Council Elections - Well it was not to be, but thank you one and all who voted for me. A special thanks to the people I worked with in council you are a great bunch and thanks again. COVID-19 - everyone’s priority at all times should be safety, health and…
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The Council elections will be held on the 28th March, please check out the candidates and choose carefully because whoever you pick will be with you for the next four years.At present I represent the people of the Burdekin without exception. I will keep asking the difficult questions…
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Loretta and I wish all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. A very successful Christmas lights competition was won by the Kelly family. Christmas carol night was well attended and thanks to everyone for making the effort for this great night. I would like to suggest that the Burdekin Chambers…
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Water Security in the Burdekin Council is at present looking for new bore fields with some success. Water security is the big issue across the country as well as here in the Burdekin. Home Hill water is fairing not too bad at the present time but council can never take…
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Town clock is working again, top marks.How about we all show a little civic pride and hose down the 8th Avenue foot path in front of our own businesses, or maybe get a foot path sweeper.Mt Carlton Gold Mine visit was informative and highlighted a focus on employing…
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My letter this month is short as I need to rethink my decisions of what I can or can’t say or write about any subject that could affect my role as a councillor.Are you or do you know of someone who has the aspiration to be a councillor? Start…
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We need to watch the cost of rates and at the same time provide basic community infrastructure. The Home Hill Choral Society has acquired the old Bendigo Bank building. The town clock is back. Upgrade to 16th Street shelved.
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Year ten students at Home Hill State High School are able to display their art work thanks to the help of art teacher Roxanne Roberts, assisted by the generosity and donations from Home Hill Chamber of Commerce and Home Hill Rotary. Trevor Haller donated the empty 8th Avenue shop windows.
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I'm concerned that the budget will put up the cost of living. Community Investment for a 250mm sewer rising main in 14th Avenue and a new 5Million litre water tank and pumping facility. The damaged banners will be removed. The Lizard Sculpture has been replaced, The town clock needs fixing and…
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Making informed decisions about priorities and setting the right goals on behalf of the community means curbing non essential public spending in the budget. State Government provides funding to upgrade and improve the potable water infrastructure in Home Hill. Sweet Days and Hot Nights Festival Thu 30 May-Sat 1 Jun
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