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Charis Mullen MP
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Shadow Minister for Public Works
Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs
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Residents can expect louder than normal aircraft noises in relation to aerial fire ant baiting within the #greenbank Training Area.
📆 Friday 27 - Sunday 29 March 2026
⏰ Between the hours of 7.30am - 5pm daily
If you would like to receive these notifications directly to your phone, you can enrol on the Greenbank Telstra SMS System by texting your name to 0438 711 976. ... See MoreSee Less
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Baiting or bombing?
Every State in the country is working with the Federal Government on the current fuel crisis through the establishment of a National Fuel Supply Taskforce.
But NSW, VIC, South Australia and WA have also taken direct action with a range of measures and State powers available to them to reduce fuel prices in their states.
So, we asked Premier Crisafulli what his Government is doing for Queenslanders impacted by the fuel crisis?
His response...he wrote a letter. 💌 ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re calling on the LNP Government to act today. ➡️ Urgently pass Labor’s Transport Affordability Bill today that caps fuel prices on a daily basis. ➡️ Stand up an immediate fuel security taskforce to keep Queensland moving. ➡️ Convene an industry operational group to manage our domestic Queensland fuel supply
You created it. Wear it.
Can we see the letter response please?
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Today in Parliamentary Question Time, the Minister for Transport would not deny that cuts to staff hours at our train stations are coming.
This will have an impact on the operations of our stations including accessibility and safety.
Here are the changes that will affect stations in the #jordan electorate from 1 May. ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Find out more about the impact of these changes and lend your voice to keeping staff at our stations: www.megaphone.org.au/petitions/stop-the-cuts-protect-our-stations
All implemented under Labor before they lost the last election.
More stations than these 2 on Ipswich lines
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Back in the Queensland Parliament this week...and ready to fight for the issues that matter to our #jordan community! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi Charis any news on the proposed changes to the boundaries of the Jordan electorate thanks Rob
You never stop. Thank you
Thanks for all your hard work Charis.
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Queenslanders with Disability Network in partnership with Griffith University are undertaking a survey to help Government understand how they can better support accessibility and inclusion in years to come.
The survey is open to:
💛 People with disability
💚 Family members, carers and supporters of people with disability
🩷 People who work in the disability sector
You can complete the survey online here by 17 April 2026: inclusivefutures.griffith.edu.au/vqd26
Alternatively, you can email dignityproject@griffith.edu.au if you need a different format (paper, video/audio, in person, etc). ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for your ongoing support and awareness raising for people with disabilities
A Dignity Project, how great. I wonder if those in the disability arena feel that the reforms on e-mobility provide dignity too? I am disappointed to see that a licence will be required to access e-scooters in an ongoing capacity. This is discrimination considering the committee report itself noted that the disability community access these devices more often than others (submission 1019 p5). This is removing essential access to community, opportunity to live with dignity, and pure respect to those who already have a harder time in accessing the able-bodied world. This needs better options, options that can be accessible to those who can't or choose not to hold a valid vehicle licence. There is no reason there cannot be an alternative option drafted into this legislation to prevent discrimination. I do not support this clause, I do not support discrimination.
An honour to join the Greek Orthodox Community of Saint George, Brisbane this morning along with Barbara O'Shea MP for Greek Independence Day. 🇬🇷
The occasion was marked by a special church service led by His Grace Bishop Bartholomew and a wreath-laying ceremony with representatives from our many Greek & Cypriot community organisations. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to the Vedanta Centre Brisbane for hosting a wonderful ‘Harmony Day’ celebration today right here in #SpringfieldLakes.
The team from Maa Sarada's Kitchen have certainly been kept very busy feeding the large & happy crowds streaming in. 🥘
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They do so much good work in the community
Roads, public transport, development, environment… LOTS of important topics covered at my Community Catch Up with Linus Power in #Greenbank this morning!
Thank you to everyone who came along for a chat, and especially to Vito and the O’NO Cafe and Flowers team for the beautiful coffee ☕️🤎 ... See MoreSee Less
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Glad to hear that Public transport was mentioned