In this keynote address, Queensland’s Minister reflects on resilience, data integrity, and the state’s digital future. From managing natural disasters to preparing for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the speech underscores how government can harness people, data, and technology to deliver better outcomes for all Queenslanders.
Key Highlights:
- The urgent need for a comprehensive, world-class cyber security strategy
- Harnessing Queensland’s greatest assets — its people and its data — to drive innovation
- Cutting red tape to make business and citizen services more seamless
- A vision for a digital passport to transform the Olympic experience in 2032
Beyond these priorities, Minister Minnikin also reflected on recent natural disasters and the importance of building community resilience. He acknowledged the widespread impact of data breaches, stressing the need for stronger protections and data integrity.
The address also highlighted efforts to expand customer experience (CX) services for regional and remote communities, ensuring no area is left behind. Finally, he spoke about the optimism and energy that define Brisbane today, positioning Queensland as a state of growth and opportunity in the lead-up to 2032.
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