Bryson Head MP

Member for Callide

Bryson Head MP

A strong voice for Callide

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I am working hard as your voice for rural and regional Queensland and fighting to deliver the local infrastructure and services our families in Callide deserve.

Growing up on our family farm north of Brigalow and still living locally, I understand how important our agricultural and resource industries are for our communities.

As your member for Callide, I am standing up to protect local agriculture, mining and manufacturing jobs that are threatened by Labor.

I'm focused on what matters for

Callide

Making our community safer

Easier access to health services

Protecting our local way of life and local jobs

Securing our housing foundations

Saving you paying for Labor’s failures

Working harder for Queenslanders

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11 hours ago

👀 Can you guess where in the electorate I am today?

Nearest town, river/creek and a bonus point for the road!
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👀 Can you guess where in the electorate I am today?

Nearest town, river/creek and a bonus point for the road!

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Answer: Gayndah, Burnett River, Mt Debatable Road!

Bryson the road works between Biloela and banana are shocking 5 sets of stop and goes and no one working on half of them 😅 surely they could do a patch at a time

Bryson Head MP are you responsible for the railway crossing at Benaraby?

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What does a rare 'down' day look like?

Depends on the weather, grain prices, fertiliser prices, season, cattle prices, interest rates... as it always does with farming!

Nonetheless, it was nice to get a trip in on a truck seat for a change to take this load of chickpeas to the depot this week.

Without trucks, Australia stops.
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What does a rare down day look like? 

Depends on the weather, grain prices, fertiliser prices, season, cattle prices, interest rates... as it always does with farming!

Nonetheless, it was nice to get a trip in on a truck seat for a change to take this load of chickpeas to the depot this week.

Without trucks, Australia stops.

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More politicians should spend some time in trucks on our roads.

Hope you can have a word with our new Premier about the importance of ag. It seems to be missing from his agenda thus far.

Did you get to have a drive?

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