Queensland electoral system changed so electorates elected only a single member to the Assembly.
Edward Caine elected Member for Bowen. Ministerialist 1912–1915
Catholic primary school opens in Ayr.
Bohlevale school established on land gifted by the Burdell family, owners of Bohlevale homestead.
Bowen business people form the Bowen River Coal Prospecting Syndicate, with plans to revisit Logan Jack's exploratory boreholes at Pelican Creek. Private explorations indicated a complex web of coal deposits.
Home Hill settlement had begun with news that a mill would be erected.
Charters Towers high school opened.
Glenella primary school opened.
Golden Gate hotel count down to four.
Canobie West Station, presumably resumed from Canobie, was sold with five other properties to the New Zealand and Australian Land Co. Ltd.
Railway line from Townsville extended from Selwyn to Duchess.
Technical College opens in Mackay.
Ormond Private Hospital opened on the corner of Brisbane and Gordon Streets in Mackay, on the site of the Mater Hospital.
Sarina Shire established, south from Dalrymple Bay to Cape Palmerston, by severance from Pioneer Shire.
June
10 William Vereker Bindon from Auckland, New Zealand applied for an occupation licence for Brampton Island and was given OL187 but he did nothing with the island and the licence lapsed in 1913. Bindon must have had a wide interest in islands in the area for Lands Department records of the time show he was also interested in Green Island and Prudhoe Island in the Northumberland group.
29 Pioneer newspaper in Mackay became New Pioneer.
October
12 Mackay Town Hall in Sydney Street officially opened.