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Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk strongly encourages children and teachers to wear masks at school from Monday "except where you can socially distance".

With 22 fatalities recorded over the past 24 hours and 921 people in hospital, Queensland is approaching its worst wave of the pandemic.

Members of the Queensland Teachers Union will soon vote on the state government's wages deal after nearly six months of negotiations.

Scott Steele, the chief executive of the Albion Park Harness Racing Club, is committed to stand trial in the District Court on two counts of sexual assault and one of rape for offences allegedly committed in 2015 and 2016.

The schools are part of the Christian Community Ministries and have been accused by human rights lawyers of exposing students to potential discrimination, after enrolment forms demanded prospective families support beliefs denouncing homosexuality and diverse gender identity.

New figures reveal the extent of the teacher workforce shortage gripping Queensland state schools.

A Queensland parliamentary committee is assessing proposed laws to regulate the pay and conditions of transport workers including gig couriers and truckies.

A trainer's move back to his hometown has been soured by failed track upgrades that have left him no choice but to cart his horses hundreds of kilometres for race meets.

Less than half of students in some year levels at new inner-city schools come from within their catchment area despite growing enrolment pressure at nearby schools.

Police say investigation is under way after three-year-old Queensland girl Nevaeh Austin was found unconscious on Wednesday

The grandmother of Nevaeh Austin, who was left on a bus outside a Queensland childcare centre for six hours, says the three-year-old has made a remarkable turnaround but the family wants "more answers".