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Computers were first introduced across the Queensland public sector in the 1960’s, paving the way for a new age of opportunities powered by data and analytics.
Our first blog in this series explored new climate-related financial disclosure reporting requirements, including which entities are in scope and when reporting will phase in.
Reflections on Auditor Proud Day: 37 years of purpose, people, and accountability
After 37 years in the public sector, I’m proud to say that being an auditor has been more than a care
Ever wondered how the Queensland Audit Office chooses what to audit? We’ve just published our new 3-year forward work plan, which explains what we are auditing, when, and why.
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In recent years, Queensland’s education system has faced increased pressures, including:
In 2023–24, Queensland Corrective Services reported that 51.4 per cent of adults released from prison returned to prison or another type of correctional facility within 2 years.
The Queensland Government provides grants to achieve its policy objectives, and specific entities are accountable for how these public funds are allocated and managed. In 2023–24, the entities distributed approximately $4.06 billion in grants to individuals and entities.
Each year, one in every 5 adults experiences a mental illness, and approximately half of all adults experience one at some point in their lives. This can have a devastating impact on them and those close to them.
The audit follows up on recommendations we made in Delivering social housing services (Report 1: 2022–23), which we tabled in July 2022.
The state budget 2025–26 includes a capital (major projects) program of $116.8 billion over the 4 years to 2028–29. The Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program 2025–26 to 2028–29 accounts for 36 per cent of this.