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Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Allan Sutherland has urged residents not to throw their cigarette butts out car windows this summer, following a recent incident at Narangba. Category Archives: Politics and Council
Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Allan Sutherland has urged residents not to throw their cigarette butts out car windows this summer, following a recent incident at Narangba. COUNCILLORs COLUMN Dec2009
by Cr Bob Millar
CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST UPON US
By the time this edition of the Grapevine is on the streets, we will be within a few weeks of yet another Christmas and I’m sure like me, you all wonder where the past 12 months have gone.
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CAROLYNS PINE RIVERS NEWS Nov09
State Member for Pine Rivers
It was a pleasure to be invited to the Dayboro Debutante Ball. My family and I enjoyed the Ball and were overwhelmed by all the beautiful ladies and their proud families.
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DUTTON TO RE-CONTEST DICKSON Nov09
The Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton has announced he will re-contest the seat at the next federal election.
Mr Dutton last month nominated for LNP preselection for Dickson.
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Mr Dutton last month nominated for LNP preselection for Dickson.
DICKSON NEWS Nov09
From your Federal Member for Dickson
PETER DUTTON
Thank you to everyone who contacted me with their support in the last weeks.
ALCOHOL RELATAED VIOLENCE
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Pine Rivers, said that a Queensland Parliamentary Committee wants to hear your views on alcohol related violence in Queensland.
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Sun’s Up – Fees Down
Moreton Bay Regional Council has reduced its plumbing fees for work on solar or heat pump systems eligible for government rebates.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
in the Pine Rivers Community
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Pine Rivers, would like to make the Pine Rivers community aware that the Justice of the Peace in the Community Program is in operation at the Pine Rivers Court House.
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COUNCILLOR’S COLUMN Oct09
by Cr Bob Millar
D’AGUILAR BIOSHPERE RECEIVES COUNCIL APPROVAL
