal Care and Protection Act
- Animals covered by the Animal Care and Protection Act
- Enforcing the Animal Care and Protection Act
- Cruelty, duty of care and abandoning animals
- Prohibited events, surgeries and traps
- Laws on baits, blooding or coursing and animals injuring other animals
- Other animal welfare laws and exemptions
- Laws relating to dogs
- Dog breeding animal welfare standards and registration
- Animal welfare in natural disasters
- Duty of care for animals
- Exhibiting animals
- About the feral livestock code
- About the animals at saleyards code
- Using animals in science
- Using animals for scientific purposes
- Activities regarded as scientific purposes for the use of animals
- Registering as a user of animals for scientific purposes
- Public access to the register of persons registered to use animals for scientific purposes
- Surrender, suspension or cancellation of registration
- The 3Rs: replacement, reduction and refinement
- Alternative to animal use for scientific purposes
- Responsibility of investigators
- Legal obligations when using animals for scientific purposes
- Fauna surveys, trapping and the use of protected wildlife
- The role of the animal ethics committee
- Establishing or accessing an animal ethics committee
- Membership of animal ethics committees
- Roles and responsibilities of animal ethics committees
- Terms of reference and operating procedures for animal ethics committees
- Training for members of animal ethics committees
- Writing a proposal for an animal ethics committee
- Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Animal Ethics Committee
- Activities requiring approval from an animal ethics committee
- Using dead animals for scientific purposes
- Animal observation activities
- Microchipping, pit tagging or tracking injured wildlife using collars for release back into the wild
- Routine husbandry procedures
- Agricultural extension work practices and training of veterinary science, veterinary nursing and animal technology students
- Displaying and demonstrating animals
- Using animals for disease surveillance
- Banding birds or bats
- Recordkeeping and reporting requirements for the scientific use of animals
- Animal use statistics report
- Reporting and recordkeeping for investigators and teachers
- Reporting and recordkeeping for animal facilities used for scientific purposes
- Recordkeeping for animal ethics committees and institutions
- Reporting requirements for animal ethics committees and institutions
- Reporting unexpected adverse events in the use of animals
- Privacy and confidentiality of your records and reports
- Using animals for scientific purposes
- Cattle welfare and transport
- Sheep health and welfare
- Sheep health and disease prevention
- Lambing sickness and milk fever in ewes
- Supplementary feeding for sheep
- Nutritional needs of sheep
- Assessing pasture quantity and quality for sheep
- Before starting a supplementary feeding program for sheep
- Cottonseed supplementation for sheep
- Feeding grain to sheep
- Dry licks and urea supplementation for sheep
- Fortified molasses supplements for sheep
- Using hay for supplementary feeding for sheep
- Managing sheep in drought
- About the sheep welfare code
- Protecting sheep and lambs from predators
- Moving sheep
- Pig welfare and transport
- Poultry welfare and transport
- Humane killing of injured livestock
- Branding and earmarking livestock
- Pests, diseases and disorders of animals
- Aflatoxicosis
- African swine fever
- Akabane
- Anthrax
- Australian bat lyssavirus
- Avian influenza
- Avian paramyxovirus
- Blackhead
- Bluetongue
- Botulism
- Botulism in poultry
- Bovine ephemeral fever
- Bovine viral diarrhoea virus
- Brucellosis
- Vibriosis (Campylobacteriosis)
- Canine ehrlichiosis
- Caprine arthritis encephalitis
- Cat-scratch disease
- Cattle tick
- Coccidiosis
- Copper deficiency in ruminants
- Cryptococcosis
- Enzootic bovine leucosis
- Equine herpesvirus type 1 (EHV-1)
- Equine infectious anaemia
- Equine influenza
- Equine viral arteritis
- External parasites in poultry
- Foot-and-mouth disease
- Fowl cholera
- Fowl pox
- Giardiasis
- Hendra virus
- Hydatid disease
- Infectious laryngotracheitis
- Intestinal torsion
- Japanese encephalitis
- Johne's disease
- Leptospirosis
- Leptospirosis in pigs
- Listeriosis
- Lumpy jaw
- Marek's disease
- Melioidosis
- Neosporosis
- Neurological disease in horses
- Newcastle disease
- Nipah virus
- Ovine brucellosis
- Piglet anaemia
- Piglet scours
- Porcine sarcoptic mange
- Psittacosis
- Q fever
- Rabies
- Ringworm
- Salmonella
- Screw-worm fly
- Spotty liver
- Strangles
- Swine brucellosis
- Swine influenza
- Tetanus
- Transit tetany
- Warts on cattle
- White-nose syndrome
- White spot disease
- Wooden tongue
- Worm parasites in poultry
- About the camel welfare code
- About the emu welfare code
- Disaster recovery for livestock farms
- Cattle
- FutureBeef: key information for beef producers
- Leucaena inoculum for cattle
- Managing the environmental impacts of cattle feedlots
- Cattle welfare and transport
- Mustering or travelling stock permits for protected areas
- Managing tick fever in cattle
- Tick fever vaccines for cattle
- Hormonal growth promotants in cattle
- Sheep
- Sheep breeding and genetics
- Sheep health and welfare
- Moving sheep
- Pigs
- Poultry
- Poultry farming in Queensland
- Poultry welfare and transport
- Laws against supplying and feeding prohibited feed to poultry
- Poultry diseases and health management
- Biosecurity for poultry producers
- Horses
- Hendra virus
- What is Hendra virus?
- Reducing the risk of Hendra virus infection
- Hendra virus and personal protective equipment
- Flying foxes and Hendra virus
- Hendra virus in dogs and other animals
- Responding to suspected Hendra virus infection
- Hendra virus information for equestrian events
- Hendra virus vaccine for horses
- Hendra virus information for veterinarians
- Moving horses
- Mustering or travelling stock permits for protected areas
- Hendra virus
- Biosecurity entity registration
- Who must be registered as a biosecurity entity
- Check if you're registered as a biosecurity entity
- Register as a biosecurity entity
- Renewing or updating your biosecurity entity registration
- Cancelling your biosecurity entity registration
- How registration improves biosecurity in Queensland
- Fees for biosecurity entity registration and renewal
- Property identification codes (PICs)
- Hive registration and hive marking
- The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)
- NLIS approved devices or tags
- Livestock owners and the NLIS
- Live export holding facilities and the NLIS
- Saleyards and the NLIS
- Abattoirs, slaughterhouses and the NLIS
- Livestock sporting events and the NLIS
- Stock routes and the NLIS
- Transit centres and the NLIS
- Goat depots and the NLIS
- Local authorities operating pounds and the NLIS
- Exhibiting animals
- Grazing and pasture management
- Invasive animals
- Invasive plants
- Exhibiting animals
- Emergency Animal Welfare COVID-19 Exhibited Animal Assistance Program
- Exhibiting animals in Queensland
- Categories of animals that can be exhibited
- Developing exhibited animal management plans
- Amending a licence for exhibiting animals
- Special exhibition approval and management plans
- Create a biosecurity management plan
- Legislation and standards for exhibiting animals
- Register of exhibited animals authorities and accreditations
- Exhibiting animals at a regular enclosure site and special exhibition approvals
- Exhibiting animals in a mobile exhibit
- Becoming a Queensland based circus
- Exhibiting a rabbit
- Interstate exhibitors
- Definitions under the Exhibited Animals Act 2015
- Private assessment by an accredited person
- Niche industries
- Technology and plant varieties available for commercialisation in Queensland
- Diseases and disorders of animals
- Agriculture overview
- Agriculture industry associations
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) support for agriculture
- Fishing and aquaculture
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) support for commercial fishers
- Commercial fishing in Queensland
- Commercial fishing licences
- Commercial fishing fees and forms
- Commercial fishing and white spot disease
- Fisheries monitoring and reporting
- Commercial fisheries profiles
- Investment and increased fishing effort warnings
- Net-free fishing zones
- Commercial fishing industry associations
- Aquaculture
- Aquaculture policies, licences and fees
- Aquaculture species
- Aquaculture site selection and production
- Using chemicals in aquaculture
- Aquaculture industry associations
- Managing disease in aquaculture farms
- Aquatic animal health
- Forests and wood
- Responsible management of Queensland's native forests
- Plantation forestry in Queensland
- Wood properties and uses of Australian timbers
- American mahogany
- Amoora
- Bimble box
- Black bean
- Blackbutt
- Blackdown stringybark
- Blush alder
- Blush walnut
- Bollywood
- Brigalow
- Brown quandong
- Brown salwood
- Brush box
- Bunya pine
- Calantas
- Calophyllum
- Carbeen
- Caribbean pine
- Chengal
- Coachwood
- Damson
- Douglas fir
- Durian
- Erima
- Eungella satinash—red and white
- Forest red gum
- Grey box
- Grey gum
- Grey ironbark
- Grey satinash
- Gympie messmate
- Hoop pine
- Jarrah
- Kapur
- Kempas
- Keruing
- Kwila
- Meranti
- Miva mahogany
- Narrow-leaved red ironbark
- Northern cypress
- Northern silky oak
- Palaquium
- Pepperwood
- Queensland maple
- Queensland walnut
- Radiata pine
- Ramin
- Red balau
- Red bloodwood
- Red cedar
- Red mahogany
- Red siris
- Rose gum
- Rose mahogany
- Rubberwood
- Satinay
- Scentless rosewood
- Silver ash
- Silver quandong
- Silvertop ash
- Silvertop stringybark
- Slash pine
- Spear wattle
- Spotted gum
- Tallowwood
- Tasmanian oak
- Taun
- Teak
- Tulip oak
- Tulip plum
- Turpentine
- Western red cedar
- Western white gum
- White beech
- White cheesewood
- White cypress
- White mahogany
- White stringybark
- Yellow walnut
- Using timber
- Pests and diseases of trees and timber
- Overview of forestry pests and diseases
- List of pests and diseases of trees and timber
- Brown root rot
- Christmas beetle
- Cigarette beetle
- Common furniture beetle
- Erinose mite
- Five-spined bark beetle
- Giant wood moth
- Gumleaf skeletoniser
- Kirramyces leaf diseases
- Leaf beetles
- Lerps and psyllids
- Lesser auger beetle
- Longicorn borers
- Pine bark anobiid
- Pink disease
- Plate galler
- Powderpost beetle
- Quambalaria shoot blight
- Queensland pine beetle
- Scarab beetle
- Sirex wood wasp
- Termites
- West Indian drywood termite
- Exotic pests and diseases of trees and timber
- Reporting forestry pests and diseases
- Forest and timber industry in Queensland
- Occupation permits for state forests
- Agriculture
- Mining, energy and water
- Mining and resources
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for mining and resources
- Temporary relief package and recovery measures for the exploration sector
- Developing a health plan and managing COVID-19 cases on-site
- Border restrictions and exemptions for COVID-19
- Meeting your safety and health obligations during COVID-19 emergency
- Health advice to protect resources employees from COVID-19
- Lodging resources dealings during COVID-19 emergency
- Latest resource industry communications for COVID-19 emergency
- Minerals and coal
- Authorities and permits for minerals and coal
- Applying for a new mineral or coal resource authority
- Application process for resource authorities
- Small-scale mining and fossicking
- Mineral and coal authorities
- Environmental authorities for mining projects
- Native title
- Lodging your application
- Development plans and work programs
- Land constraints
- Mining lease application notices
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- Renewing your resource authority
- Complying with your resource authority
- Forms for mining and resources
- Payments for resource authorities
- Paying resource rents
- Royalties for mining and resources
- Transfer duty on resource authorities
- Security deposits for resource authorities
- Fees for mining and resource authority applications
- Overlapping tenures for coal and coal seam gas
- Applying for a new mineral or coal resource authority
- Reports and notices for minerals and coal
- Landowner and public authority notices
- Annual reporting for coal and mineral activities
- Area relinquishment or surrender for coal and minerals
- Production, statistics and royalties reporting for coal and minerals
- Safety and health reporting for coal mines
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- Environmental notifications and reports for coal and mineral activities
- Water reporting for coal and mineral activities
- Transferring ownership of a water monitoring bore
- Lodging production and sales returns
- Mineral and coal industry outlook and statistics
- Legislation and policies for minerals and coal
- Accessing private land for resource activities
- Preliminary activity requirements
- Advanced activity requirements
- Landholder agreements
- Arbitration process for conduct and compensation agreements
- Land Access Code
- Restricted land entry conditions
- Access to private land outside the area of the resource authority area
- Recording land access agreements with the Titles Registry
- Safety and health
- Online services for mining and resources
- Maps and datasets
- Authorities and permits for minerals and coal
- Petroleum and energy
- Authorities and permits for petroleum and energy resources
- Applying for a new petroleum or energy resource authority
- Application process for resource authorities
- Petroleum and gas authorities
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- Environmental authorities for mining projects
- Native title
- Lodging your application
- Development plans and work programs
- Land constraints
- Recently granted resource authorities
- Renewing your resource authority
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- Forms for mining and resources
- Payments for resource authorities
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- Royalties for mining and resources
- Transfer duty on resource authorities
- Security deposits for resource authorities
- Fees for mining and resource authority applications
- Overlapping tenures for coal and coal seam gas
- Water authorisations for resources projects
- Applying for a new petroleum or energy resource authority
- Reports and notices for petroleum and energy resources
- Land access and other notices before starting petroleum and gas activities
- Geophysical and technical surveys for petroleum and gas
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- Conversion of petroleum wells to water-related bores
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- Water reporting for petroleum and gas activities
- Petroleum and energy industry outlook and statistics
- Legislation and policies for petroleum and energy resources
- Accessing private land for resource activities
- Preliminary activity requirements
- Advanced activity requirements
- Landholder agreements
- Arbitration process for conduct and compensation agreements
- Land Access Code
- Restricted land entry conditions
- Access to private land outside the area of the resource authority area
- Recording land access agreements with the Titles Registry
- Safety and health
- Online services for mining and resources
- Maps and datasets
- Authorities and permits for petroleum and energy resources
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- Safety and health
- Mining safety and health
- Alerts, bulletins and notices
- Accidents, incidents and reports
- Legislation, standards and guidelines
- Mining medicals
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- Purpose of the scheme
- Standards and resources for health assessments
- How the health assessment works
- How the exit assessment works
- How the retired and former worker assessment works
- Confidentiality of health data
- Fees and payment information
- Workers with health issues
- Obtaining copies of medicals
- Appointed medical advisers
- Radiology assessments for chest X-rays
- Mineral mines and quarries respiratory health surveillance
- Mine rescue medical
- Miners' health matters
- Mine dust lung disease reforms
- Register of doctors and medical providers
- Coal Mine Workers' Health Scheme
- Mining competencies and certificates
- Reporting requirements for mineral mines and quarries
- Reporting requirements for coal mines
- Mining hazards
- Mining hazards database
- Dust hazards in mining
- Sources of dust and contributing factors
- Health and safety effects of dust
- Controlling the risk of dust exposure to workers in mines
- Queensland mines legislation and dust management
- Exposure limits for dust
- Measurement of dust levels
- Standards, codes of practice and guidance on dust
- Dust monitoring data - coal mines
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- Safety and health levy and census
- Confidential complaints
- Contact the Mines Inspectorate
- Abandoned mines
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- Safety alerts, news and education
- Legislation and compliance for petroleum and gas
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- Guidelines for gas work
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- Commissioner for Resources Safety and Health
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- Mining safety and health
- Geological survey and investment
- Geological Survey of Queensland
- Maps and datasets
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- Landholders and community
- Accessing private land for resource activities
- Preliminary activity requirements
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- Landholder agreements
- Arbitration process for conduct and compensation agreements
- Land Access Code
- Restricted land entry conditions
- Access to private land outside the area of the resource authority area
- Recording land access agreements with the Titles Registry
- Landholder compensation for mining claims and mining leases
- Land Access Ombudsman
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- Public searches for resource authorities
- Coal seam gas management
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- Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for mining and resources
- Water
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- Forms and fees for water authorisations
- Authorisations in water areas
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- Lodging your water application
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- Baffle Creek Basin water plan area
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- Great Artesian Basin and other regional aquifers water plan
- Water use limits in the basin
- Approval to use water from the Great Artesian Basin
- Monitoring data from Great Artesian Basin water and ecosystems
- Managing resource industry impacts on the Great Artesian Basin
- Improving Great Artesian Basin water use efficiency
- Interim Great Artesian Basin Infrastructure Investment Program (IGABIIP)
- Gulf water plan area
- Logan Basin water plan area
- Mary Basin water plan area
- Mitchell water plan area
- Moreton water plan area
- Pioneer Valley water plan area
- Warrego, Paroo, Bulloo and Nebine water plan area
- Wet Tropics water plan area
- Whitsunday water plan area
- Water planning framework
- Unallocated water
- Flood mitigation
- Queensland Murray-Darling Basin
- River improvement trusts
- Local water boards
- Natural Resource Management Investment Program
- Water plan areas
- Water metering
- Water sharing rules
- Water markets and trading
- Water allocation market
- Seasonal water assignment market
- Relocatable water licence market
- Current locations
- Current location of water allocations in the Barker Barambah Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Barker Barambah Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Barron Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Bowen Broken Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Bowen River Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Boyne River and Tarong Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Bundaberg Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Burdekin Haughton Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Callide Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Cape Campaspe Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Chinchilla Weir Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Coastal Burnett Groundwater Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Dawson Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Endeavour Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Fitzroy Barrage Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Haughton Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Liverpool Creek Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Logan River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Burdekin Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Burnett and Kolan Rivers Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Callide Groundwater Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Fitzroy Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Johnstone Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Lockyer Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Mary River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Macintyre Brook Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Mareeba Dimbulah Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Mary Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Mulgrave Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Nogoa Mackenzie Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Pioneer Groundwater Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Pioneer River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Proserpine River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the St George Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Teddington Weir Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Tully Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Burdekin Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Burnett Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Burnett and Nogo Rivers Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Condamine Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Warrill Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Water allocations register
- Water markets forms and fees
- Market information
- Water allocation dealings
- Tenancy and registration of interests
- Public notices of applications for water allocation dealings
- Interstate water market
- Processing times for water trades
- Reporting business rules
- Water industry and infrastructure
- Water industry regulation
- Water and sewerage services
- Water service provider obligations
- Water service provider performance reporting
- Installing residential water meters
- Drinking water
- Recycled water
- Registration of recycled water schemes
- Water management plan for recycled water providers
- Critical recycled water schemes
- Reporting requirements for recycled water providers
- Amending recycled water management plans
- Suspending and cancelling recycled water management plans
- Permanently stopping supply of recycled water
- Forms and guidelines for recycled water providers
- Water supply planning
- Bulk water security strategy
- Water pricing
- Dams
- Water use in the home
- Water industry regulation
- Water public notices
- Water maps and data
- Rural water assistance
- Water authorisations
- Energy
- Energy regulators and peak bodies
- Renewable energy
- Solar for small to medium business
- Interest-free loans for solar and storage
- Suppliers for the solar for rentals trial
- Solar for rentals trial
- Developing renewable energy projects
- Examples of renewable energy projects in Queensland
- Energy in your business
- Electricity industry
- Gas industry
- Review of Queensland energy consumer protections and support
- Explosives and fireworks
- Alerts, bulletins and notices
- How explosives are used in Queensland
- Explosives laws and the Explosives Inspectorate
- Licensing and other requirements
- General licensing information
- Licence eligibility and general obligations
- Categories of licences and permits
- Safety and security obligations
- Medical assessments for explosives licences
- Licence fee information
- Renew, change, replace or surrender your licence or security clearance
- Applying for mutual recognition of your interstate licence
- Security clearances
- What are security-sensitive explosives?
- Security clearance requirements for authority holders
- Requirements for employees
- Requirements for government magazine access card holders
- Criminal history and security checks for security clearances
- How to apply for a security clearance
- Mutual recognition and interstate transfers of security clearances
- Obligations of security clearance holders
- Transporting explosives
- Blasting and shotfiring
- Fireworks licensing and handling
- Importing and exporting explosives
- Manufacturing explosives
- Selling explosives
- Specialised explosives uses
- Storing explosives
- Explosives and fireworks reporting
- General licensing information
- Explosives safety and security
- Alerts, bulletins and notices
- Significant incident and complaint reports
- Reporting explosives incidents
- Authorising, relifing and trialling explosives
- Authorisation and classification of fireworks
- Safety and health levy and census
- Contact the Explosives Inspectorate
- Performance accountability framework
- Explosives and fireworks safety for consumers
- News updates from the Explosives Inspectorate
- Forms and fees for fireworks and explosives
- Mining and resources
- Hospitality, tourism and sport
- Tourism
- Queensland tourism
- DestinationQ - Queensland Government and tourism industry partnership
- Funding and support for tourism
- Starting a tourism business
- Getting into the tourism industry
- Tourism industry regulations
- Licences, permits and legislation for tourism businesses
- Operating in a protected area, recreation area or forest
- Commercial Activity Permits for protected areas, recreation areas and forests
- Permit requirements for protected areas, recreation areas and forests
- Applying for a Commercial Activity Permit
- Complying with Commercial Activity Permit conditions
- Renewing a Commercial Activity Permit
- Changing or transferring a Commercial Activity Permit
- Applying for review of a Commercial Activity Permit decision
- Forms and fees for Commercial Activity Permits
- Commercial filming and photography in national parks, conservation parks, recreation areas and state forests
- Incident report form for national parks, marine parks, recreation areas and forests
- Commercial Activity Permits for protected areas, recreation areas and forests
- Tourism industry associations
- Running a tourism business
- Get Ready Tourism - Preparing your business for risks and emergencies
- Marketing and promoting your tourism business
- Managing your tourism business online
- Employing tourism staff
- Customer service for tourism
- Customer service and experience
- Tourism service quality toolkit
- Step 1: Write a vision statement for your business
- Step 2: Develop a strategy for service quality
- Step 3: Understand your customers' needs
- Step 4: Hire staff that provide quality service
- Step 5: Implement systems and standards for service quality
- Step 6: Measure and manage service quality
- Step 7: Recognise and reward service quality
- Step 8: Manage your online reputation
- Step 9: Review and revise service quality
- Step 10: Service quality checklist
- Visitor safety advice for tourism operators
- Developing tours attractions and experiences
- Working with events and festivals
- Building a resilient tourism business
- Tourism accreditation and signage
- Investing in Queensland's tourism industry
- Grow your tourism business – tools, resources and funding
- Liquor and gaming
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice for liquor and gaming licensees
- Support and relief for liquor and gaming licensees affected by coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Easing of restrictions on liquor and gaming business closures due to coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Takeaway alcohol sales for off-premises consumption during coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Nightclub licensees with excess stock due to coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions
- Electronic gaming machine operations during coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Protecting your customers from gambling harm when reopening after COVID-19 closures
- Liquor
- Liquor and wine licensing
- Liquor and wine licence and permit applications
- Types of liquor and wine licences
- Permanent changes to liquor licences
- Liquor-related permits
- Adult entertainment permits
- Application process for new liquor licences
- Advertising liquor licence applications
- Transferring a liquor licence
- Approved managers, wine nominees and training for staff of licensed premises
- Requirement to display liquor licence
- Liquor licence exemptions
- BYO alcohol: restaurants and cafes
- Risk-assessed management plan (RAMP)
- Community impact statement (CIS)
- Public objections to liquor licences and adult entertainment permits
- Liquor licensing for 'wet areas'
- Liquor forms and fees
- Licensed premises in catchment areas
- Craft beer producer liquor licensing options
- Liquor and wine licence and permit applications
- Compliance for liquor licensees and permittees
- Compliance checklists for licensees and permittees
- Patron and staff safety on licensed premises
- Refusal of service
- Security and monitoring for licensed venues
- Security staff for licensed venues
- Liquor licensees and use of CCTV
- ID scanning in licensed venues
- How approved ID scanning systems work
- Licensees that must operate an approved ID scanner
- Licensee requirements for scanning a person's ID
- Re-entry pass systems for licensed premises
- Refusing entry and ID scanning on re-entry
- Banning orders and your venue
- Approved operators and equipment
- Operational requirements for networked ID scanning
- Privacy and ID scanning
- ID scanning checklist
- Minors and under-age drinking on licensed premises
- Banned products for licensed premises
- Liquor and wine licensing
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice for liquor and gaming licensees
- Tourism
- Farms, fishing and forestry