Team Queensland

Science and innovation drive Queensland’s economic diversification and resilience. By applying advanced research across key sectors such as tourism, manufacturing and agriculture, we strengthen competitiveness, enable Queensland made solutions, and build a future ready workforce and sovereign capability. This commitment is underpinned by an estimated Queensland Government investment of almost $1 billion over four years in science and innovation.

This strategy sets a clear direction, delivered through a “Team Queensland” approach aligned with existing strategies. Together we will co-ordinate efforts to leverage our position as a leader in science and innovation and maximise opportunities ahead of and beyond the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

As Team Queensland, we can leverage partnerships, attract investment and unlock capital to boost productivity, economic growth and wellbeing for Queenslanders.

Destination 2045

A 20-year roadmap to position Queensland as a global tourism leader, doubling visitor expenditure to $84 billion across ecotourism, events, connectivity, experiences, brand and industry capability.

Energy Roadmap

Delivering affordable, reliable and sustainable power for Queenslanders.

The Right Skills Strategy

A $5 billion investment to build a skilled workforce and support 430,000 job opportunities by 2028, focusing on the right skills in the right place at the right time.

Transforming Queensland Manufacturing

A strategy to drive greater productivity and innovation in our economy, and expand access to global markets for our value added products.

Delivering Queensland’s Critical Minerals Future 2026–30

A plan to grow the state’s critical minerals industry by delivering projects, expanding the value chain, securing global investment and building a strong regional Queensland.

Queensland Procurement Policy 2026

The Queensland Government’s vision and rules for procurement: empowering new ideas, respecting taxpayers’ money and delivering the projects and services Queenslanders deserve.

Primary Industries Prosper 2050

A 25-year blueprint for a profitable, productive and sustainable primary industries for future generations, with an initial goal of increasing primary production output to $30 billion by 2030 while also helping secure timber to build one million homes by 2044.

Trade and Investment Queensland Strategy 2026–2032

Sets out how the state will compete and succeed in an increasingly contested global environment. It directs action and effort to where Queensland can secure the greatest economic and community benefit.

Less Landfill, More Recycling 2035: Queensland Waste Strategy

Aims to achieve an overall 65% recycling rate and cut waste to landfill by 2.6 million tonnes by 2035. The strategy is backed by a $487 million investment over five years to deliver programs to boost recycling.

Queensland Spirit: The Road to 2032

Creating a lasting sporting legacy that benefits communities across the state and cements Queensland as the home of Australian sport in the lead up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.