Electoral Commission of Queensland

Be part of Queensland’s 2028 elections! We’re seeking a talented Principal Project Accountant to join our team and help us deliver democracy for Queenslanders. Could this be you? In this exciting AO7 role, you’ll use your leadership and technical skills to help plan, implement and deliver the 2028 State and local government elections. We’re looking for a trusted professional who wants to make an impact….and a difference. The ECQ is a dynamic organisation that values quality, integrity and care. Our dedicated people share in this vision, working together to deliver elections for every community in every corner of Queensland. Our work matters to voters, and it matters to us. Take a look at the role details to see if this rare opportunity could be a fit for you. DETAILS OF THE ROLE • Classification – AO7 • Duration - starting ASAP until 31/12/2028 • Yearly salary — from $133,603 to $143,125 • Location — Brisbane CBD at 1 Eagle Street • Closing date — Monday 3 August 2026. Interested? Apply now via: https://lnkd.in/eSZS6Qsh #ElectionsQLD #ECQRecruitment #Finance #FinanceRecruitment #QueenslandPublicSector #PublicSectorLeadership #PublicService

🔊 Calling everyone living in Tablelands Regional Council! It’s time to choose your new mayor! 📅 Mark your calendar for Saturday 22 August 2026. This is a full postal by-election, so a ballot pack will be mailed to every enrolled voter. Are you ready to vote? 🗳️ Check your enrolment details are up to date by 27 July at aec.gov.au. 🗳️If your postal address is different to your residential address on the electoral roll, your ballot pack will be sent to your postal address. 🗳️Do you pick up your post in town? Make a plan to pick up your ballot pack and post your completed ballot during post office hours. More election information: 👉 ecq.qld.gov.au/Tablelands #ByElectionsQLD

We’re in Mackay at the Yarn Up! If you need to: 👉 enrol to vote 👉 update your enrolment 👉 or have questions about voting in Queensland Come have a yarn with us and find out how we can help. Come visit: 📅Tuesday 14 July & Wednesday 15 July 🕑 9am - 5pm (both days) 📍 CQUniversity Mackay City Campus, Building 3, Ground Floor (90-92 Sydney Street)

It’s NAIDOC Week – a time to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For 5 decades, NAIDOC Week has celebrated the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities — steady, unapologetic, and proud. Each year, its themes have called for truth, celebrated culture, honoured resistance and reminded the nation of who we are. 50 Years of Deadly marks a milestone. It’s a tribute to the people who built this movement. the Elders who stood firm, the organisers who made space, the artists who turned resistance into expression and the communities who keep showing up, year after year. The ECQ welcomes NAIDOC Week as an opportunity to celebrate the history and culture of Queensland’s First Nations peoples and communities. We’re committed to increasing our cultural capability and delivering culturally appropriate electoral services. For additional resources and information about NAIDOC Week, please visit: https://www.naidoc.org.au/ #NAIDOC2026 #NAIDOCWeek

Nathan Brotherton is the newest councillor for Winton Shire Council. View the result at ecq.qld.gov.au/Winton #ByElectionsQLD

Do you live in Winton Shire Council? You have a by-election coming up to choose a new councillor. 📅 Mark your calendar for Saturday 20 June 2026. A ballot pack will be mailed to every enrolled voter. Are you ready to vote? 🗳️ Check your enrolment details are up to date by 25 May at aec.gov.au. 🗳️If your postal address is different to your residential address on the electoral roll, your ballot pack will be sent to your postal address. 🗳️Do you pick up your post in town? Make a plan to pick up your ballot pack and post your completed ballot during post office hours. More election information: 👉 ecq.qld.gov.au/Winton #ByElectionsQLD

The Queensland Redistribution Commission has commenced the final stage of public consultation on the State electoral redistribution. All objections against the proposed redistribution have been published on the Queensland Redistribution Commission website. You have 10 days to comment on the published objections to the proposed redistribution. Read the objections at https://lnkd.in/gDDDVU2f then make your comment online or via email or post. Be sure to submit your comment before 30 April so it can be considered. #QRC #QldRedistribution #HaveYourSay

Live in the Stafford electorate? You’ll be voting in a by-election on Saturday 16 May to choose a new State MP. 📅 Get ready to vote: 🗳️Check if you live in the Stafford electorate at https://lnkd.in/gSuGF-43 🗳️Check your enrolment details are up-to-date by 6pm on 21 April at aec.gov.au 🗳️Plan how you’ll vote – on election day, during early voting or by post 🗳️Request a postal vote at https://lnkd.in/gavGv3qz The Stafford electorate includes the north Brisbane suburbs of Chermside, Grange, Wilston, Newmarket, Kedron, Stafford and Stafford Heights. Find voting locations and more: 👉 ecq.qld.gov.au/Stafford #ByElectionsQLD

You have just over 1 week to make an objection to the proposed redistribution of state electoral boundaries. The Queensland Redistribution Commission is reviewing and adjusting state electoral boundaries so each electorate has a similar number of voters. The proposed new redistribution has been published on the QRC website. You can see it and read the report at https://lnkd.in/gDDDVU2f then make your objection online, via email or post. Be sure to submit your comment before Thursday 9 April so it can be considered. #QRC #QldRedistribution #HaveYourSay

Are you ready to look at state electoral boundaries again? The Queensland Redistribution Commission (QRC) is pleased to release its proposed electoral redistribution of the State’s electoral districts and invites objections against the proposed redistribution. The proposed new boundaries are available on the QRC website along with the Commission’s report on the proposed redistribution. Now it’s your chance to make an objection against the proposed redistribution. You have 30 days to read through the report and submit your feedback. Visit https://lnkd.in/gstvVmGq to see the redistribution and submit your objection through the online form, via email or post. The Queensland Redistribution Commission is reviewing electoral boundaries so each electorate has a similar number of voters. This makes sure that each Queenslander’s vote carries equal weight in elections. After this consultation period is closed, you will have an opportunity to comment on the objections in April. #QRC #QldRedistribution #HaveYourSay