News and updates Skip links and keyboard navigation Skip to content Use tab and cursor keys to move around the page (more information) Menu Queensland Government David Crisafulli MP Premier and Minister for Veterans Search Search Queensland Government Search About the Premier The team News and updates Contact the Premier News and updates In 1960 my grandfather Frank took a leap of faith and left his homeland of Italy for North Queensland. He saw Queensland as a land of opportunity. Over 60 years later, my family still believes Queensland is a land of opportunity. Our Government is working hard to ensure these opportunities continue today. We are delivering a Fresh Start for Queensland ...Read more News and updates Youth crime prevention and rehabilitation programs underway The first regional stakeholder information sessions have started today for two critical government youth crime fighting programs, Regional Reset and Staying on Track, delivering on a key commitment from the government's 100 Day Plan. The government will hold 12 sessions across the State to inform stakeholders as the first stage of the tender process for the early intervention and rehabilitation programs. Both programs are key pillars of the Government's Making Our Community Safer Plan and part of the Fresh Start Queenslanders voted for. The Staying on Track program will deliver a 12-month rehabilitation program post-detention for youth, including at least 6 months' intensive support to reintegrate them into the community and prevent them from falling into a cycle of repeat crime, driving down the state's 91% recidivism rate. The Regional Reset program will deliver nine early intervention residential programs with a one to three week 'reset' for those demonstrating high-risk behaviours including substance abuse, aggression, or truancy, providing youth with the skills to divert from crime before they become serious repeat offenders. Premier David Crisafulli said The Regional Reset and Staying on Track programs would help break the cycle of crime. “These new programs are about pushing the reset button on young lives and providing them with the life skills, education, and support to turn towards a brighter future,” Premier Crisafulli said. “Early intervention isn't a one size fits all, but Regional Reset will extend a helping hand to troubled kids and pull them off the trajectory they're currently on. “While it will take time to break the cycle of crime, Staying on Track will deliver critical rehabilitation after detention, turning kids away from crime and reverting to their old ways. “With early intervention and rehabilitation we can start to turn the tide on youth crime and start to make our community safer.” The Regional Reset Program will be delivered in the following regions: Far North Queensland North Queensland Central Queensland Gold Coast-Logan Ipswich-Darling Downs Brisbane Last updated: 29 January, 2025 Last reviewed: 29 January, 2025 Share this page: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Home About the Premier The team News and updates Contact the Premier Premier of Queensland David Crisafulli MP Contact the Premier Contact Quick links Help Copyright Disclaimer Privacy Right to information Accessibility Jobs in Queensland Government Media statements Other languages Connect Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Tiktok Queensland Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land and pays respect to Elders past, present and future. © The State of Queensland 2026 (Department of the Premier and Cabinet)