Listening to your views
Fighting for local road funding
Ensuring our schools have great learning facilities
Better infrastructure for our local area
Keeping our community safe
Supporting small business
It's here again, the Easter Egg Hunts are on at 9.30am until 10am. A range of community groups to visit and chat with. The old-fashioned games will be back as well.
Today our kids will sizzle in school...air conditioners in schools should be a standard requirement.
On Sunday the 4th of November I held the annual Everton Volunteer Awards! This is a fantastic opportunity to highlight and say thank you to the wonderful volunteers who are responsible for making our community to special!
I couldn’t think of a more worthy “Everton Volunteer of the Year” than Mel Dunning (bottom right)- Albany Creek State High School P&C, Albany Creek Gymnastics Club, School Chaplaincy, Shave for a Cure ...just to name a few. Congratulations again Mel!
The introduction of a State-wide container refund scheme will give people and community groups the opportunity to collect and return containers for recycling in exchange for cash!
To find out more, click here!
To see a list of all recycling locations, click here!
In Parliament this week I challenged the Minister for Main Roads to act immediately on a dangerous section of Sth Pine Road (I only got 3 minutes).
The annual reports just released by the Annastacia Palaszczuk government show that the state-owned power generators last year delivered an underlying combined profit of over one billion dollars.
The Palaszczuk government is using electricity as a secret tax while regular Queenslanders and businesses are suffering under crippling power prices.
Today I announced the LNP's plan to restructure the power generators from two to three, creating more competition and reducing prices.
This is something that’s backed by the ACCC (Australian Crime and Corruption Commission) and Labors own productivity commission.
The LNP is the only one with a real plan to reduce electricity bills.
Last night I asked the State Planning Minister to hurry up and make a decision about the Moreton Bay Regional Council's amendment to their planning scheme. People's lives are on hold. Make a decision and make a good one!
Good News- new traffic signals will be switched on this week at the intersection of Old Northern Road and Explorer Drive, Albany Creek.
I've been fighting for safety improvements on our roads for a long time and any step forward is one in the right direction for the people of Albany Creek.
The following safety improvements have been delivered at the intersection:
A new footpath on the eastern side of Old Northern Road is currently in the design phase. Following this, construction on the new footpath will begin to provide safe passage across Old Northern Road.
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Email: everton@parliament.qld.gov.au
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Everton Park Qld 4053
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High Teas are held monthly from 10:30am to midday.
