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.
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It was an honour to attend Gayndah and Childer’s combined Red Cross 110 years of service celebration. ⛑️
A heartfelt thank you to all the volunteers over the decades who have selflessly helped their communities.
It was great to hear their stories of efforts over generations, such as managing to get supplies into POW camps in Germany in WW2!
It was fantastic to meet the friendly faces who continue to be involved with ARC and look through the memorabilia on display during the morning tea. ☕️ ... See MoreSee Less
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That is wonderful. There certainly is some amazing history to be told and kept 😀
Visited Glenbrae Piggery last week in Monto to learn all about their production. 🐖
Their breeding operation combines state of the art facilities and technology to keep locally grown and raised pork on our forks. 🍽️ It was great to learn about the practices they use to be world leaders in animal welfare.
Thank you to the Salisbury family for showing me around! ... See MoreSee Less
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👌 awesome
Estimates are meant to be an opportunity for Queenslanders to get answers - we saw more political games from the Miles Labor Government - but this is some of what we did uncover:
🛩️ Steven Miles spent nearly $170,000 on 2 private jets so he could shoot an ad
💧 The Pioneer-Burdekin pumped hydro project still has no details and could cost up to $24 billion
🍎 $153K wasted on an inquiry into the big supermarkets that delivered nothing
🚑 QLD has recorded the worst 6 months for ambulance ramping in history
👮♀️ Labor promised 1,450 more frontline police in 2020 but there are 89 less
📑 Labor spent $10M on the report into the explosion at Callide and $38M on legal fees including money to attempt to keep it secret
💰 5 execs from CS Energy who ran Callide got $291K in bonuses despite the explosion
🔒 CS Energy had the draft report in December but the Energy Minister reckons he wasn’t aware it existed until June
Watch my speech talking about what happened on the committee I sit on here ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less
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