Political Campaigns in the MBR - Week 5 #QldVotes

Terry O'Gorman: 17 years old to young for adult prison

Qld Police Union welcomes LNP's $275 million commitment and slams Labor

Michelle Hewitt talks about the need for year 11 and 12 at Woodford State High School

Campbell Newman: Looking After Families Policy

Political Campaigns heat up in the MBR - Week 3

If you are running for the State or Council elections in the Moreton Bay Region, then let us know where you and your campaigners are going to be each Saturday morning. (Click here to email)

Jon Sullivan backs Kevin Rudd

LNP Won't Commit to Fixing Police

Cr Chippendale talks about Splendour, Land Purchases and Graffiti

Cr Raedel talks about Splendour, Rail to Redcliffe and Dog Attacks

Meet the Candidates, Bribie Island

The Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a "Meet the Candidates" evening prior to the State Election.

This night will be an Open Forum for everyone in the community to attend. No RSVP is necessary.

It will be held on:

Wednesday 7th March

at the Bribie Island RSL Club, Toorbul St, Bongaree

6.30pm for a 7pm start

Please come along and tell anyone that may be interested. We look forward to seeing you there.

Peter Slipper: Taxi cost $310 for 10 kilometres!

LNP: Armed robberies spread under Labor

THE long-term Labor government has been accused of throwing-in the towel on violent crime following the spate of 39 armed hold-ups across Queensland in the past month.

Mark Ryan MP talks about the March 24 Election

Morayfield Rd Gets Consistent Speed Limits

COMMITTED TO LOCAL TOURISM INDUSTRY

LNP Candidate for Pine Rivers, Mr Seath Holswich, has declared his commitment to the development of the tourism industry in the Pine Rivers region.

Response to RAG Wishlist #MBRCpoll

Cr Chris Whiting has released his initial response to the Ratepayers Action Group (RAG) wish list for Mayoral candidates in the 2012 Moreton Bay Council Elections.

Chris Whiting Urges Council to Follow His Commitment and Introduce Hardship Policy

Mayoral candidate Chris Whiting has urged Council to go ahead and decide to adopt a Rates Hardship Policy for residents experiencing hardship in meeting their rates bill.

Chris Whiting Predicted $78M Water Income for Council

Moreton Bay Regional Council yesterday confirmed that Council recieved $78M in revenue from UnityWater. 

Funding for building works at Morayfield State High School

State Member for Morayfield, Mark Ryan, has welcomed news of more than $17,000 in funding for Morayfield State High School as part of the Queensland Labor Government’s Special Building Needs program.