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State Member for Jordan
Shadow Minister for Public Works
Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs
Contact me at: jordan@parliament.qld.gov.au
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The funding was thereā¦the work was underwayā¦but 18 months on, we have seen ZERO progress on a plan for the Centenary Highway.
Please support our petition: www.surveymonkey.com/r/CentenaryHighwayPlan ... See MoreSee Less
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Must be election time.
If we can slide the Springfield to CBD Bikeway in there too that would be great
Can you do this for our Springfield Greenbank arterial? It needs some money from the budget too please š„ŗ
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A huge thank you to Ipswich City Council Division 2 team for helping make Bark in the Park such a success š¾
Councillors Paul Tully (Paul Tully Media) and Councillor Nicole Jonic - Ipswich City Council, along with Kylie from the Division 2 office, were fantastic supporters of the event from start to finish.
They helped us secure the perfect location, brought along a great stall packed with giveaways and information, and even took on the very important role of judging our Puparazzi Red Carpet Best Dressed competition!
It was also wonderful to have Council's Animal Management team on hand, along with one of their vehicles, giving visitors the opportunity to learn more about the important work they do in our community.
Thank you for your support, partnership and community spirit. We loved having you involved š ... See MoreSee Less
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Great job! Congratulations for a fabulous day! šššš
Today we begin debating e-mobility laws in the Parliamentā¦I just donāt know what those laws actually are. š“āāļøš“ ... See MoreSee Less
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Drop speed limits in built up areas to 30 or 40 and raise the e bike power limit to suit. Get cars off the road, reduce congestion if they are limited to the same speed as ebikes. Getting cars off the road needs to be the actual end goal. Cyclists get left lane on all multilane roads in built up areas.
Legal pedal assist e-bikes are just bicycles. They can’t even go as fast. They haven’t been involved in any of illegal behaviour seen on the news. There is no need for additional legislation for legal pedal assist e-bikes.
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Not every hero at Bark in the Park had four legs...
Greyhound Adoption Program QLD (GAP) brought along some of their beautiful greyhounds looking for their forever homes, giving visitors the chance to meet these gentle, affectionate dogs up close.
GAP does incredible work matching retired racing greyhounds with loving families, and if you're considering adding a new furry friend to your household, I can't recommend them highly enough.
Meanwhile, the Goodna Redbank Plains Girl Guides spent their morning cooking up a storm at the sausage sizzle š. Keeping Bark in the Park free and affordable for families was really important to us, and thanks to their hard work and generosity, visitors could grab a bite to eat for just a gold coin donation.
To the volunteers, leaders and supporters behind both organisations: thank you for giving up your Sunday morning to help create a community event that was welcoming, affordable and full of heart. We are lucky to have groups like yours serving our region. ... See MoreSee Less
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Goodna Redbank Plains Girl Guides had a great time & thank you so much for this opportunity!!
Namaste! š
Thank you to the Indian Consulate in Brisbane for joining us in the Queensland Parliament this morning to promote the International Day of Yoga. š§āāļø
Observed globally on the 21 June each year, the day highlights yogaās vital role in supporting physical mobility, mental well-being, and longevity across all stages of life.
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The very first Spring Lake Park Walking Group starts tomorrow!
š Wednesday, 3rd June
š 8:00am
š Spring Lake Park, Springfield Lakes
š Meet at the public BBQ area next to the Ash Barty tennis court
The walks are relaxed, friendly, and open to all fitness levels š¶āāļøšæ
Bring comfortable walking shoes, water, and a hat ā and feel free to bring a friend along too!
Register here: www.heartfoundationwalking.org.au/register/spring-lake-walking-group
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Sarah Hewitt
Winners are grinners! šš„³
A huge congratulations to our very own Orion Hotel who took out the BEST Sporting Entertainment Venue at the 2026 Queensland Hotels Association Awardsštonight.
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Congratulations Krystal!! You are amazing ā¤ļø
Congratulations Krystal šš„ you look stunning.
Congratulations Krystal N Brenden Webb well deserved for you and your team ā¤ļø
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There have been no updates on #Labor funded Centenary Highway plans since the LNP came into power in late October 2024.
With continued growth in our region, we just need to keep MOVING on this vital growth corridor.
Please support our petition: www.surveymonkey.com/r/CentenaryHighwayPlan ... See MoreSee Less
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Charis Mullen MP any plans to help with parking issues for staff and parents attending the Mater hospital, the sports fields and St Peter’s school
Pauline Hanson will win the next election and Fix it don't worry š
Hi Charis what can be done for advocating something to be done for the Springfield-Greenbank Arterial? I know your post is for Centenary Highway which is important, I don’t deny that, but people using the Springfield-Greenbank Arterial are honestly being treated like Z class citizens.
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I have received some queries to in relation to the development that is underway on the corner of Springfield Central Boulevard & Springfield Greenbank Arterial, Springfield Central. šļø
This is what I could find on the Ipswich City Council's Development Portal:
The developer is AR Developments and the approval is for a townhouse subdivision which includes 95 units comprising of the following:
⢠57 x 3-bedroom units; and
⢠38 x 4-bedroom units
All the technical documents can also be found here: tinyurl.com/bdf5n58v ... See MoreSee Less
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why has no work work this year on springfield parkway , i believe stage 2
Charis Mullen MP is this behind the hospital ?
These will be a Village for Olympic competitors…….It’ll only take them 4hrs for the bus drive to the new Stadium at Victoria Park š
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