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McConnell leads in Division 2
Tamborine Village resident and former Local SES Controller, Jeff McConnell, further distanced his lead over fellow candidate, Keer Moriarty in Division 2. The recount of…
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Marshall Chalk gains significant lead in Div 5
Marshall Chalk has gained a significant lead in the tally for Division 5 in the Scenic Rim Council election. The former NRL player pulled ahead…
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Michael Enright ahead in Division 4
Incumbent Michael Enright has pulled ahead of Jennifer Sanders in the Division 4 election tally. With 71.74 percent of the vote counted, Enright has 53.13…
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‘Mum was the victim, I’m the survivor’: Trish’s inspiring message
“Suck it up and have a go!” It’s a tough, down-to-earth message and comes as a surprise when delivered by a quietly spoken, smiling woman…
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Scenic Rim Election 2020: Final mayoral count for the day
We understand the count for the mayoral vote on Sunday finished for the day. The final update for the day has seen Greg Christensen’s lead decrease ahead of…
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Scenic Rim Election 2020: Divisions up in air
In DIVISION 5, Marshall Chalk is leading the poll with just over 50% of the vote, with Caz Osborne holding almost 20% and Julie De…
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The values of the potential mayors of Scenic Rim
Once upon a time the council used to manage the three Rs – roads, rates and rubbish – now, the council’s reach extends to marketing,…
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Where Division 5 candidates will put their focus
The Fassifern Guardian offered Division 5 candidates the opportunity to advise readers of the three major issues they will have foremost in their focus if…
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Mayoral candidates on how they would ‘buy local first’
More now than ever, the local economy is going to need to be stimulated and buying local has been a long fought campaign. In past…
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Mayoral candidates’ expenditure for 2020 election
The Electoral Commission of Queensland website has experienced a mass of issues during the local government election period. One of which was evident when the Fassifern…
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Fresh milk expected to continue to flow
The only forseeable effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on milk supply lines will be caused by inconsiderate shoppers. This observation was made by Morris McInnes…
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$4b in relief for Queensland
The Queensland Government announced a $4 billion package to provide relief for Queenslanders. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said this was the biggest single relief package assembled…
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