Carolyn Male MP, Minister Spence and Linda Lavarch MP with Pine Rivers Bowls Club Executives

The Major Facilities Program, funded by the Queensland Government has progressed into the second round and Pine Rivers Memorial Bowls Club has been fortunate to make it to the next stage, Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers said.

“The Major Facilities Program funds the construction of new facilities and the improvement of existing venues which will extend the life of the asset and ensure the changing sport and recreation needs of communities are met,” Carolyn Male MP said.

“The Pine Rivers Memorial Bowls Club has moved onto the second stage in the funding process because it has proved that there is a need within the community of Pine Rivers for an expansion of their facilities. Let us hope that they make it further in the process.” » more

Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers said that she will have a tough struggle ahead of her to win the seat in the upcoming election. » more

Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Bonny Barry MP, State Member for Aspley today welcomed the announcement by the Bligh Labor Government that it will deliver a brand new, dedicated children’s emergency department on Brisbane’s northside by 2012 - ahead of the opening of the Queensland Children’s Hospital. » more

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, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers. » more

Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers, 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. » more

Child Safety Minister Margaret Keech introduced into Parliament this week, new laws that will modernise Queensland’s adoption practice, Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers said. » more

Two new weekday services on the busy Caboolture to Brisbane rail line starting on February 23, will provide capacity for an extra 7,500 commuters each week. » more

Primary students and teachers can tap into a host of water saving activities this year through the Bligh Government’s innovative waterwise education program, Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip said. » more

Think global, act local was the Premier’s message to the State Labor Caucus gathering regarding the global economic crisis, Carolyn Male MP, Government Whip and Labor Candidate for Pine Rivers said. Carolyn Male MP said the severity of the global economic crisis is clearly on all our doors. » more

The State Government will stage a determined tourism campaign to lure recipients of the Commonwealth’s cash bonus to Queensland to help shore up jobs in the critical tourism sector. » more