Andrew is committed to the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay regions because, let’s face it, it’s the best place in Queensland to live and work. And Andrew is determined, with your help, to keep it that way.
Connecting with the Community of Glass House
Our historic ANZAC Day clash just got bigger! 🏉
In addition to Suncorp Stadium hosting the first Bledisloe Cup match played on ANZAC Day, the Wallaroos will take also on the Black Ferns in the O’Reilly Cup, completing a massive double-header.
This is just another example of the Crisafulli Government’s commitment to securing more major events, cementing Queensland as the home of Australian sport.
Wallabies
We’ve secured another major international sporting event for Queensland.
Brisbane will welcome eight of the world’s best wheelchair rugby nations for the World Wheelchair Rugby Cup in 2027.
Our tourism plan Destination 2045 is building a pipeline of major events and we want visitors to come for the action, stay longer and explore more of our great State.
That means more visitors spending locally, more support for Queensland businesses, more jobs for our workers and more money flowing through our State’s economy.
Let’s get behind the Australian Steelers🇦🇺💚💛
We’re investing in wildlife hospitals to deliver better care for our precious wildlife for generations to come.
We’re closing a loophole that allowed perpetrators to create ‘deepfake’ sexually explicit images of a person without their consent.
Good morning from Queensland Parliament!
This week we're passing our Breach Bail, Go To Jail laws, introducing 12-month mandatory minimum imprisonment sentence for serious repeat offenders convicted of a new breach of bail offence.
It's about doing what we promised and restoring safety where you live.
We said we’d deliver the strongest bail laws in the country - and this week we’re bringing them to Parliament.
All smiles on the Gold Coast as the historic first flight from Western Sydney’s brand-new airport touched down! ✈️
We’re doing the deals to bring more visitors to Queensland, supporting local businesses and creating more opportunities for Queensland workers.
Our 20-year tourism plan, Destination 2045, is focused on better connectivity, more flights and making it easier for visitors to get here, stay longer and explore more of our great state.
