Mar 13, 2010
Carolyn Male (State)
Phone tap scrutiny for serious criminal networks
Queensland police will have the power to use phone taps to infiltrate serious criminal gangs and criminal activity under new laws introduced in State Parliament, Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said.
Queensland police will have the power to use phone taps to infiltrate serious criminal gangs and criminal activity under new laws introduced in State Parliament, Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said.
Social wheelchair basketball, a permaculture garden and football bootcamps are among the many initiatives vying for the state’s inaugural Healthy Queensland Awards, said Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse.
Have your say on Queensland’s Constitutional preamble
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, would like to make people aware that a Queensland parliamentary committee wants to hear your views on what should be included in a preamble to the Constitution of Queensland 2001.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, would like to make people aware that a Queensland parliamentary committee wants to hear your views on what should be included in a preamble to the Constitution of Queensland 2001.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse is proud to support both the 2009 Suncorp Queenslanders of the Year Awards and the 2009 Queensland Great Awards which will form a significant role in the Queensland Week program of events.
Bligh Government deliver adoption reform
Child Safety Minister Margaret Keech introduced into Parliament this week, new laws that will modernise Queensland’s adoption practice, Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said.
Child Safety Minister Margaret Keech introduced into Parliament this week, new laws that will modernise Queensland’s adoption practice, Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, said that parents of students with a disability will benefit from a handbook designed to help them navigate the state education system.
National Secondary School Computer Fund delivers for Schools
Maleny State High School and Beerwah State High School will have access to 21st century technology through new funds under the National Secondary School Computer Fund (the Fund) said Senator Claire Moore and Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse.
Maleny State High School and Beerwah State High School will have access to 21st century technology through new funds under the National Secondary School Computer Fund (the Fund) said Senator Claire Moore and Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse.
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Awards 2009
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, would like to advise that nominations are now open for the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Awards.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, would like to advise that nominations are now open for the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Awards.
Every Day Counts Truancy Campaign
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, asked the Minister for Education and Training, Rod Welford in question time as to any initiatives being undertaken by his department to address chronic absenteeism and truancy in our schools.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, asked the Minister for Education and Training, Rod Welford in question time as to any initiatives being undertaken by his department to address chronic absenteeism and truancy in our schools.
Water discussion paper released for public comment
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, said that the Queensland Water Commission has released their discussion paper, Impact of Water Reform on Land Use Planning and Development Assessment in South East Queensland for public comment.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, said that the Queensland Water Commission has released their discussion paper, Impact of Water Reform on Land Use Planning and Development Assessment in South East Queensland for public comment.
Carolyn Male MP, Member for Glasshouse, said the search is on for the state’s top training achievers, with nominations for the 2009 Qld Training Awards now open.
State Member for Glasshouse, Carolyn Male MP, today encouraged kids to beat school holiday boredom by learning about the importance of Queensland’s natural resources this summer. Carolyn Male MP said puzzles, word games, join the dots, craft and Sudoku were all available on the Department of Natural Resources and Water’s (NRW) website at http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/education/kids_corner/index.html.
Two schools at Beerwah and Maleny are among 118 non-state schools to share in Bligh Government capital works funding to improve and expand facilities, Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said. Carolyn Male MP said the Government was ensuring all schools had high-quality infrastructure that served the needs of students.
Crashes Kill Christmas
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said that the Christmas Road safety campaign Crashes Kill Christmas is now underway. The Christmas holiday campaign began today and will continue to 2 January, Carolyn Male MP said.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse said that the Christmas Road safety campaign Crashes Kill Christmas is now underway. The Christmas holiday campaign began today and will continue to 2 January, Carolyn Male MP said.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse, said that the race is still on to be named Queensland’s healthiest community, with $1.6 million in prize money up for grabs in a Statewide competition.
State Member for Glasshouse, Carolyn Male MP, officially opened the first stage of the Conondale Great Walk on behalf of Hon Andrew McNamara, Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation at the weekend.
Carolyn Male MP, State Member for Glasshouse and Natural Resources and Water Minister Craig Wallace today invited Sunshine Coast Hinterland residents to have their say on a proposal to formally name all of the major streams within the Lake Baroon catchment area.