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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Have you updated your phone settings to ‘favourite’ the Emergency Alert (EA) phone number? 📱
An Emergency Alert is just one way for authorities to warn communities of a dangerous situation in the area and is only issued when necessary. 🚨
They are not issued for every circumstance, but the message will include important, potentially life-saving directions which require you to take action to stay safe.
You do not need to register to receive an Emergency Alert from the system, which is sent from caller ID number: +61 444 444 444.
For assistance with a life-threatening situation, phone Triple Zero (000) immediately. 🔴
For assistance with non-life-threatening situations — such as help with a damaged roof or storm damage — phone SES on 132 500.
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The Crisafulli Government is collaborating with primary production industries and stakeholders to co-design the largest strategic vision and plan Queensland has seen in at least the last decade.
Queensland farmers, fishers and forestry sectors have been left to fend for themselves for the last 10 years due to Labor’s lack of support and ability to invest in the modernisation of the industry.
That’s why our blueprint will include critical considerations like the impact of global megatrends, agtech and diversification, advanced manufacturing, international trade opportunities as well as ESG considerations. ... See MoreSee Less
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Missing Water and more importantly access to it as a critical factor. The State is the biggest holder of under utilised water and it hasn’t been the easiest counter party to trade with over the years. You just need to look at the success that has come about in the Dawson valley with the release of SWIR water and the doubling of cotton production that has occurred on the back of it. Imagine what could occur if farmers had confidence in getting access to this water permanently. A massive long term increase in agricultural production and development that hasn’t cost the government anything to implement.
Best help you could give the central Burnett is to impose some regulations on the use of hail cannons. And get rid of the tree clearing laws.
No wind turbines please 🙏
Australia Day was again a time to celebrate everything that makes this nation so special – from our diverse landscapes to the strong sense of community 🤝that ties us all together.
Here in Callide, we’re fortunate to have such incredible people who are the heart of our communities. From the hardworking volunteers to the innovative local businesses, and everyone in between – it's the people who make this place truly great.
We also celebrated those who’ve recently become Australian citizens 🇦🇺 – you’re now part of this great nation, and we’re thrilled to have you with us! you’re now part of this great nation, and we’re thrilled to have you with us!
I’m proud to represent such a brilliant region, where every day we see people coming together to make our communities better, brighter, and moving forward. 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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