Your CanDo representatives for Moreton region are:
| KALLANGUR - Trevor Ruthenberg | MORAYFIELD - Darren Grimwade | MURRUMBA - Reg Gulley |
| PINE RIVERS - Seath Holswich | PUMICESTONE - Lisa France | REDCLIFFE - Scott Driscoll |
Monday, 20 February 2012 16:42
LNP’s economic blueprint to get jobs back on track
The LNP's economic blueprint will cut payroll tax, red tape and regulation to give small businesses in the Morayfield electorate the power to create more jobs and get government off their backs, LNP candidate for Morayfield Mr Darren Grimwade said today.
Monday, 20 February 2012 13:30
LNP’s economic blueprint to get Pine Rivers and Kallangur back on track
The LNP's economic blueprint will cut payroll tax, red tape and regulation to give small businesses in Pine Rivers and Kallangur the power to create more jobs and get government off their backs, local LNP candidates said today.
Monday, 20 February 2012 10:31
It’s time for change in Pine Rivers and Kallangur
Reducing cost of living pressures for local families in Pine Rivers and Kallangur and ensuring a strong four pillar economy to provide local jobs now and into the future are the key election issues for our community and to get Queensland back on track, local LNP candidates said today.
Saturday, 18 February 2012 13:25
New bus route a win for Lawnton and Bray Park commuters
The introduction of a new bus route linking Lawnton Station to Westfield Strathpine via Bray Park is a win for commuters and a victory for common sense, LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, said today.
This change comes after weeks of pressure from local residents after vital links were removed under Translink's timetable changes for the Pine Rivers area.
Saturday, 18 February 2012 13:20
Holswich committed to a safer Pine Rivers
LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, has expressed his commitment to working towards a safer Pine Rivers for all local residents and businesses.
"Everyone has the right to feel safe in their own home and surrounds and I will work hard to help make Pine Rivers a safer place to live," Mr Holswich said.
Friday, 17 February 2012 11:36
Seath Holswich's positive plan for Pine Rivers
LNP candidate for Pine Rivers, Seath Holswich, has outlined his positive plans for Pine Rivers in the lead up to the March 24 State Election.
"Pine Rivers is a wonderful place to live, work and play. There are many great things about living in Pine Rivers but I want to ensure that there is a bright future for the Pine Rivers region. Local residents need better infrastructure, more police and access to health services and of course, relief from skyrocketing cost of living pressures," Mr Holswich said.
Wednesday, 15 February 2012 11:41
Labor's rail promise circles the platform again
"Labor has taken local residents and commuters for granted for far too long. Today's reannouncement of the Narangba Train Station upgrade is yet another example of their arrogance. They are all talk and no action." said Mr Grimwade.
"The only thing that's changed since 2009 is the cost has gone higher and higher. In the June/July 2010 edition of his newsletter, Labor MP Mark Ryan announced $15 million for Narangba Train Station upgrade works.
Tuesday, 14 February 2012 18:57
Concerns bus changes will impact on residents health
The health and wellbeing of Lawnton and Bray Park residents is being put at risk by Labor's bus route changes, LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, said today.
Mr Holswich has spent the past few days talking with residents and businesses about the severity of the impact these bus route changes will have when they come into effect on Monday 27th February.
Monday, 13 February 2012 17:23
Different Labor face, same Labor mess for Pine Rivers
LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, has welcomed the ALP's announcement of their candidate for Pine Rivers, but has cautioned Pine Rivers against returning Labor to power in Pine Rivers at this State Election.
"It's a different face being put up by Labor, but it's still the same old Labor Government," Mr Holswich said.