IT IS great to see schools back in action and ready to go for another busy year of learning. Recently, I was able to catch up with the team from Fuel for Schools and present a donation of 75 pencil case packs for students in schools across the Burdekin Electorate.
Recently we saw the RACQ release its 2022 Unroadworthy Roads Survey report and while it wouldn’t come as a surprise to many of us, the Bruce Highway sat comfortably in first place in the Top 10.
I HOPE the festive season provided you and your family with the chance to spend some valuable time together. While the festive season may have brought joy to many … for many including myself, hearts were broken at the news of another life lost in an incident involving young offenders.
THE wet season is well and truly underway and as a I write this; we are experiencing significant rainfall across the district.
IF YOU or someone you know has an issue that you need help with, please remember my job is to represent you.
My annual Christmas appeal is now open until December 16 and like last year, I am hoping our community will once again be able to bring joy to families in need right across the electorate.
Parliament resumed in early October and since then, we have had two sittings with some big announcements for our emergency services personnel and volunteers.
AFTER six weeks, the Parliament Sittings resumed in October, extending by one day to make up for the postponed sitting at the end of September and there was certainly plenty to prosecute.
IT was fantastic to join Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries, Tony Perrett to meet with farmers and commercial fishermen in our local area.
While we are lucky enough to have access to a private CT scanner, unfortunately, this is only available during business hours and as we know, emergencies can happen anytime of the day or night.
