Photographs from the April 2008 Community Cabinet meeting at the Bribie Island and Redcliffe.
Premier Anna Bligh at the Community Cabinet, Redcliffe.
Mayor of Moreton Bay Regional Council Allan Sutherland, Member for Redcliffe Lillian Van Litsenburg, Premier Anna Bligh, Minister for Main Roads Warren Pitt, and Member for Sandgate Vicki Darling at the site of the Houghton Highway Duplication Project.
Minister for Health Stephen Robertson, Member for Redcliffe Lillian Van Litsenburg, Lions Club’s Kenneth Leonard and Acting Director-General for Queensland Health Prof Andrew Wilson. Kenneth presented the Lions Recycle for Sight project proposal to Minister Robertson.
Agnes Faletagoai, Theresa Butler and Rev Veve Campbell of South Pacific Youth Justice, with Member for Murrumba Dean Wells.
Back: Redcliffe Hospital Foundation (RHF) CEO Stephen Hart and Member for Redcliffe Lillian Van Litsenburg.
Front: Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training and the Arts Bonny Barry and RHF Chairperson Boris Chern.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Multicultural Affairs Michael Choi, Spectrum Organization CEO John Hart and General Manager Melanie Armstrong, and Member for Kurwongbah Linda Lavarch.
Premier Anna Bligh presents First Clasp to the National Medal to Sgt Terry Wyatt, as Assistant Commissioner Graham Rynders looks on.
Premier Anna Bligh, Member for Redcliffe Lillian Van Litsenburg and Mayor of Moreton Bay Regional Council Allan Sutherland. Premier Bligh presented Cr Sutherland with a 1934 photograph of a Redcliffe beach.
School children and other guests gather around Premier Bligh at the Redcliffe luncheon.
Checking construction progress on the new Bribie Island police station were Inspecting Assistant Commissioner Graham Rynders; Inspector Michael Brady; Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Sport Judy Spence; Member for Pumicestone Carryn Sullivan; Acting Sergeant/Officer in Charge of Bribie Island Police Station Shane Rockley; and Police Commissioner Bob Atkinson.
Members of the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia - Bribie Island and District Sub-Branch, manned the sausage sizzle at Community Cabinet.
Left to right: Susie Johnson, Cheryl Manning, Dave Manning, Gwen Moseley, Warren Johnson and Rob Moseley.
On hand to provide information about how the local community can get the most out of Q150 - the 2009 celebration of Queensland’s 150th anniversary - were Jess Todd and Avril Harris from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
A combined choir representing Bribie Island State School, Banksia Beach State School and Bribie Island State High School entertained the crowd.
Vice-chairman Dean Stibbe, Chairman Norm Emery and General Manager Michael Effting from the Bribie Island RSL Club met with Parliamentary Secretary Julie Attwood and Treasurer Andrew Fraser.
Bribie Island Indigenous Elders Minnie Mace and Marj Grant.
A deputation meets with the Premier at Bribie Island Community Cabinet.
