In 2032 Queensland will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brisbane and beyond. The 2032 Delivery plan is an infrastructure plan designed to benefit the greatest number of Queenslanders as possible while delivering a successful Games. It identifies the infrastructure and venues required for the Games and provides a 20-year plan for Queensland tourism.

While Artificial Intelligence tools, particularly large language models (LLMs), can be beneficial for exploring complex subjects, enhancing understanding and facilitating conversations across many knowledge domains and stakeholders, regulators need to be careful when using AI for administrative decisions with legal obligations and consequences.

The framework establishes cornerstones and practices of artificial intelligence (AI) assurance, an essential part of the broader governance of how governments use AI. The practices demonstrate how governments can practically apply Australia’s AI Ethics Principles to their assurance of AI.

This report endeavours to reconcile the different public interest considerations which apply in identifying what reporting and public statement powers would appropriately be conferred on the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. The report makes a number of recommendations for legislative change.

The Queensland government is working towards a future where First Nations peoples in Queensland have a fairer housing system. As part of their commitment, they have launched this strategy and 4-year action plan to close the housing gap for First Nations peoples in Queensland.