Government ICT, digital and AI services in Queensland
TPR Media is a Brisbane-based government ICT supplier for scoped websites, web applications, online learning and digital services. Our Queensland Health work includes online training modules for doctors and the separate HealthPACT public website and committee members' area. Explore the delivered work, our Queensland team and the procurement information for your next brief.
We can begin with a scoped discovery or capability briefing, then agree delivery stages and decision points. Work is delivered from Brisbane, with documented handover and ownership of code and data retained by the client.
Experience grounded in Queensland communities
Our government ICT and digital experience includes two separate Queensland Health projects: an online training platform for doctors and the HealthPACT public website and secure committee members' area. It also includes more than half a decade of communications work for the Office of the Governor of Queensland, spanning 2016 to 2021, and work with Maritime Safety Queensland and the Department of Transport and Main Roads around online marine-training delivery for OLS / BOATN. OLS Aust operates the marine-training platform as a separate entity.
TPR Media funded and built BOATN in full, so no public or community money was spent. We worked side by side with Maritime Safety Queensland's BoatSafe team and the Department of Transport and Main Roads on platform briefings, ownership transition and product upgrades. The platform is operated by OLS Aust, a separate entity.
On 30 June 2014, The Courier-Mail reported the OLS launch as Australia's first online boat licence training, explaining that Queensland had become the first state to allow online theory training for boat and jetski licence applicants. Its report named Scott Nelson, Simon McKnight and Tim Nelson as the people behind the platform and described development beginning around six years earlier. Boatsales followed on 3 August 2015, reporting OLS's pioneering Queensland online-theory approach while making clear that practical assessment still took place on the water with accredited providers. This coverage documents the platform's early history; TPR Media's work with MSQ and TMR forms part of our experience delivering software in a government-regulated environment.
Queensland Health's Health Policy Advisory Committee on Technology (HealthPACT) needed a clear public home for decisions and reports on new and emerging health technology. Clinicians, policymakers and the public needed to be able to find the committee's work, while committee members needed access to private papers and resources before meetings. The website had to serve both audiences without publishing private committee material to the open web, and the HealthPACT team needed to be able to keep publishing after launch.
The delivered website gave HealthPACT's technology decisions and reports a structured public home, with recent bulletins and decisions highlighted through In Focus. Its members' area provided a separate place for private committee papers and meeting resources. Together, the two layers supported public discovery and internal access without treating every document as public content. Content loading, hosting setup and handover training helped the HealthPACT team take responsibility for ongoing publishing. This was a separate Queensland Health engagement from TPR Media's online training platform for doctors.
Who we work with
State and federal agencies and government-funded organisations.
TPR is a Brisbane-based digital and AI capability partner helping government and enterprise modernise services, platforms and citizen engagement, securely and onshore.
Capabilities at a glance
Digital Transformation
Turn complex priorities into a practical roadmap, then improve the services and journeys people use.
Government ICT delivery built around public services
TPR Media is a family-run business led by brothers Scott and Tim Nelson, who have run the business for more than 18 years. Our headquarters is on Eagle Street in Brisbane CBD. Our Queensland-based staff span Brisbane CBD, the Gold Coast and regional Queensland, including Theodore in Banana Shire.
Government ICT projects need to connect clear public information with practical online services and controlled access for staff or members. Our delivery experience spans public websites, clinical online learning, committee members' areas and communications. We connect information architecture, custom development, content publishing and handover with search and AI discoverability, so people can find the information and complete the service they need.
Queensland Government ICT and digital delivery experience
Office of the Governor of Queensland
Maritime Safety Queensland
Department of Transport and Main Roads
Queensland Health
Long-term support for the Office of the Governor
For more than half a decade, TPR Media provided digital and communications services to the Office of the Governor of Queensland, with work spanning 2016 to 2021 during Paul de Jersey's tenure. This was a broad body of work supporting the Office and its public-facing activities.
Our work with Maritime Safety Queensland and the Department of Transport and Main Roads includes online marine-theory delivery, platform upgrades and BoatSafe-related workflows for OLS / BOATN. This experience complements our long-term work for the Office of the Governor of Queensland.
Queensland Health engaged TPR Media to design and develop an ASP.NET online learning platform for its doctors. Six interactive training modules included graded assessments, feedback and emailed certificates on completion.
In a separate Queensland Health engagement, TPR Media designed and built HealthPACT's public website for health technology decisions and reports, with a secure members' login for private committee papers. Delivery included information architecture, content loading, hosting and handover training.
Our experience also includes providing professional digital services to political organisations. Client identities and engagement details remain confidential.
Make training consistent, measurable and repeatable
TPR Media funded and built BOATN in full, so no public or community money was spent. We worked side by side with Maritime Safety Queensland's BoatSafe team and the Department of Transport and Main Roads on platform briefings, ownership transition and product upgrades. OLS Aust, a separate entity, operates the platform. The Courier-Mail reported the OLS launch in June 2014 as Australia's first online boat licence training, and Boatsales covered its online-theory model in August 2015. Independent providers assess competency and TMR administers licensing.
See the work, understand the results and retain the knowledge
We built Agency Intelligence, our Australian-developed software suite, to connect client records, communication, projects, SEO, advertising results and invoicing in one system, with a branded client portal. It supports clear reporting and traceability from deliverables to results and invoices. Tools and client access are agreed for each engagement.
Our AI visibility tools track whether and how an organisation appears in answers across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude and Grok, with reporting by platform.
Queensland delivery
Work directly with our Queensland-based team, from Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast to Theodore in Banana Shire, supported by Queensland suppliers.
Knowledge stays with your team
Staff training and documented handover help your people understand and maintain the work delivered.
Value you can assess
Clear rate cards, agreed terms and reporting on measurable outcomes help you assess the work and its value.
TPR Media funded and built BOATN in full, so no public or community money was spent. We worked side by side with Maritime Safety Queensland's BoatSafe team and the Department of Transport and Main Roads on platform briefings, ownership transition and product upgrades. The platform is operated by OLS Aust, a separate entity.
On 30 June 2014, The Courier-Mail reported the OLS launch as Australia's first online boat licence training, explaining that Queensland had become the first state to allow online theory training for boat and jetski licence applicants. Its report named Scott Nelson, Simon McKnight and Tim Nelson as the people behind the platform and described development beginning around six years earlier. Boatsales followed on 3 August 2015, reporting OLS's pioneering Queensland online-theory approach while making clear that practical assessment still took place on the water with accredited providers. This coverage documents the platform's early history; TPR Media's work with MSQ and TMR forms part of our experience delivering software in a government-regulated environment.
The engagement was not limited to filming finished ideas. TPR Media worked with the team on high-level creative strategy and concept development, then carried that thinking into planning and execution of the nationwide commercial for Disney's Frozen the Musical. Our role connected the direction of the work with how it was produced on location for the show's Australian rollout.
The finished commercial is published on Disney on Broadway's YouTube channel, with another clip available on Facebook. The engagement demonstrates TPR Media's contribution from high-level strategy and concept development through to national commercial production, not simply delivery of individual filming elements.
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What government ICT projects has TPR Media delivered?
TPR Media designed and built two separate Queensland Health projects: an online training platform for doctors and the HealthPACT public website and secure committee members' area. We also supported the Office of the Governor of Queensland from 2016 to 2021. Our work with TMR and Maritime Safety Queensland around OLS / BOATN concerns an independently operated marine-training platform, not government ownership or licence issuance.
Can you build government websites, portals and online learning systems?
Yes. Our delivered Queensland Health work includes public information websites, a secure committee members' area and an ASP.NET clinician learning platform with six interactive modules, assessments and completion certificates. We scope information architecture, application development, content publishing, integrations, hosting and handover around the agency's requirements.
What should a government ICT supplier brief include?
Tell us which public, staff or member services need to work, the existing systems and integrations, content and access requirements, accessibility targets, security expectations and procurement process. We agree discovery, delivery stages, responsibilities, ownership and handover before the build. Hosting regions, support arrangements and any required accreditations must be confirmed for the engagement.
Can you work with state and federal agencies?
Yes. We can discuss a scoped engagement with state and federal agencies and government-funded organisations. Procurement, security and access requirements are reviewed before work begins.
Is TPR Media on VendorPanel?
Yes. TPR Media has a supplier profile on VendorPanel, so agencies and councils can find us and invite us to quote. We're also applying to other Queensland and Commonwealth supplier arrangements, and current status is on our Panels and Accreditations page.
Can you improve accessibility?
Accessibility can be included in discovery, design and testing scope. We can target WCAG 2.2 AA, without making an unverified compliance claim.
Where is your team based?
TPR Media's head office is at Level 34, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane CBD. Delivery is coordinated from Brisbane, and we can come to your business for meetings.
What digital and AI services do you provide for government?
TPR Media provides scoped digital transformation, AI and business intelligence, software and platforms, digital engagement, and hosting and managed services. Work can cover citizen-facing websites, operational reporting, platform integrations and making public information easier to find, with responsibilities agreed before delivery.
Can you improve government information in Google and AI answers?
We can review search engine optimisation (SEO) and answer engine optimisation (AEO) for public-facing information. This includes crawlability, clear page structure, accessible content, useful FAQs and structured data where relevant. The aim is to help people and search systems find and understand accurate information. Rankings and inclusion in AI answers are not guaranteed.
Do you provide penetration testing?
Yes. We provide white-box and black-box penetration testing of web applications and platforms, scoped to each engagement. Each test comes with a findings report, risk ratings and remediation guidance, and we retest once fixes are in. Read our security and trust practices
Can you work to our security requirements?
Yes. We work with cybersecurity personnel briefed on each engagement's security requirements. Testing scope, access, reporting, remediation responsibilities, hosting and handover requirements are agreed with your agency during scoping.
Who owns the IP and code?
Clients own their code, accounts and data. Ownership and documented handover are agreed as part of delivery.
