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Last month I asked the Premier to keep her election promise to be a Premier for all Queensland by giving the Sunshine Coast its fair share of funding for infrastructure...
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Shadow Attorney-General David Janetzki said it was disgraceful staff must use umbrellas inside the Maroochydore Courthouse to keep dry when it rains. Mr Janetzki and Member for Maroochydore Fiona Simpson...
- State News
Queensland small businesses have been hit with a new waste tax in today’s State Labor Budget which will cost them and their customers $1.3 billion over the next four years....
- State News
DELIVERING faster payments to businesses working with the State Government is part of Liberal National Party Leader Deb Frecklington’s plan to encourage owners to grow and employ more Queenslanders. Ms...
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Calling all entrepreneurs. Grants of up to $5000 are available to provide new small businesses access to professional advice and support in the critical early stages of establishing a business....
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Female students, or women seeking to return to full-time study, would $1000 help you with your studies? Applications are now open for a number of bursaries through the National Council...
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Don’t be a bystander. This year’s campaign encourages Queenslanders to recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and learn how to safely intervene to get people the help they...
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I have called on the Government to release the long-overdue review of the Mt Coolum National Park Management Plan for public consultation. I have been asking the Minister to update...
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Local businesses and residents of the Sunshine Coast who are struggling to pay their water bills don’t need another hike in water prices. This week in Parliament I called on...
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Did you know that the biggest employers on the Sunshine Coast are actually the smallest? About 22% of Sunshine Coasters are in business for themselves, having a go and creating...
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Delivering faster payments to businesses working with the State Government is part of our plan to support small businesses to grow and employ more Queenslanders. As Shadow Minister for...
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The Premier needs to keep her election promise to be a Premier for all Queensland by giving the Sunshine Coast its fair share of funding for infrastructure. Connecting the Sunshine...
