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DICKSON RESIDENTS STUCK IN NBN NO MAN’S LAND
Jason Clare, Shadow Minister for Communications Jason Clare, addresses the attendees;
Residents gathered at Albany Creek State High School to hear […]
COUNCILLOR’S COLUMN June 08
by Cr Bob Millar
THE WILLIAMS STREET DRAINS ARE GOING, GOING, GONE!!!
After many years of dodging them, sometimes unsuccessfully, residents and visitors to Dayboro will be pleased to farewell the deep roadside drains of Williams and Bradley Streets. This significant undertaking which will be finished once the Bradley Street project between the Williams Street intersection and the community hall is completed, after Dayboro Day, will bring to a close one of the major projects that had been on my “hit list” since being elected to Council.
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U3A June 08
U3A Pine Rivers Monthly Meeting will be held at Bray Hall, Petrie at Cooke and O’Loan Sts on the 20th June at 10.00am – Please note the change in venue. Anzac Day 2008
The number of wreaths and floral tributes increases each year and their laying was once again very moving and the highlight of the service. Mayor condemns lack of consultation about desal plans
Moreton Bay Regional Council mayor Allan Sutherland has condemned the State Opposition’s lack of consultation over its plans for a desalination plant on Bribie Island.
The Mayor said council had not been consulted before the State Opposition’s announcement on Monday.
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The Mayor said council had not been consulted before the State Opposition’s announcement on Monday.
KEEP COSTS DOWN AS THE TEMPERATURE DROPS
With winter approaching, Energy Ombudsman Barry Adams warns Queenslanders to not let a high energy bill raise their temperature as the cooler weather sets in.
“It’s important to keep warm, but keep costs down as the temperature drops,” Mr Adams said.
"The cooler months usually place a greater demand on electricity usage and, in turn, an increase in the amount owed on energy bills.”
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“It’s important to keep warm, but keep costs down as the temperature drops,” Mr Adams said.
"The cooler months usually place a greater demand on electricity usage and, in turn, an increase in the amount owed on energy bills.”
Earth Link News June 08
Earthlink advises details of the following events:
READING AND REFLECTION
Earth Link would like to invite you to be part of a group discussing and reflecting on “The Woman on the Mountain” by Sharyn Munro who lives alone on a mountain in the Hunter Region.
In her book she talks about living a simple life close to nature – easy to dream about, but hard to do.
BUSINESS EXPO AND FAMILY FUN DAY 15 June at 10.00am
The 15th June at 10am is a date for your calendar.
It marks the annual Samford Valley Business Network (SVBN) Business Expo and Family Fun Day.
Free live music from 1pm, children’s activities all day and free seminars on the 1/2 hour from 11am.
SAVE! SAVE!
IT’S HERE AGAIN,
SAVE! SAVE!
Entertainment Books are now selling at the Dayboro State School P & C !!
HEALTH AND WELL BEING EXPO 2008
Free Entry
Saturday June 21st 2008 9.00am to 5.00pm
at Old Petrie Town (2 km. west of Petrie)
