Workplaces, universities, schools, TAFE, supermarkets, and more will be required to use a Service NSW QR code from July 12.

Not all smartphones require a third-party app to scan QR codes. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson shows you how to scan codes using iPhone or Androids.

Long queues, waiting times and filling out countless forms could be a thing of the past as a new QR code check-in app is launched across Queensland today.

Long queues, waiting times and filling out countless forms could be a thing of the past as a new QR code check-in app is launched across Queensland today.

QR codes can house a whole lot of data, from the URL of a webpage or service, to where to directly download an app. Here's how to scan them.

Covid deniers slammed by Queensland Police, health authorities for promoting fake QR code check-in Police and health authorities have called out fringe elements of Toowoomba’s society trying to ...

A Brisbane man is calling for the Queensland government's check-in QR codes to be made more inclusive for people living with vision impairment. Brian Haupt suggests tactile markers or braille be ...