NEWS
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It is important our iconic Mooloolaba Beach is not wrecked with an unsightly concrete structure due to council’s poorly considered seawall plan. There must be a better plan that takes...
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With only 12 months before the 2024 State Election on 26 October, we’ve released our “Right Priorities” document outlining key priorities based on feedback from Queenslanders. These are: Making our...
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The Palaszczuk Labor Government’s about-face on establishing a complaints Clearing House is extraordinary and stinks of a Government in chaos and crisis. This is another example of the Palaszczuk Labor...
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The State Government’s moves to spend more than $2million on a plan for a 1.5km bike path with none of the money going towards construction has been called an outrageous...
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The Transport Department has this week released the latest design of the M2M – Mooloolaba to Maroochydore Cycleway (Stage 6) between Mary Street at Alexandra Headland to Sixth Avenue at...
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If your organisation or community group is looking for available grants, my office maybe able to assist. I am also happy to provide letters of support, to request a letter...
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Queensland Day is celebrated every year on 6 June – the day Queensland separated from New South Wales, 164 years ago. Queensland organisations are encouraged to hold an event or...
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Nominations are now open for the 2024 Australian of the Year Awards. These prestigious awards celebrate the significant achievements and contributions of extraordinary Australians who are making a positive difference...
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It’s that time of the year where I am providing FREE MARQUEES to be used by groups in the Maroochydore Electorate for community purposes. Please email my office by 14...
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For eight years there has been an under investment in infrastructure that would have opened new opportunities for young people to get into the housing market and either buy their...
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Seven years ago the Palaszczuk Labor Government watered-down Queensland’s crime laws by amending the Youth Justice Act. Seven years ago they gave rise to a generation of untouchables. Now, youth...
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Here’s a quick guide about the power rebates announced in the State Budget: $700 Cost of Living Rebate on electricity bills for vulnerable households, plus a further $372 under the...