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Sunday, 19 February 2012 17:33

It's time for a change in Mulgrave and to get Queensland back on track

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Reducing cost of living pressures for local families in Mulgrave 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, LNP candidate for Mulgrave, Robyn Quick said today.

"The March 24 election offers a clear choice for local residents. A choice between more of the same deception, spin and wasted money we've had from 20 years of Labor or an energetic and focussed LNP team committed to getting Queensland back on track," Mrs Quick said.

"Everywhere I go, people tell me they have had enough of Labor's constant raid on their wallets. Local residents can't keep bailing out this broke Labor government through paying increased taxes and charges for basic services and utilities.

"Families have suffered hit after hit and just can't afford another three years of a Bligh Labor government. Our unemployment rate is one of the highest of the mainland states, Labor has lost our AAA credit rating and racked up almost $85 billion in debt.

"I want to be a part of Campbell Newman's LNP team that will bring accountability, better planning and more frontline health, education, police and community services to Queensland communities," Mrs Quick said.

Mrs Quick said Premier Anna Bligh and local Labor MP Curtis Pitt, think they can con local residents into forgetting Labor's litany of broken promises, lies and trickery but Labor have run out of time and run out of ideas.

"Time is up for more talk from Labor. It's time for action. The LNP will bring action to improve our roads, action to improve access to doctors and nurses through decent healthcare, action to reduce crime, action to improve standards in our schools, action on cost of living and ever-increasing bills and taxes.

"Locally I will be fighting for:

  • Urgent upgrading of the Bruce Highway between Innisfail and Cairns
  • Improved Health services across Innisfail, Babinda, Gordonvale, Yarrabah and Edmonton
  • Better public transport, particularly from smaller communities, and
  • More police and a stronger justice system to deal with crime in our region.

"Only a Campbell Newman led LNP government will get Queensland back on track and the only way for that to happen is for residents to vote 1 for their local LNP candidate on March 24," Mrs Quick said.

Robyn Quick

Robyn Quick

Robyn Quick is your CanDo Member for Mulgrave.

Robyn  lives at Fishery Falls in the central region of the electorate of Mulgrave, between Cairns and Innisfail. Robyn works as an educator in the electorate with links to communities throughout the region from Cairns to Innisfail and has represented North Queensland in this capacity on a number of occasions.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Robyn Robyn is involved in a range of community organisations, including as coordinator of the Southern Corridor Action Group which she helped establish to advocate for and protect the interests of local residents and businesses from resumptions relating to Main Roads proposals for the Bruce Highway to the south of Cairns.

Robyn supports local small businesses and represents the Mulgrave Chamber of Commerce on the Mulgrave Aquifer Community Reference Panel to advise on future water resources for the greater Cairns region.

Robyn is also a member of Mulgrave Landcare.

Robyn is passionate about a new hospital in Mulgrave in a safe location to provide essential health services for the community.

Robyn has argued strongly for a second transport corridor from the south, including rail in the existing rail corridor for public transport from Innisfail to Cairns in order to open up new opportunities in the electorate, including tourism.

Robyn supports the future of our rural industries as essential to the well-being of the regional economy and prosperity for rural communities in Mulgrave.

Robyn has also been involved in community discussions about future directions for Babinda.

She is married with a grown-up family of three children.

Contact

Email quick@lnpqld.org.au
Phone  4031 8030
Post PO Box 963, Gordonvale QLD 4865

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