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Restrictions have been extended for parts of South-East Queensland.

If you have an office or are responsible for a site across the border in NSW, from Monday 12 July 2021, the Service NSW QR code will be mandatory for all businesses and workplaces.

UPDATE: From 8 February 2022, the Check-in app is no longer required, other than for venues where vaccination is a condition of entry.From 1am on Friday, 9 July, the Check In Qld app will become mandatory for a number of new sectors and it will become very common place for you to be required to check in when attending supermarkets and shopping centres and numerous other settings.

The latest lockdown for Brisbane and Moreton ends, but restrictions remain in place in Queensland. Read all you need to know about the impact on the building and construction industry.

All you need to know about the latest lockdown and specific details on how it impacts the building and construction industry.

In response to our lobbying for industry in the face of chronic trade and materials shortages and drastic cost hikes, the QBCC has launched a new Accelerated Building/Consumer Dispute process to help address the challenges currently facing the residential construction industry.

Changes to QLD/NSW border crossing you need to know about.

QLeave supports Queensland’s building and construction industry with a portable long service leave scheme for workers.

All you need to know about the latest lockdown and specific details on how it impacts the building and construction industry.

All you need to know about the new restrictions and how they impact the building and construction industry.