Townsville Community Cabinet photographs
The 13th Bligh Government Community Cabinet was held at Kirwan State High School on Sunday 1 February and the Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE on Monday 2 February 2009. The Community Cabinet event at Ayr was cancelled due to heavy rain from ex-cyclone Ellie.
Premier Anna Bligh and Minister for Transport John Mickel presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Heatley State Primary School Lollipop Lady Mrs Rhonda Devene for 25-years of service. Rhonda is one of 21 original supervisors still turning out every school day since the service was launched in 1984.
Minister for Communities and Member for Mundingburra Lindy Nelson-Carr with Twin Cities Aged Care representatives Donah and John Bobbert.
Backed by the Kirwan State High School Big Band conducted by Dale Hoskings, Suellen Johns sings the national anthem at the 13th Bligh Government Community Cabinet.
At the Queensland Police Service information stand at Community Cabinet in Townsville were District Recruiting Officer Daniel Hemmings and Police Liaison officer Kath Sabatino.
Townsville Golf Club Development Advisory Group members Colin Harkness, left, and Bob Evennett, right, show plans for a housing development to the Member for Thuringowa and Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland, Craig Wallace.
L to r: Townsville Chamber of Commerce President Craig Stack; Townsville Deputy Mayor David Crisafulli; Queensland Treasurer Andrew Fraser; Townsville Enterprise CEO Glenys Schuntner; Parliamentary Secretary Julie Attwood; and Chairman of Townville Enterprise John Bearne.
Premier Anna Bligh with Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council Mayor Alf Lacey and Speaker of the House and Member for Townsville Mike Reynolds.
Pictured at the Community Cabinet luncheon at Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE are Minister for Emergency Services Neil Roberts with Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Rural Operations officers Michael Dodds, Timothy Chittenden, Ian Thomas and Helaine Clerk.
As part of the latest round of Blueprint for the Bush funding, Premier Anna Bligh and Local Government Minister Warren Pitt presented a $20,000 cheque to Burdekin Shire Council to develop the Burdekin Economic Development Strategic Plan. Mayor of Burdekin Lyn McLaughlin accepted the cheque.
Premier Anna Bligh presented Mayor of Townsville Les Tyrell with a photograph from the Queensland State Archives titled “Looking across Ross River to Mount Stuart, 1897”.
Police Commissioner Bob Atkinson, Premier Anna Bligh and Police Minister Judy Spence recognised the work of several police officers at the Community Cabinet Luncheon. Awards were made to Sergeant Frank Bebernitz (pictured), Senior Sergeant Adam Muir, Sergeant Paul Molloy, Senior Constable Stephen Hawes and Senior Sergeant Mary-Anne Reaston.
Last updated Monday, May 24, 2010
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