I'm working with Kevin Rudd and Labor to:
- Invest in the infrastructure we need for tomorrow in our local economy today
- Stimulate the economy and help protect jobs and cushion us from the full impact of the global financial recession
- Build a modern Australia, ready to face the challenges of the future.
My office has a range of information kits and can offer assistance with Federal Government issues.
I want to hear your thoughts on issues affecting our area and make sure I continue to represent your views in Canberra. | |
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| This week: travelling to Adelaide for a meeting of the Prime Ministerial Country Taskforce. Then returning home to speak with constituents and local community groups.
I'll also be at the launch of local NAIDOC Week celebrations and at the official opening of Lakeside Park. | |
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Highlights for Longman
399 projects totalling $68,145,014 in the local area
- Building the Education Revolution 41 local schools, 113 projects, $61.6 million
National School Pride Program 41 local schools, 82 projects, $7,100,011
Primary Schools for the 21st Century 21 schools, 31 projects, over $54.4 million
- Housing 281 local social housing units, repairs and maintenance, $1.2 million
- Infrastructure
Black Spot Program targetting Uhlmann Road Burpengary, Bailey Road Deception Bay, Smith Road Caboolture, $570,000
Community Infrastructure Program $1,475,000 for Moreton Bay Regional Council
State Equestrian Centre to be built in Caboolture, $3,800,000
The Rudd Government is acting decisively to cushion our economy from the Global Recession.
To find out what's going on in your area go to the website and enter your postcode: | |
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New Office
My office has recently moved to unit 1/260 Morayfield Road.
I'm really pleased my new office has better access, especially for my elderly and disabled constituents. It is easier to get to and has plenty of parking.
I'm encouraging contituents to come in and vist the new office and I'm always keen to hear from locals and represent their views in Canberra. | |
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