Regional Planning Interests Act 2014

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Regional Planning Interests (Condamine Alluvium) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026

This bill protects the Condamine Alluvium — a large underground water source vital to Darling Downs farming — from damage by coal seam gas (CSG) operations. It delivers on a Queensland Government election commitment to require gas companies to prove new projects will not harm the aquifer, while also expanding compensation rights for landholders affected by ground subsidence from CSG extraction.

25/3/2026· Referred to Committee· Hon J Bleijie MP
EnvironmentRegional QueenslandBusiness & Economy

Environmental Protection (Efficiency and Streamlining) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025

This bill overhauls Queensland's environmental regulation across multiple domains. It introduces ERA codes as a simpler way to regulate lower-risk environmental activities, creates a single tourism permission for operators working across parks and forests, strengthens enforcement powers for environmental and koala habitat offences, and improves protections for bore owners affected by resource operations.

20/11/2025· 2nd reading to be moved· Hon A Powell MP
EnvironmentBusiness & EconomyRegional Queensland

Mineral and Energy Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill overhauls Queensland's framework for managing the coexistence of resources, renewable energy and agricultural industries. It creates a new system for assessing and compensating CSG-induced subsidence damage to farmland, broadens Queensland's coexistence institutions to cover renewable energy, modernises the Financial Provisioning Scheme for mine rehabilitation, and streamlines regulatory processes across more than a dozen resources-related Acts.

18/4/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon S Stewart MP
EnvironmentBusiness & EconomyRegional Queensland
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Planning (Social Impact and Community Benefit) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025

This bill introduces a community benefit system requiring developers of large-scale projects (primarily renewable energy) to assess social impacts and negotiate community benefit agreements with local governments before seeking planning approval. It also overhauls governance and planning approvals for Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games venues and infrastructure, and makes administrative changes to Economic Development Queensland.

1/5/2025· PASSED with amendment· Hon J Bleijie MP
EnvironmentRegional QueenslandGovernment & Elections
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