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 |
Thursday, 02 February 2012 09:47
Lawnton residents abandoned by bus timetable change
Lawnton residents around Francis Rd feel abandoned by the State Government after the removal of their bus service to Strathpine Westfield, LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers Mr Seath Holswich stated today.
Mr Holswich has been contacted by a number of concerned residents since the new bus timetables and routes were revealed.
Wednesday, 01 February 2012 14:45
LNP welcomes long overdue signing of bridge contract
Local LNP Candidates, Mr Seath Holswich and Mr Trevor Ruthenberg, have welcomed the announcement that a contract for the reconstruction of the AJ Wyllie Bridge has finally been awarded.
Mr Holswich and Mr Ruthenberg are pleased to hear that the project in now moving ahead, but remain critical of the State Government's slow progress on this project.
Thursday, 26 January 2012 15:10
LNP to boost property and construction sectors
Cutting taxes, fixing planning laws, re-empowering councils and increasing State Government support at the highest level are key features of the LNP's Property and Construction Strategy, local LNP Candidates said today.
Mr Trevor Ruthenberg, LNP Candidate for Kallangur, said "the 'Property and Construction Strategy' launch followed the release of tourism, resources and agriculture strategies as part of the LNP's plan to grow a four pillar economy to get Queensland back on track and unemployment down to four per cent in six years."
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 10:57
LNP to boost property and construction sectors
Cutting taxes, fixing planning laws, re-empowering councils and increasing State Government support at the highest level were key features of the LNP's Property and Construction Strategy, LNP Candidate for Morayfield, Darren Grimwade said today.
Mr Grimwade said the 'Property and Construction Strategy' launch followed the release of tourism, resources and agriculture strategies as part of the LNP's plan to grow a four pillar economy to get Queensland back on track and jobless down to four per cent in six years.
Friday, 20 January 2012 22:33
LNP pledge to residents the Morayfield electorate– getting QLD back on track
LNP candidate for Morayfield has joined LNP Leader Campbell Newman by making a pledge to the people of the Morayfield electorate – that an LNP Government will get Queensland back on track.
The pledge outlines the LNP team's vision for getting things done for Queensland and was signed by Mr Grimwade when the LNP's pledge trailer toured the electorate of Morayfield on Friday the 20th January.
Friday, 20 January 2012 16:11
Holswich committed to local tourism industry
LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, has declared his commitment to the development of the tourism industry in the Pine Rivers region.
"We have some amazing opportunities in the Pine Rivers region to further develop a thriving tourism industry. Through Clear Mountain, Lake Samsonvale, Dayboro and Ocean View we have some spectacular natural environment and tourism venues that we need to better showcase to potential tourists."
Thursday, 19 January 2012 21:54
LNP candidate to champion jobs commitment in Pine Rivers
LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, has outlined his commitment to ensuring Pine Rivers residents and businesses benefit from an LNP pledge to lower unemployment in Queensland.
LNP Leader Campbell Newman this week announced the LNP's goal to see unemployment in Queensland drop to 4% within six years.
Thursday, 19 January 2012 12:19
LABOR CAUGHT OUT OVER FAST-TRACKING FARCE
Local LNP Candidates Seath Holswich and Trevor Ruthenberg have claimed that the State Labor Government's boast that they are fast-tracking the AJ Wyllie Bridge rebuild is a farce, after it was revealed the project has been delayed yet again.
An article in yesterday's Pine Rivers Press outlines that the tender awarding process has been delayed until at least February, whilst claiming that the project is still on track to be completed by the end of 2012.
Thursday, 19 January 2012 12:14
LNP pledges to residents of Pine Rivers - Getting Queensland back on track
LNP candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, will join LNP Leader Campbell Newman by making a pledge to the people of Queensland – that an LNP Government will get Queensland back on track.
The pledge outlines the LNP team's vision for getting things done for Queensland and will be signed by Mr Holswich when the LNP's Pledge Trailer tours the electorate of Pine Rivers on Friday 20th January.