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Questions about the Australian state of Queensland, on the east coast of the continent.

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Is there an internet banking for the bank of Queensland?

There is an internet banking option online for the bank of Queensland that is accessible via computer with the person's registered bank account information.

What is the workplace compulsory retirement age Australia?

There is no statutory retirement age in Australia. The retirement incomes system (our superannuation system) permits a possible span of retirement starting between the ages of 55 to 70 years during which retirement savings can continue to accumulate or retirement income can be accessed. People who work beyond 70 are no longer entitled to the 9% superannuation levy imposed on employers, and people must begin to 'draw down' (spend their savings) from their superannuation before age 70.

However, our superannuation system is in a transition phase, and some the details of the changes are contained in the table below:

Age regulations and qualifications governing superannuation and social security systems

55

Age to which superannuation entitlements are compulsorily preserved. From age 55, preserved superannuation becomes available upon retirement. For people aged 55 to 60 years, Regulations under the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (SIS regulations) define retirement as permanent withdrawal from the workforce. A phased increase in the superannuation preservation age to 60 is to begin in 2015 and will affect people born after 30 June 1960. By 2025, people born after June 1964 will be subject to a preservation age of 60 years.

People aged 55 years and over can access a range of social security pensions and benefits depending on their circumstances, e.g. Disability Support Pension, Newstart Allowance, Carer Pension and Widow Allowance. From September 1997, superannuation assets of those aged 55 and over were taken into account under the income and assets tests after 9 months on income support (pending legislation).

60

Under SIS Regulations, after age 60, retirement may be taken to have occurred upon cessation of a period of gainful employment even if the person intends to re-enter gainful employment. Current qualifying age for Mature Age Allowance.

61

Women's current qualifying age for age pension. The age pension age for women is being slowly increased to 65 over the next 17 years (reaching 65 years in July 2013).

65

Men's qualifying age for age pension.

70

From 1 July 1997 people were allowed to continue to contribute to a regulated superannuation fund up to age 70, provided they are gainfully employed for at least 10 hours per week over the year.

What theme parks are on the Gold Coast?

  • Wet 'n' Wild
  • Movie World
  • SeaWorld
  • Dreamworld
  • White Water World

What is the Queensland government ao5 pay scale in dollars?

after tax, super and HECS and things taken out, you get about $1650-$1800 in hand as an AO5

Is it better to fly or travel by train between Cairns and Brisbane?

Travelling by train between Brisbane and Cairns is much more scenic, but of course it takes two full days, whereas the flight is just a couple of hours. Long-distance train travel is a truly unique experience, and preferable if you are wanting relaxing holiday travel. You see much more of the countryside than if you fly, and the stewards on board the train do everything they can to make your journey comfortable. If you choose to travel by train, ensure you book a sleeper cabin, and don't try the economy method.

What towns do you go through from Melbourne to Cairns?

This depends entirely on the route one takes.

The shortest route from Cairns to Melbourne is the inland route, through Hughenden, Barcaldine, Cobar, Debiliquin and Echuca. This route covers 2816km and takes a good four days to travel (about 34 hours).

The above route, however, travels through some very isolated country. An alternative is to travel south to Rockhampton, then inland to Banana, Miles, Goondiwindi, Moree, Dubbo, West Wyalong, Howlong and Chiltern. This route is longer but there is more for the traveller to see and do along the way. The trip is 3079km in length, and takes about 37 hours.

What are good sports for year eight student to play in Australia Queensland?

Ultimate Frisbee is an increasingly popular sport for teenagers.

Touch is another active game that builds strategic sports skills.

What is the currency in Brisbane?

The currency in Brisbane is the same as the currency in the rest of Australia - the Australian dollar.

What is the distance in Australia from Brisbane to Broken Hill?

The distance in Australia from Brisbane, Queensland, to Broken Hill, New South Wales, is 760 air miles. That equals 1,223 kilometers or 661 nautical miles.

Do I need a licence to keep a capuchin monkey in Indiana?

I contacted the DNR office, asking about primates in general and lemurs. I was told that only a Health certificate was necessary at this time for monkey's and lemurs. I believe "great apes" (orangutangs, chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas) are not allowed or require a special license or permit. Because of Simian Herpes Virus, there may also be some restrictions on macaques, but I do not think these are in place either. There is a bill which has not been addressed yet in the state congress regarding restrictions to all primates, but currently it has not passed. I suggest you google the DNR for Indiana, and contact someone there directly. I believe there is a veterinarian, listed as a contact for further questions, whose office told me, no permits required. I did this about 5-6months ago.

Who Should Present WIN News Toowoomba?

It Should Be Presented once WIN Closes It's Maroochydore Studios and Relocate It's Green Chroma Key Green Screen and HD Digital Cameras with Autocues and It's 2 News Desks and WIN's Old Toowoomba Background and WIN's Maroochydore 2 Studio Desks and WIN's Toowoomba 1 News Desk into a Replica of WIN's Tasmania News Desk Since Late 2014.. The News Bulletin should be Presented by Lincoln Humphries (News), Natassia Apolloni (Sport) and Daniel Sercombe (Weather)

How far is it from Brisbane to Darwin by plane and in miles?

The flight distance from Brisbane to Darwin is about 2848 km, which is 1769 miles.

What is the travel time between Hervey Bay and Bundaberg?

Driving time between Hervey Bay and Bundaberg is 1 hour 50 minutes. It is a distance of 123 km.

Equine chiropractic qld?

There is an equine chiropractor in QLD. The name of the business is Mobile Animal Chiropractor. You can reach the doctor by email at mail@docjamieson.com.

What is the distance in Australia from Perth to Gold Coast?

The distance in Australia from Perth, Western Australia, to Gold Coast, Queensland, is 2,258 air miles. That equals 3,634 kilometers or 1,962 nautical miles.

Does the Australian Labor party have a right wing?

Yes, the ALP has a right wing. Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was considered to have been right-wing, while his successor, Julia Gillard, is said to be of the left-wing faction.

How did the 2011 Queensland flood stop?

It stopped raining.

However, it should be noted that flooding continued periodically through the ensuing months as a result of the continuing La Nina weather system.

What are the chances of encountering spiders in Brisbane?

Not likely. I haven't stayed in Brisbane, but have stayed at the Gold Coast (which is nearby) for 3 weeks and never saw one. Brisbane is a fairly large city, so you are unlikely to come across one unless you go looking for them!

When is the ekka held in Brisbane?

The RNA Show in Brisbane, commonly called the Exhibition or Ekka, occurs around the second week in August every year.

What sources of evidence do you have to show how Aboriginal people lived prior to white settlement?

The main source is rock and cave paintings, which depict certain aspects of aboriginal life.

Stories handed down through the generations also provide a major picture of aboriginal life prior to European settlement.

Other evidence includes middens (aboriginal "rubbish dumps") and evidence of bark being carved out of huge trees for canoes, etc.

How did the GABBA Brisbane get its name?

It is named after the suburb of Woolloongabba, in which it is located. The Brisbane Cricket Ground, commonly known as The Gabba, is a major sports stadium in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.

Achievement of sir allan burns constitution in Gold coast?

sir allan burns constructed the road from dunkwaw to awaso for the transportation of bauxite

Is the Warrego Highway open?

As of 12 January 2011, the Warrego Highway remains closedin numerous places due to flooding.