Resources
BRQ produces fact sheets and guides translating complex law into plain English.
These resources explain how the law works, your rights and obligations, and what to do when you believe an incorrect decision has been made or you have been discriminated against. We also provide links to other organisations’ resources.
If you need advice particular to your situation, make a booking for our telephone advice line on 1800 358 511.
BRQ also provides capacity-building training to community-based, private sector and government workers. Our resources are “legal information” only; they are not “legal advice”.
Fact Sheets & Resources
Disaster Relief
Economic Justice Australia Factsheets and Resources
BRQ is a member of Economic Justice Australia. Their website has further fact sheets on a range of topics.
- Disciplinary Meetings: What do I do? – 2024
- Should I Resign? Important Information to Consider – 2024
- Stopping Domestic and Family Violence at Work – 2024
- Sexual Harassment at Work – 2024
- Workplace Bullying – 2024
- Worker’s Compensation – 2024
- Worker’s Compensation: Who is covered? – 2024
- General Protections – 2024
- Unfair Dismissal – 2024
External Links
- Visit Domestic and Family Violence Work Aware
- For information on Child Employment please click here
- For information on Workplace bullying for workers please click here
Diverse Language Information
If you need assistance with translating this can be arranged through our 1800 621 458 freecall number.
BRQ Strategic Plan
BRQ Annual Reports
- BRQ Annual Report 2025 | Client stories | Pro Bono Impact
- BRQ Annual Report 2024
- BRQ Annual Report 2023
- BRQ Annual Report 2022
- BRQ Annual Report 2021
- BRQ Annual Report 2020
- BRQ Annual Report 2019
- BRQ Annual Report 2018
- BRQ Annual Report 2017
- BRQ Annual Report 2016
- BRQ Annual Report 2015
- BRQ Annual Report 2014
- WRC Annual Report 2013
- WRC Annual Report 2012
BRQ Submissions
- Federal Budget Submission 2017-2018
- UQ BRQ Final Research Project 2015
- National Disability Advocacy Submission July 2015
Working Women Queensland Annual Reports
Basic Rights Queensland is working with Bynoe Community Advancement Co-Operative Society Ltd
Basic Rights Queensland is working with Girudala Community Co-Operative Society Ltd
Basic Rights Queensland is working with Weipa Community Centre
Basic Rights Queensland is working with Boulia Community Support Service
Basic Rights Queensland is working with Care Goondiwini and Drug ARM Goondiwindi
Useful Links
- Community Legal Centres Qld Inc – Directory of all Queensland community legal centres
- Legal Aid Queensland
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (ATSILS)
- Women’s Legal Service
- Qld Statewide Tenant Advice and Referral Service
Queensland Courts have published a series of videos explaining the court process for making domestic violence orders.
If you are applying or responding to a domestic violence order, there is information HERE for you.