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Opening of the 54th Parliament
Queensland’s 54th Parliament will be officially opened on Wednesday 16 May 2012. Read more
Road closures on 16 May 2012
Road closures and pedestrian access changes around Parliament House will occur on 16 May as part of the Opening of the 54th Parliament. Read more
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First Computer. The Queensland Parliament acquired its first computer in 1976. The computer, an IBM System 32 with eight megabytes of memory, was hired for nine months for use in the...
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