Belmont and Chandler Community Cabinet photographs
Photographs from the 14 and 15 September 2008 Community Cabinet meeting at Belmont and Chandler.
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Executive Director Brian Streatfield (centre) and Principal Susan Cowley (right) welcome Premier Anna Bligh to the Belmont State School for the 10th Community Cabinet.
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The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries held a swap meet before the Community Cabinet, at Belmont State School oval on Sunday 14 September. Local residents were encouraged to bring a weed and swap it for a free native plant.
Pictured are, General Manager Invasive Plants and Animals Land Protection Unit, Bruce Wilson; Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries, Tim Mulherin; Daphne Noble and Member for Chatsworth Chris Bombolas.
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Belmont State School’s Wilson Lam performs the national anthem at the Community Cabinet forum, as the School’s Vivaldi Orchestra sings along. The Vivaldi Orchestra, conducted by Mary MacDonald-Raymond, later performed for the Premier, ministers and guests.
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Members of the Seniors Sector Roundtable, made up of eight Queensland seniors organisations, discussed their concerns with the Premier and several ministers during the Community Cabinet.
Pictured are Damien Te Whiu, COTA (Council on the Ageing); Val French, Older People Speak Out; Frances Nord, Australian Pensioners’ and Superannuants’ League; and Vera Somerwill, National Seniors Australia. The roundtable also includes the Older Women’s Network, the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland, the Retired Teachers Association and the Association of Independent Retirees.
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning, Stirling Hinchliffe, appears to be giving the thumbs-up during a deputation with local residents.
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Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation Andrew McNamara meets with David O’Connor and John Evans of the Scrub Catchment Care Group. The acronym SCRUB stands for Save Care for and Regenerate Urban Bushland.
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Premier Anna Bligh meets with Member for Chatsworth Chris Bombolas and Carina Leagues Club’s Wade Core and Tony Bonello.
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A deputation from the Whites Hill State College P & C Association, Angela Polkinghorne, Steven Roberts and Jody Florance, met with Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education, Training and the Arts Bonny Barry.
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Kerry Greensill (left) with Minister for Emergency Services Neil Roberts at the Community Cabinet luncheon. Kerry retired in September 2008, after a Queensland public service career spanning 50 years. He spent the past 16 years advising parents and installing baby capsules for the Queensland Ambulance Service’s baby capsule hire service.
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Tingalpa State School Captain Tayla McLeod with Premier Anna Bligh at the luncheon.
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Belmont State School Captain Joshua Yarrow with Premier Anna Bligh at the luncheon.
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Premier Anna Bligh and Minister for Disability Services Lindy Nelson-Carr visited the Stepping Stones Clubhouse in Coorparoo after the Community Cabinet. Casey (left) gave the Premier and Minister Nelson-Carr a tour of the facilities. Adults with a mental illness can attend the clubhouse, where they are offered support to rebuild various aspects of their lives.
Last updated Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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