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The LNP today committed to a Floodplain Security scheme to better protect flood-prone Queensland communities.
LNP candidate for Nanango, Deb Frecklington, said an LNP government would provide $40 million over four years, and will be followed by an ongoing and long term $10 million a year state government investment in improved flood security.
Labor finally recognises that the people of Highfields should be listened to on local educational needs and that's a good outcome.
The petition for a new high school at Highfields was first presented to local Labor MP Kerry Shine in 2007.
The Bligh Government has let down Toowoomba yet again with its failure to follow through on important road works on James Street, proving that Kerry Shine and Anna Bligh have no vision and no plans for the Garden City, LNP candidate for Toowoomba North Trevor Watts said.
"Forget what Labor says, look at what they do and when it comes to delivering for Toowoomba North, it's absolutely nothing," Mr Watts said.
The Bligh Government has let down Toowoomba yet again with its failure to follow through on important road works on James Street, proving that Kerry Shine and Anna Bligh have no vision and no plans for the Garden City, LNP candidate for Toowoomba North Trevor Watts said.
"Forget what Labor says, look at what they do and when it comes to delivering for Toowoomba North, it's absolutely nothing," Mr Watts said.
Toowoomba families will get better access to emergency hospital care under the LNP Government's plan to revitalise front line services.
LNP candidate for Toowoomba North, Trevor Watts said the LNP would redress ambulance ramping and emergency department overcrowding by taking a whole-of-hospital approach at the Toowoomba Base Hospital.
The LNP has pledged an extra $275 million to put 1100 extra new police on the front line to fight crime in Queensland.
LNP candidate for Toowoomba North Trevor Watts, said the LNP was strongly committed to making Queensland communities safer by delivering the 1100 extra new police where they were needed to fight crime – in our suburbs and on our city streets.
LNP candidate for Nanango, Deb Frecklington has welcomed a commitment by LNP Leader Campbell Newman to allocate up to $10 million to make the Brisbane Valley and D'Aguilar Highways safer should the LNP be elected to government.
Ms Frecklington said Mr Newman made the announcement during a trip to Kingaroy today.
THE LNP has pledged an extra $275 million to put 1100 extra new police on the front line to fight crime in Queensland.
LNP candidate for Nanango, Deb Frecklington, said the LNP was strongly committed to making Queensland communities safer by delivering the 1100 extra new police where they were needed to fight crime – in our suburbs and on our city streets.
The LNP'S $92 million Maternal and Child Health Service would give all mums and bubs the best possible start to family life.
LNP candidate for Nanango, Deb Frecklington said an LNP government would ensure mums and bubs got the best possible start to life by supporting families during what could be a stressful period.