Media Releases
2026
The Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) welcomes the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission’s decision to award a 3 per cent interim salary increase to state school teachers and school leaders.
Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) members will be disappointed to see no immediate, meaningful change to their workplaces in the wake of the Crisafulli government’s State Budget.
SAFE TO TEACH SAFE TO LEARN SURVEY: A CLEAR MESSAGE AHEAD OF STATE BUDGET
2025
Queensland state school teachers and school leaders will strike for 24 hours on 25 November after the Crisafulli government again refused to enter dialogue with the Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU).
State school teachers and school leaders are rallying again following the Crisafulli government's failure to secure a deal with Queensland Teachers' Union (QTU) members across Queensland.
Queensland Teachers’ Union members have spoken clearly at the ballot, convincingly rejecting the government’s final 8 per cent offer over three years.
As “Thank a Teacher Week” concludes, the QTU is taking this moment to express its gratitude to Queensland’s hard-working state school teachers and school leaders.
State school teachers and school leaders will demonstrate in Gympie and Mt Isa this afternoon as the QTU’s EB11 campaign continues.
State school teachers and school leaders are continuing their positive advocacy in Emerald this afternoon, as part of the QTU’s rolling statewide demonstrations.
Teachers and school leaders are continuing to rally after school-hours, determined to keep issues in our state schools in the community spotlight.
State school teachers and school leaders around Cairns and Beaudesert will be gathering locally at 4.00pm this afternoon.
Gold Coast teachers and school leaders have invited Education Minister John Paul Langbroek to join them as they celebrate public educators this afternoon.
Gladstone’s teachers and school leaders will this afternoon add their voices to the QTU’s campaign protecting state education, as rolling demonstrations continue.
The Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) is continuing its series of after-school demonstrations across the state over the coming fortnight, with the latest taking place in Bundaberg this afternoon.
The Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) would like to thank the entire state for the overwhelming support it has received in its fight to protect the quality of our state schools.
Preparations are underway for a 24-hour strike at state schools across Queensland, following the Crisafulli government's failure to deliver a meaningful deal for teachers and school leaders.
With widespread disappointment and looming industrial action across Queensland state schools, teachers in Central Queensland are warning the Crisafulli government that they’re more than up for a fight.
Time is running out for the Crisafulli government to salvage its reputation after the Queensland Teachers' Union (QTU) strongly rejected its pay offer overnight.
The Queensland Teachers’ Union says Peter Dutton’s disdain for public education and its students and teachers couldn’t be clearer after he revealed his plans to kill off free TAFE.
The Queensland Teachers' Union (QTU) congratulates the Albanese government following its announcement of a path to full and fairer funding for state schools.
The new school year is underway, and this year the Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) is calling on all Queenslanders to support our state schools, teachers and school leaders ahead of what is shaping as a generationally transformative year.