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Queensland opens one-stop government services centre in Brisbane
Queensland has opened a one-stop government services centre in Brisbane’s central business district.
The Service Queensland centre brings together services from several government departments and the Queensland Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
More than 200 services are available through Service Queensland, with more to be added.
At the centre, people can apply for marriage and death certificates, change their name, seek tattoo licences and enrol to vote.
A website and app offer another way to access services, and the minister said protecting users’ data is a priority.
The Brisbane shop cost about $2 million, and the minister said it opened on time and within budget without job losses.
The government expects its next centre to open in North Queensland, with further locations to be considered through the budget process.
A new Service Queensland centre opened in Brisbane’s central business district on Monday, bringing multiple government services together in one location.
The centre offers services including marriage and civil partnership applications, tattoo licences and voter enrolment.
More than 200 Queensland government services are available through Service Queensland, with more planned.
A Service Queensland website and app have also been launched.
The Adelaide Street storefront cost about $2 million.
- Who
- The Queensland Government opened the centre. Minister for Customer Services Steven Minnikin spoke at the opening.
- What
- A one-stop government services centre opened, alongside a Service Queensland website and app.
- When
- Monday, November 9, 2026.
- Where
- 119-133 Adelaide Street in Brisbane’s central business district.
- Why
- The centre is intended to give people a single place to access government services and more choice in how they interact with government.
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- Address
- 119-133 Adelaide Street, Brisbane
- Services
- More than 200 Queensland government services
- Storefront cost
- About $2 million
- Digital services
- Service Queensland website and app launched
- Expected next centre
- North Queensland
What people are saying
This is all about giving people choice
This is a brand-new way of interacting with everyday Queenslanders.
The majority of Queenslanders do want to do things digitally
We’ve got to make sure that at all times we protect Queenslanders’ data, and that is something that we are particularly focused on.