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The pressure of a growing population on our struggling infrastructure means I must fight to be at the forefront of change, pushing the Government to meet our needs before it is too late.
We need better public transport, safer roads and well-resourced schools. The Sunshine Coast is the second fastest growing region in Queensland and we will be supporting 470,000 people by 2036. We must plan for more schools, more jobs, equitable access to health care, and make sure our neighbourhoods are safe.
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Today marks 150 days until you can show Labor the door in 2024! ... See MoreSee Less
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Cannot wait
Let's make this happen!
150 days to long
This means nothing to our community given your seat is so safe you couldn't lose it if you tried. We never receive the funding of swinging seats Brent!
More than 1,000 people signed the petition for a 24-hour Sippy Downs Police Station.
Let’s hope the Labor State Government starts listening and acting on the needs of our community. I’ll keep up the fight if they don’t. ... See MoreSee Less
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A huge week in Parliament fighting for our community ahead of the State Budget next month. Here’s a quick wrap:
🚔 Tabled a petition with 1000+ signatures calling on the Labor State Government to upgrade the Sippy Downs Police Station to operate 24/7(watch my speech below).
🛠️ Questioned the Minister for Public Works about the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) and its failure to meet internal review deadlines on dodgy buildings, including a home at Palmview.
🏥 Fought on behalf of a non-verbal 18-year-old Buderim woman with a complex disability, whose parents have been told it will be October before she can have a CT scan under general anaesthetic to diagnose the source of her pain. Her worried father joined me in Parliament.
🚧 Tabled a petition calling on the Labor State Government to recommit funding and start work immediately on upgrading the Sugar Road, Mooloolaba Road intersection.
💸 Called for urgent action to lower the sky-high power prices that are impacting all Queenslanders. It’s been three years since the Callide Power Plant went offline. We need it back up and running to increase supply and drive down prices.
📍 Stood up for all Queensland small and family businesses who’ve been abandoned by the Labor State Government, are struggling to pay the bills.
📞 Called for the Small Business Financial Counselling Service to be given funding certainty past July 1, as up 480,000 small businesses rely on them for advice to stay afloat.
❌ Spoke on behalf of businesses in the north who are still closed following a flooding event and are still waiting for approvals from a very convoluted tourism grant process.
🙏🏼 Expressed my disappointment in the disbanding of the Sippy Downs & Palmview Neighbourhood watch due to lack of support. I thanked the committee members who were passionate about community safety. ... See MoreSee Less
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FLASHBACK FRIDAY 📷
This photo is from 1975 of a crowd celebrating the Buderim Mountain State School centenary. Can you believe that next year the school will be celebrating 150 years?
You can see the school buildings and pine forest in the background.
Thanks Buderim , Past, Present and future. ... See MoreSee Less
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18-year-old Zoe from Buderim is in pain and needs a CT scan to identify the source, as Zoe is nonverbal with a rare chromosome disorder and cannot tell her worried parents or doctors what is wrong.
She urgently needs this scan under general anaesthetic due to her disability, but her parents have been told it will be a 5-month wait.
Zoe's dad, Mitch, joined me at Parliament yesterday to fight for better healthcare for his daughter and for others like her.
I will keep fighting until everyone gets the healthcare they deserve, especially our most vulnerable community members. ... See MoreSee Less
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Here's the Courier Mail story too: www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/nonverbal-patient-told-to-wait-seven-months-for-health-sca...
Ready for a big week in Parliament 💪🏼 it’s the last sittings before the budget is announced.
I’ll be making sure the State Government knows what is important to our community. ... See MoreSee Less
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