Delivering for our regional communities
Delivering for our regional communities
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Now Open! Find out how you can apply for $250 for your community group or to help individuals attending major sporting/other events.
The Queensland Government is committed to supporting local community groups, individuals and projects through many different funding programs.
$1000 Bursary to help support Year 12 Nanango Electorate School Leavers who need to travel or move away to access further education.
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Petrol giants ripping off Queenslanders during a global pandemic is corporate greed at its worst.
Prices currently shouldn't be above $1.20 so let's call them out!
We know cost of living is a huge issue and every dollar counts so when I have a list, I'll write to the ACCC where they should come down on those petrol companies hard.
Queensland’s recreational boaters have been told to stay out of the water, unless fishing locally for food or for essential travel.
Labor have totally missed the mark with this. We are facing months of this social isolation but we need a measured commonsense approach.
As long as you observe social distancing you should still be able to go out on the water and have a quiet fish at this difficult time.
Motorists paying anything over $1.20 a litre for fuel right now are blatantly being ripped off by greedy companies.
I will write to the ACCC once I have a list of petrol companies gouging Queenslanders.
‼️Events cancelled, postponed or still going ahead in and around the Nanango Electorate:
MARCH
14: Camp Over Under the Stars will be postponed to another date this year.
16: Buy from the Bush at Moffatdale Ridge Winery has been postponed.
16-18: South Burnett Regional Council have postponed their engagement workshops for the Burnett Water Feasibility Study scheduled this week.
16, 18 and 20: Pollies in the Pub has been cancelled.
17: BIEDO's… See more
We have to save every job we can in this crisis and that’s what the LNP are doing.
It is vital that workers continue to get paid.
The LNP is backing workers and supporting businesses through this crisis.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
ℹ️Employers must elect to participate in the scheme:
https://bit.ly/2w1m9YX
ℹ️For more information on the JobKeeper Payment visit:
https://bit.ly/3dKJ6AK
ℹ️For Employers Factsheet:
https://bit.ly/2w4FWXs
ℹ️Employees Factsheet:
https://bit.ly/2QWWcRg
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Thank you to all staff at Kilcoy Hospital during these trying times.
These incredible workers took a few seconds at shift change to pose for a photo, put on a smiley face - then they were back to the ward to carry on caring.
At Kilcoy Hospital and across the state, thank you and please stay happy & healthy. ❤
📸Denise Modistach
Cost of living is a huge issue for Queenslanders right now and every dollar counts when families are just trying to put food on their table.
I call on any petrol station charging more than $1.20 to immediately slash their prices and stop the petrol rip-off.
If the petrol companies don’t budge and they're found to be gouging consumers, then the ACCC should come down on them like a tonne of bricks.
Just because you can't catch up at your neighbours place 🏠 doesn't mean you can't say hi over the fence (from a distance) or give them a call. ☎️
Check in. Ask if they're OK. Offer to help.
It can be pretty lonely at home...especially if you're by yourself.
Let's check in on each other on this International Neighbour Day. 🤗
Tonight I'm calling on Labor to reverse their decision to shut down and classify licensed weapons armourers and dealers as ‘non-essential services’.
Farmers and landholders rely on this industry to keep us fed.
The LNP has written to the Premier and the Minister for Police and asked them to explain why these businesses were included as a non-essential service.
It's imperative these businesses continue to operate to:
1️⃣ Continue to carry … See more
BREAKING – The Prime Minister has just announced
$130 billion over the next six months to support the jobs and livelihoods of an anticipated six million Australians who will need help.
Employees will be given $1500 a fortnight as a “job keeper” payment, funded by the government.
It will be available to full and part time workers and sole traders. Also applies to not for profits, temporary visa workers and permanent casuals.
In order to best safeguard Australia’s national interest and protect jobs, the Federal Morrison Government will require approvals of all proposed foreign investments into Australia.
Reducing foreign investment thresholds will ensure appropriate oversight over all proposed foreign investments during this current health crisis.
This is not an investment freeze. Australia is open for business, however investments that protect and support Australian businesses and jobs will be prioritised.
More information here: firb.gov.au
Happy Birthday Isabella, so excited we get you all to ourselves for your Birthday. ❤️😊
