Contribute to support the Manly Observer's independent local journalism Become a MO supporter hyperlocal news service covering the Northern Beaches in Sydney with a hyperfocus from Manly to Dee Why We have a fair and non-sensationalist approach to reporting It is run by locals for locals and we depend on your news tips and support to keep going We are a member of the Local Independent News Association News tips: editor@manlyobserver.com.au or text 0435741777 Advertising queries: advertising@manlyobserver.com.au General queries: editor@manlyobserver.com.au  © Manly Observer | All Rights Reserved Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time The NSW Labor government’s crusade to free up more green space as Sydney grapples with a shift to higher density living will open school ovals to the public after hours and on weekends In an expansion of a program which already allows hundreds of schools to open up playing fields during the holidays the Minns government will trial public schools also making their ovals available during term time Premier Chris Minns said there was “a significant amount of green space that the public have been locked out of for many years” Manly West Public School will allow its oval to be used by the community after hours Schools that will be in the first phase of the after-hours trial include Kogarah High Roseville and Seaforth primary schools and Strathfield Girls High The government is determined to find more green space for the city which has locked Minns in a turf war with golfers over his plans to halve Moore Park’s 18-hole golf course to create a 20-hectare park Minns last year vowed to slash nine holes from Moore Park and convert nearly half the 45-hectare site into a park for residents of the nearby fast-growing suburbs of Green Square citing the need to balance density with green space local councillors and even US actor Mark Wahlberg The next target in Minns’ greens space push will be schools Under the government’s popular shared spaces program almost 200 school ovals are available during the holidays for public use but they cannot be used outside the term break Minns said unlocking extra green space outside of school hours was “especially important” as the government urges young people to get off devices and be active following the introduction of mobile phone bans in schools, as well as social media restrictions The premier said the shared spaces trial would also provide more critical green space and outdoor recreation as “we continue to build much-needed new homes and apartments for young people and families across the state” Kogarah High School is one of the first schools opening for community access following upgrades to its oval The oval had been shared between the school and the public outside school hours for decades until the policy was shelved under the former government Fencing has been replaced on several sides of the field to improve safety and access for residents and two new stair entrances and a ramp and gate have been installed to improve accessibility The oval will be open to the public from 4pm to 8pm Monday to Friday it will be open to the public from 8am-8pm every day Minns said he had “never been a fan of locking up school grounds to the public” “It seems like a waste to keep hundreds of school ovals locked up,” he said The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up here The NSW Labor government\\u2019s crusade to free up more green space as Sydney grapples with a shift to higher density living will open school ovals to the public after hours and on weekends Premier Chris Minns said there was \\u201Ca significant amount of green space that the public have been locked out of for many years\\u201D including the state\\u2019s public schools which has locked Minns in a turf war with golfers over his plans to halve Moore Park\\u2019s 18-hole golf course to create a 20-hectare park the closest golf course to Sydney\\u2019s CBD The next target in Minns\\u2019 greens space push will be schools Under the government\\u2019s popular shared spaces program Minns said unlocking extra green space outside of school hours was \\u201Cespecially important\\u201D as the government urges young people to get off devices and be active following the The premier said the shared spaces trial would also provide more critical green space and outdoor recreation as \\u201Cwe continue to build much-needed new homes and apartments for young people and families across the state\\u201D Minns said he had \\u201Cnever been a fan of locking up school grounds to the public\\u201D \\u201CIt seems like a waste to keep hundreds of school ovals locked up,\\u201D he said The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories Detectives across Brisbane's south and Logan have active operations underway in relation to a series of break and enter offences across Brisbane's south and Logan over the past week Investigations suggest between April 2 and April 10 several businesses including service stations Suburbs where the offences occurred include Alexandra Hills There are no reports of physical altercations in relation to these incidents Detectives are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed any of these incidents or has any CCTV or dash-camera footage relating to the break-ins to come forward police are investigating a report of an overnight assault of male employee at a tobacconist on Finucane Road Capalaba by two armed men during a disturbance at 10.30pm The employee sustained minor injuries to his torso to suggest this incident is linked to the Southeast Queensland break and enters Bayside Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) Detective Senior Sergeant Christopher Lafferty says CIBs across Brisbane's south and Logan are working closely together to identify and apprehend the offenders and police are focused on finding those responsible and disrupting any further offences in our community," Detective Lafferty said "The impact of these offences doesn't just mean a broken window or door needs to be replaced it can have an impact on the businesses income and the owner and employees' sense of security." "Detectives are currently following several leads and officers will continue conducting extensive investigations contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting or call 131 444 Report crime information anonymously via Crime Stoppers Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au Wests Tigers have recovered from a 16-point deficit in the first half to stun the Sea Eagles 34-26 at Leichhardt Oval on Thursday night The Sea Eagles were left to rue a lack of discipline that saw three of their players sent to the sin bin and not even a Tom Trbojevic hat-trick could save their blushes After denying the Tigers early when Tom Trbojevic held Aidan Sezer up over the line the Sea Eagles went up the other end and scored through Jason Saab to take a 6-0 lead with Reuben Garrick's conversion Four minutes later the Sea Eagles had a second when they swept to the left side and sent rookie winger Lehi Hopoate over for his seventh try in 10 matches Manly's third try came courtesy of a 40-metre charge from bench forward Ethan Bullemor who found Tom Trbojevic in support and the scoreline blew out to 16-0 after 23 minutes A trademark scoot out of dummy half from skipper Api Koroisau in the 26th minute got the Tigers on the board before fullback Heath Mason finished off a slick passing raid to cross wide out and the home side were back within four points The Sea Eagles went down 12 men just before half-time when Bullemor was binned for a professional foul on the back of a string of penalties against the visitors Despite being down a man the Sea Eagles maintained their lead but no sooner had Bullemor returned than Haumole Olakau'atu was marched for 10 minutes for dangerous contact and the Tigers went ahead when Alex Seyfarth sliced through Six minutes later the Tigers had the Leichhardt Oval faithful on their feet when a Lachlan Galvin grubber rebounded off a Manly defender and Latu Fainu swooped on the loose ball to score Galvin then came up with a kick for Solomona Faataape to score and the Tigers had Manly on the rack at 30-16 with 21 minutes to play The Sea Eagles started the long haul back when Tom Trbojevic took the ball one off the ruck from close range and powered over for his second try of the night to make it 30-22 A high shot by Corey Waddell saw him become the third Manly player sent to the bin with 14 minutes to play before Luke Brooks and Olakau'atu combined superbly to put Tom Trbojevic in for his third try and the margin was back to just four points With Manly coming hard and looking certain to draw level a pair of mistakes by Saab proved costly as the Tigers went to the other end and iced the upset of the season when Samuela Fainu crossed wide out Wests Tigers now join the Eels on 16 competition points and have given themselves a huge opportunity to avoid a third consecutive wooden spoon NRL Press Conference: Panthers v Sea Eagles - Round 8 NRL Press Conference: Sea Eagles v Dragons - Round 7 NRL Press Conference: Wests Tigers v Sea Eagles - Round 25 Adrian Schrinner is working hard to keep Brisbane moving By delivering new infrastructure for a growing city and investing in Brisbane’s lifestyle Adrian is focused on delivering projects that help build a better Brisbane City-shaping projects like the turn-up-and-go Brisbane Metro as well as the Moggill Road Corridor and Beams Road upgrades are helping keep Brisbane moving while destinations like Howard Smith Wharves Hanlon Park and Bradbury Park have made Brisbane's lifestyle even better Adrian is firmly focused on improving the areas where most residents live and his “suburbs first” guarantee is ensuring at least 80 per cent of all Council expenditure is invested in the suburbs Adrian and his wife Nina’s proudest achievements are their four young children who they are raising together in Carindale. As a father and Lord Mayor he is determined to ensure Brisbane keeps getting better Adrian and his wife Nina’s proudest achievements are their four young children who they are raising together in Carindale. As a father and Lord Mayor Complete the contact form to write to the Lord Mayor online Write to:\r\nOffice of the Lord Mayor \r\nGPO Box 2287 \r\nBrisbane Qld 4001 Find information about the Establishment and Coordination Committee Find information about the Establishment and Coordination Committee Brisbane City Council is Australia’s largest local government by population It’s made up of 26 wards and 27 councillors.  eligible residents elect a councillor for their ward and the Lord Mayor.  You can find out about your ward and local councillor including biography and contact information You can also download a summary of the current councillors and ward areas PDF  •   3 MB   •   Last modified 30 April 2024 Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to view Brisbane Local Government Area (LGA) and ward boundary maps Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to view Brisbane Local Government Area (LGA) and ward boundary maps The Bracken Ridge Ward comprises the suburbs of Bracken Ridge 77 Bracken Street, Bracken Ridge Qld 4017 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-4.30pm Phone: 07 3667 6000\r\nEmail: Bracken Ridge Ward Office 77 Bracken Street, Bracken Ridge Qld 4017 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-4.30pm Councillor Sandy Landers was appointed Councillor for Bracken Ridge Ward in October 2019 and elected as part of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s Administration in 2020 Sandy is a Brisbane girl who has lived the majority of her life on the Northside She was raised in Brighton and went to Bracken Ridge State High School where she was School Vice-captain Courtney and Jordan in the district with both of them now working after obtaining their tertiary qualifications After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree and Post Graduate Degree in Teaching Sandy taught in our state schools for over 20 years including Craigslea and Albany Creek State High Schools Sandy had extensive experience working in State and Federal Governments and understands what is required to get things done One of Sandy’s core values is development of community which she has done through investing her time and energy into every community she has lived in.  From playgroups music and community groups; to being a JP and to rolling up her sleeves with the hundreds and hundreds of other Brisbanites as part of the mud army when the devastating floods affected our great city Sandy sees being a local Councillor as an extension of what she’s been doing as a volunteer for years She also supports other passionate members of the community who have great ideas Sandy wants the Bracken Ridge Ward to be the best place in Brisbane to live and serves on the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee One of Sandy’s core values is development of community which she has done through investing her time and energy into every community she has lived in.  From playgroups and serves on the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee The Calamvale Ward comprises the suburbs of Algester Shop 10, 168 Algester Road, Calamvale Qld 4116 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-4.45pm Phone: 07 3131 7022\r\nEmail: Calamvale Ward Office Shop 10, 168 Algester Road, Calamvale Qld 4116 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-4.45pm Emily Kim is the Councillor for Calamvale Ward and advocates for Brisbane’s largest council ward by area born and raised in Calamvale and she now lives just five minutes down the road from her family home and spread a simple but important message:  It’s time for our local suburbs to get more value out of their council rates the work of delivering change begins in earnest This means working with all levels of government pulling every lever at her disposal to deliver local fixes and upgrades and bringing new energy to our suburbs by organising new local activities Emily grew up volunteering for her local church and continues her proud association with community including volunteering as a member of the Calamvale Lions Emily’s love for her community also inspired her to work with local State Members of Parliament the late Duncan Pegg and then James Martin MP Emily represented Queensland at the National Powerlifting Championships Emily knows the legacy that good services in our local suburbs can provide for future generations which is a focus of hers leading up to the 2032 Olympics.  Councillor Kim currently serves on both the Transport Committee and the City Standards Committee and spread a simple but important message:  which is a focus of hers leading up to the 2032 Olympics.  Councillor Kim currently serves on both the Transport Committee and the City Standards Committee Central Ward comprises the Central Business District Suite 1, 5 Lamington Street, New Farm Qld 4005 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm Phone: 07 3403 0254\r\nEmail: Central Ward Office Suite 1, 5 Lamington Street, New Farm Qld 4005 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm When elected as Central Ward’s first female Councillor in 2012 Vicki made a commitment to work tirelessly every day to make Brisbane’s vibrant inner northern villages the best place to work rest and play in Australia’s New World City the heart and soul of Brisbane, receives the strong passionate and effective representation it deserves A passionate advocate for Brisbane’s unique local environment Vicki’s policy of greening our streets has seen hundreds of trees and thousands of native shrubs planted throughout the ward enhancing the natural lungs of our city and improving our green canopy Along with her passion for improving Brisbane’s natural environment Vicki has also secured and delivered record funds to ensure Central Ward’s roads are smooth and footpaths are well maintained Vicki is also proud to have delivered increased CityCat and CityGlider services to ensure local residents can get around our area quickly As the Councillor for the capital of Australia’s third-largest city Vicki is focussed on ensuring Brisbane continues to be a city of inspiration Vicki was proud to be instrumental in delivering the award-winning Howard Smith Wharves precinct which has quickly become Brisbane’s favourite backyard Working alongside our amazing arts community Vicki is proud to be part of a Council that supports and provides funding for so many landmark events including the: She is also working on a plan to revitalise the riverside precinct delivering more jobs more opportunity and more reasons to love our city Re-elected by her community for a third term Vicki is a senior member of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team serving on Civic Cabinet as Civic Cabinet Chair of Community and the Arts Committee Vicki loves connecting with local residents businesses and community groups wherever and whenever she can As a member and supporter of many local community groups Vicki loves nothing more than working and spending time with those who share her enthusiasm and pride for Brisbane’s inner north Some of the groups Vicki is proud to be associated with include: Vicki is also honoured to be Patron of the Merthyr Croquet Club Nash Theatre and the Spring Hill Men’s Shed As well as her office in New Farm, Vicki holds monthly weekend and after hour mobile offices throughout Central Ward to make it even easier for people to speak to her one on one. Find out more about Vicki’s mobile office schedule Vicki is passionate about Brisbane’s future and looks forward to continuing working with her community to ensure the Brisbane of tomorrow is even better than the Brisbane of today the heart and soul of Brisbane, receives the strong Vicki’s policy of greening our streets has seen hundreds of trees and thousands of native shrubs planted throughout the ward Vicki is a senior member of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team serving on Civic Cabinet as Civic Cabinet Chair of Community and the Arts Committee As well as her office in New Farm, Vicki holds monthly weekend and after hour mobile offices throughout Central Ward to make it even easier for people to speak to her one on one. Find out more about Vicki’s mobile office schedule The Chandler Ward comprises the suburbs of Carindale The Chandler Ward comprises the suburbs of Carindale Shop 8, Millenium Centre, 14 Millenium Boulevard, Carindale Qld 4152 Phone: 07 3407 1400\r\nEmail: Chandler Ward Office Shop 8, Millenium Centre, 14 Millenium Boulevard, Carindale Qld 4152 Ryan Murphy is a lifelong resident of Brisbane’s eastern suburbs and as Councillor for Chandler Ward is committed to delivering for his constituents Ryan attended Carina State School and then Iona College at Lindum before going on to further study at the University of Queensland he was employed in the private sector as a public relations consultant to some of Queensland’s largest infrastructure and resource projects Ryan has lived in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs his whole life His priorities for the area include improving local roads and parks strengthening local community organisations and ensuring the views of residents are heard on planning and development issues He is actively involved in supporting a wide variety of local community groups in the Chandler Ward and serves as Patron of the following community organisations: Ryan is an associate with the Public Relations Institute of Australia and is the founder of the Wakerley Christmas Carols Ryan currently serves as Civic Cabinet Chair of Council's Transport Committee Ryan currently serves as Civic Cabinet Chair of Council's Transport Committee The Coorparoo Ward comprises the suburbs of Coorparoo Stones Corner and parts of Camp Hill and Woolloongabba Suite 6, 737 Logan Road, Greenslopes Qld 4120 Office hours: Monday to Thursday: 9am-5pm; Friday 9am-4pm Phone: 07 3403 2101\r\nEmail: Coorparoo Ward Office Suite 6, 737 Logan Road, Greenslopes Qld 4120 Office hours: Monday to Thursday: 9am-5pm; Friday 9am-4pm Deputy Mayor Fiona Cunningham is proud to work with residents environment and community groups in her role representing more than 45,000 people in the Ward of Coorparoo She has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism and Marketing) and early in her career worked as a radio and television journalist in regional centres and in Sydney Fiona lives at Coorparoo with her young family after having previously lived at Greenslopes She is Civic Cabinet Chair of Finance and City Governance and was also the first member of the Lord Mayor’s Cabinet to have a baby while in this leadership position Fiona is a Director on the Small Steps for Hannah Foundation She has become an advocate alongside local residents Sue and Lloyd Clarke who have fought for the criminalisation of coercive control and promoting healthy and respectful family relationships Fiona has been a finalist in the Australia-wide McKinnon Prize which recognises outstanding political leadership and inspires leaders to deliver positive impact to their communities With two young boys keeping her focused on a better Brisbane for tomorrow Fiona is passionate about striking a balance between affordability and liveability Fiona has been appointed to the role of Deputy Mayor of Brisbane and is as dedicated as ever to keep Brisbane moving Fiona lives at Coorparoo with her young family She is Civic Cabinet Chair of Finance and City Governance and was also the first member of the Lord Mayor’s Cabinet to have a baby while in this leadership position The Deagon Ward comprises the suburbs of Boondall most of Geebung and Zillmere and the industrial side of Virginia It also includes Moreton Island (including the townships of Bulwer Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm Phone: 07 3667 6011\r\nEmail: Deagon Ward Office Level 1, Suite 2A/47 Brighton Road, Sandgate Qld 4017 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm Jared Cassidy has represented the Deagon Ward since August 2015 He grew up in the local area and attended Shorncliffe State School and Nudgee College His family has called the Deagon Ward community home for five generations and have run businesses and been involved in community and sports groups for decades Before becoming the Councillor he worked in both the public and private sectors Jared previously worked for the Federal Member for Lilley He has also been an academic tutor at Griffith University and Nudgee College and has run his own small business Jared completed a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Politics and Government in 2008 and a Master of International Relations in 2013 Jared spends most of his time with local residents and community groups He is a strong supporter of the many community and sporting organisations in the Deagon Ward and is a member and patron of many local organisations He supports a wide range of community events like the Einbunpin Festival as Chairperson South Pacific Islander Christmas in the Park and established the Sandgate Youth Festival supporting young and emerging artists.  Jared is the patron of the following organisations: Jared is the Leader of the Opposition in Council and Opposition Spokesperson on Council’s City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Finance and City Governance Committee Visit Councillor Jared Cassidy's Facebook page South Pacific Islander Christmas in the Park and established the Sandgate Youth Festival supporting young and emerging artists.  Jared is the Leader of the Opposition in Council and Opposition Spokesperson on Council’s City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Finance and City Governance Committee Visit Councillor Jared Cassidy's Facebook page The Doboy Ward comprises the suburbs of Belmont Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Phone: 07 3407 8800\r\nEmail: Doboy Ward Office Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Lisa believes in bringing the community together by building better infrastructure supporting community groups and improving green spaces Growing up in Stanthorpe as one of eight children Lisa knows the value of hard work and isn’t afraid to roll up her sleeves to get things done Seeing the positive outcomes of strong community ties in her youth Lisa knows that the community is at its best when it works together and has strong leadership After completing her high school education in Stanthorpe Lisa moved to Carina in 2009 to commence study at the University of Queensland where she gained a Bachelor of Communication where she now resides with her husband Todd and their two young daughters Lisa values the beautiful greenspaces within Doboy Ward and understands the importance of improving Lisa and Todd started their own small business The experience of being a business owner has enabled Lisa to understand the importance of listening to as well as ensuring every dollar is invested wisely Lisa has enjoyed working in a number of areas Her background in politics has given her a real hands on sense of what people need and want in their communities When the role of Councillor for Doboy Ward became available Lisa was ready to step in and serve the community Lisa is Deputy Chair of the Community and the Arts Committee and is a member of the City Standards Committee Lisa believes in putting people first and in the inclusion and representation of all getting involved in local community groups preserving green spaces and improving sporting facilities Lisa is Deputy Chair of the Community and the Arts Committee and is a member of the City Standards Committee The Enoggera Ward comprises the suburbs of Enoggera 9 South Pine Road, Alderley Qld 4051 Phone: 07 3407 2510\r\nEmail: Enoggera Ward Office 9 South Pine Road, Alderley Qld 4051 Councillor Andrew Wines has served as the Councillor for Enoggera since 2008 and is the Civic Cabinet Chair for the Infrastructure Committee Councillor Andrew Wines is a long time committed northsider residing in Gaythorne He attended high school at what is today Mt Maria College with Campuses at Enoggera and Mitchelton Councillor Wines holds a Business Degree from QUT with a dual major in Economics and Marketing Councillor Wines worked in project management Councillor Wines believes that Council should be committed to a better Brisbane through improved transport Visit Counillor Andrew Wines' website Councillor Andrew Wines has served as the Councillor for Enoggera since 2008 and is the Civic Cabinet Chair for the Infrastructure Committee Visit Counillor Andrew Wines' website The Forest Lake Ward comprises of the suburbs of Inala Ellen Grove east of Centenary Highway and Durack west of Blunder Road Inala Library, Cnr Wirraway Parade & Corsair Avenue, Inala Qld 4077 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8am-4pm Phone: 07 3407 1211\r\nEmail: Forest Lake Ward Office Inala Library, Cnr Wirraway Parade & Corsair Avenue, Inala Qld 4077 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8am-4pm Charles Strunk was elected on 19 March 2016 as Councillor for the new Ward of Forest Lake Charles served as an Electorate Officer for Hon Henry Palaszczuk MP in her role as State Member for Inala and Premier Charles has worked extensively in the private sector for 27 years in sales and management for a number of retail chain stores in Brisbane He is a Community Advocate and Volunteer with many local groups including Forest Lake Lions Club South West Progress Association and Forest Lake Graffiti Busters Charles is currently a member and Shadow Chair of both the Community and the Arts Committee and the Infrastructure Committee Charles is currently a member and Shadow Chair of both the Community and the Arts Committee and the Infrastructure Committee The Hamilton Ward comprises the Brisbane northside suburbs of Albion It also includes the non-residential areas of Brisbane Airport Eagle Farm and the northern shore of the Brisbane Port 42 Racecourse Road, Hamilton Qld 4007 Phone: 07 3403 1095\r\nEmail: Hamilton Ward Office 42 Racecourse Road, Hamilton Qld 4007 Julia is a proud Hamilton Ward resident who is passionate about representing her community As a professional and working mum she understands the challenges facing residents whether they are a small business owner Julia had a diverse career and most recently worked for a peak industry body as a Senior Policy Advisor experience and enthusiasm to be an effective voice at City Hall Julia serves on the Transport Committee and the Finance and City Governance Committee Julia serves on the Transport Committee and the Finance and City Governance Committee The Holland Park Ward comprises the suburbs of Camp Hill Shop 13, 1290 Logan Road, Mt Gravatt Qld 4122 Phone: 07 3403 7791\r\nEmail: Holland Park Ward Office Shop 13, 1290 Logan Road, Mt Gravatt Qld 4122 Krista Adams was elected as Councillor for the ward of Wishart in 2008 Krista has been appointed to a variety of senior management roles Initially taking on the role of Chair of Council she has been a Civic Cabinet Chair for Lifestyle Finance and Economic Development then Public and Active Transport Economic and Tourism Development Electoral boundary changes in 2016 mean Krista now represents the Holland Park Ward and following the 2020 Council election Krista was reappointed as Deputy Mayor and given the Chair of City Planning and Economic Development Committee. In 2021 Krista was appointed the Civic Cabinet Chair of the newly established Economic Development and the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Committee in 2021 Krista decided to step down as Deputy Mayor and now serves the residents of Brisbane as a member of the Environment Visit Councilor Krista Adam's Facebook page Krista was reappointed as Deputy Mayor and given the Chair of City Planning and Economic Development Committee. In 2021 Visit Councilor Krista Adam's Facebook page The Jamboree Ward comprises the suburbs of Jamboree Heights Westlake and parts of Oxley and Ellen Grove Shop 146A, Mt Ommaney Shopping Centre, 171 Dandenong Road, Mt Ommaney Qld 4074 Phone: 07 3407 7000\r\nEmail: Jamboree Ward Office Shop 146A, Mt Ommaney Shopping Centre, 171 Dandenong Road, Mt Ommaney Qld 4074 Sarah Hutton was elected Councillor for Jamboree Ward in March 2020 Sarah is a highly experienced communications and marketing professional who has worked across the corporate and not-for-profit sectors Sarah has led campaigns that have raised millions of dollars for medical research engaged thousands of patients in clinical trials and managed over 2500 volunteers across Queensland She is passionate about making a difference and delivering for our community.  Sarah is a lifelong resident of the Centenary suburbs growing up in Westlake and now raising her own family in Darra She has experienced the two distinct communities of the ward and she understands the diverse needs across these suburbs Sarah is focused on ensuring her community is provided the best facilities parks and infrastructure to ensure young and old alike can live their best lives in the Jamboree Ward Having three boys that play in these parks compete on local sporting fields and ride on the new world-class BMX track she understands the importance of improving preserving and maintaining the greenspace and parklands across the ward.  she is driven to ensure a comprehensive and cohesive plan is in place for the future of Brisbane and the Jamboree Ward.  She is passionate about ensuring Brisbane is a sustainable and visionary city one that residents are proud to call home.  Sarah holds a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) from the University of Queensland. Sarah is the Chair of the City Standards Committee She is passionate about making a difference and delivering for our community.  preserving and maintaining the greenspace and parklands across the ward.  she is driven to ensure a comprehensive and cohesive plan is in place for the future of Brisbane and the Jamboree Ward.  one that residents are proud to call home.  Sarah holds a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) from the University of Queensland. Sarah is the Chair of the City Standards Committee The MacGregor Ward comprises the suburbs of MacGregor Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-5pm Phone: 07 3407 8500\r\nEmail: MacGregor Ward Office Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-5pm Steven arrived in Brisbane from Taiwan in 1988 as a 12 year old boy who spoke very little English He has lived here for more than 30 years and is a proud local with strong ties to the community His parents decided to move to Brisbane because they believed Brisbane was the best place to raise their family Steven's family never dreamed that he would one day be involved in politics and become a Councillor for Brisbane City Council Steven attended Runcorn Heights State School and Runcorn State High School. He completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Queensland with a double major in Government Administration and a Master of Public Administration degree His passion for politics developed during his senior school education when he saw how positive political representation can impact and change society Steven remains fluent in Mandarin and understands Cantonese He hopes these skills will help him engage with and draw together MacGregor Ward's many multicultural communities As the Deputy Chair of the Finance and City Governance Committee and a member of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Infrastructure Committee Steven will work hard to ensure that everyone in the MacGregor Ward continues to enjoy the quality lifestyle and services they are entitled to.  In recognition of Council’s commitment to representing residents and visitors of culturally diverse backgrounds Councillor Huang is also a Lord Mayor’s representative for multicultural communities Steven believes in the collective wisdom of the community and is working with local residents in shaping our local suburbs to make sure we deliver a more liveable and prosperous future for our future generations Visit Councillor Steven Huang's Facebook page He has lived here for more than 30 years and is a proud local with strong ties to the community His parents decided to move to Brisbane because they believed Brisbane was the best place to raise their family Steven attended Runcorn Heights State School and Runcorn State High School. He completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Queensland with a double major in Government Administration and a Master of Public Administration degree As the Deputy Chair of the Finance and City Governance Committee and a member of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Infrastructure Committee Steven will work hard to ensure that everyone in the MacGregor Ward continues to enjoy the quality lifestyle and services they are entitled to.  Visit Councillor Steven Huang's Facebook page The Marchant Ward comprises the suburbs of parts of Albion North Regional Business Centre, Level 1, 375 Hamilton Road, Chermside Qld 4032 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-4.45pm Phone: 07 3407 0707\r\nEmail: Marchant Ward Office North Regional Business Centre, Level 1, 375 Hamilton Road, Chermside Qld 4032 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-4.45pm Danita has been a northsider for the better part of a decade She lives in Stafford Heights with her husband where they are actively involved with local sporting teams and community groups and always strive to support local businesses where she forged a career in media relations and communications Danita is determined to get things done for her community She intends to use her professional skills and local knowledge to: Danita is Deputy Chair of the Transport Committee and a member of the Finance and City Governance Committee Danita is Deputy Chair of the Transport Committee and a member of the Finance and City Governance Committee The McDowall Ward comprises the suburbs of McDowall Shops 5 and 6, Rode Shopping Centre, 271 Appleby Road, Stafford Heights Qld 4053 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm Phone: 07 3403 7690\r\nEmail: McDowall Ward Office Shops 5 and 6, Rode Shopping Centre, 271 Appleby Road, Stafford Heights Qld 4053 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm Councillor Tracy Davis is the Civic Cabinet Chair of the Environment Parks and Sustainability Committee and also previously served on the City Standards Committee Councillor Davis is also a Lord Mayor’s representative for multicultural communities Visit Councillor Tracy Davis's Facebook page and website Councillor Tracy Davis is the Civic Cabinet Chair of the Environment Parks and Sustainability Committee and also previously served on the City Standards Committee Visit Councillor Tracy Davis's Facebook page and website The Moorooka Ward includes the southern suburbs of Acacia Ridge Shop 2, 122 Beaudesert Road, Moorooka Qld 4105 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.45am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-4.30pm Phone: 07 3403 1730\r\nEmail: Moorooka Ward Office Shop 2, 122 Beaudesert Road, Moorooka Qld 4105 Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8.45am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-4.30pm Steve Griffiths was re-elected Councillor for Moorooka Ward in March 2020 having been a Councillor since 2003. He is presently Shadow Chair of the Environment Steve grew up and was educated in Brisbane attending Griffith University with qualifications in Teaching (Special Education) and then studied at the University of Queensland obtaining a qualification in Social Work His particular interests are in the fields of community development/planning and amenity Steve has also completed a Masters in Social Work (UQ) Steve worked at local schools for the Queensland Department of Education undertook mental health advocacy for the Queensland Department of Health and worked with local peak community organisations such as QCOSS and Project Micah and also with Brisbane City Council undertaking Community Development facilitation Steve has a proven record of working tirelessly for his local community including with residents entrepreneurs and artists to enhance community amenity He has advocated strongly for public and active transport improvements engaged in community consultation on a wide range of issues encouraged community participation and connection and environmental restoration He played an integral role in harnessing resources and addressing the needs of flood-affected residents of Rocklea and Archerfield during and following the devastating 2011 and 2022 Brisbane floods Steve actively promotes local events, news and activities via his regular e-newsletter. To sign up, visit his website having been a Councillor since 2003. He is presently Shadow Chair of the Environment Steve actively promotes local events, news and activities via his regular e-newsletter. To sign up, visit his website The Morningside Ward includes the suburbs of Balmoral Ground Floor, 63 Oxford Street, Bulimba Qld 4171 Phone: 07 3407 8200\r\nEmail: Morningside Ward Office Ground Floor, 63 Oxford Street, Bulimba Qld 4171 Lucy is a 4171 local who grew up in Hawthorne and now lives in Bulimba with her husband Matt and daughter Maisy She is passionate about the local community having been the past President of the Bulimba Community Centre helped run the I Love Bulimba and 4171 community Facebook group Secretary of the Morningside 1 Camp Seven Neighbourhood Watch and been the volunteer co-ordinator for local ANZAC Day services for many years Lucy will always work hard to ensure that the local community gets the possible outcomes She is someone who understands what it means to be local and will fight to protect the beautiful Morningside Ward community Lucy’s top priorities as the Councillor for Morningside Ward include addressing local traffic congestion issues ensuring local voices are heard when it comes to managing traffic and fighting for improved community facilities to cater for increasing demand Lucy will ensure that much-loved local community events like Hocus Pocus and Movies in the Park will continue for all to enjoy Lucy is the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Council and Opposition Spokesperson on the Transport Committee To receive news and events happening in the Morningside Ward email your full name and street address to Morningside Ward Office and request to be included in The Morningside Ward monthly email Lucy is the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Council and Opposition Spokesperson on the Transport Committee email your full name and street address to Morningside Ward Office and request to be included in The Morningside Ward monthly email The Northgate Ward comprises the suburbs of Nudgee Beach and the parts of Kedron and Chermside to the east of Gympie Road Banyo Library, 284 St Vincents Road, Banyo Qld 4014 Phone: 07 3403 2210\r\nEmail: Northgate Ward Office Banyo Library, 284 St Vincents Road, Banyo Qld 4014 Adam Allan has served Northgate Ward residents since the 2016 Brisbane City Council elections He has a strong belief that the Northgate Ward is a great place to live work and relax with its diverse lifestyle and leisure options He is committed to working with residents to deliver constant improvements within the community along with keeping our city clean Adam has a strong interest in local community and sporting groups and bringing communities together He is in regular contact with local community groups community service providers and special interest groups.  Adam holds Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business degrees He is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and holds a number of other professional qualifications Adam is married with three children and lives in Wavell Heights.  Prior to entering Council he had a successful career in banking and consulting having worked in Australia and a number of overseas locations This has given him the opportunity to work with a wide range of people from diverse backgrounds His experience overseas has also given him valuable insights into how other cities have grown and developed.  Adam is a member of Civic Cabinet as the Civic Cabinet Chair of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and is the Chair of the Councillor Ethics Committee and was formerly the Chair of the Finance and City Governance Committee and is a trustee on the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust.  he has a very strong focus on the future of the area how to plan for inevitable change and how to ensure that the Brisbane of tomorrow is even better than the Brisbane of today He looks forward to continuing to work with the residents of Northgate Ward to deliver a wide range of projects that will benefit the wider community Visit Councillor Adam Allan's Facebook page or website community service providers and special interest groups.  Adam is married with three children and lives in Wavell Heights.  His experience overseas has also given him valuable insights into how other cities have grown and developed.  Adam is a member of Civic Cabinet as the Civic Cabinet Chair of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and is the Chair of the Councillor Ethics Committee and was formerly the Chair of the Finance and City Governance Committee and is a trustee on the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust.  Visit Councillor Adam Allan's Facebook page or website The Paddington Ward comprises the suburbs of Auchenflower 44 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington Qld 4064 Phone: 07 3403 2520\r\nEmail: Paddington Ward Office 44 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington Qld 4064 Seal was elected as the Councillor for the Paddington Ward in March 2024 has lived in the area for decades and loves raising her kids in this diverse community Seal is excited to represent the vibrant mix of suburbs within the Paddington Ward which offers unique historical character a diverse community plus the rich culture of First Nations Peoples The community is fortunate to be on the doorstep of Victoria/Barrambin Park which means ‘windy place’ The park holds significant sacred First Nations history and is the ‘green lungs’ of our city Seal was previously an Executive Committee Member of Kelvin Grove State College’s P&C and the secretary of the P&C at Kelvin Grove State College. She maintains strong ties to various volunteer and advocacy groups driven by her passion for collaborating on initiatives that seek positive outcomes and strengthen community bonds of Chinese and European/Australian heritage who is committed to advocating for ecological sustainability grassroots participatory democracy in decision making and has studied a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts majoring in Illustration at Queensland College of Art She is solution focused and has the desire to create a healthy and happy Paddington Ward community Seal currently serves on both the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Community and the Arts Committee has lived in the area for decades and loves raising her kids in this diverse community Seal was previously an Executive Committee Member of Kelvin Grove State College’s P&C and the secretary of the P&C at Kelvin Grove State College. She maintains strong ties to various volunteer and advocacy groups Seal currently serves on both the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and the Community and the Arts Committee The Pullenvale Ward comprises the suburbs of Anstead Upper Brookfield and parts of Chuwar and Chapel Hill.     Upper Brookfield and parts of Chuwar and Chapel Hill.     Phone: 07 3407 0220\r\nEmail: Pullenvale Ward Office Greg Adermann was elected Councillor for Pullenvale Ward in March 2020 after working as a corporate communications executive for a number of blue chip companies for the past 28 years Cr Adermann is a long term resident of Chapel Hill and together with his wife Cia Both have been involved in a range of community activities over many years. They owned and operated a small business in Kenmore for five years. Cr Adermann is an active member of Kenmore Rotary and a Life Member of the Kenmore Bears Junior AFL Club Cr Adermann commenced his professional career as a journalist in regional newspapers and television newsrooms before moving to Brisbane to join the Queensland Government Media Relations Unit. He served two State Ministers as Press Secretary/Senior Media Advisor over an eight year period before joining Telstra (then Telecom) as the State Media Manager and later Foxtel as State Marketing Manager to help launch the subscription television company in Queensland His interest in sports and event management led to his appointment as Marketing Manager for IMG Motorsport which oversaw the former Gold Coast Indy and Bathurst 1000 races he was employed by the leading venue management company in the Asian Pacific region ASM Global (formerly AEG Ogden) as both its Group Communications Manager and Director of Communications and Marketing at Suncorp Stadium.  Cr Adermann is Deputy Chair of the City Standards Committee and is a member of the Transport Committee Visit Councillor Greg Adermann's Facebook page or website Both have been involved in a range of community activities over many years. They owned and operated a small business in Kenmore for five years. Cr Adermann is an active member of Kenmore Rotary and a Life Member of the Kenmore Bears Junior AFL Club Cr Adermann commenced his professional career as a journalist in regional newspapers and television newsrooms before moving to Brisbane to join the Queensland Government Media Relations Unit. He served two State Ministers as Press Secretary/Senior Media Advisor over an eight year period before joining Telstra (then Telecom) as the State Media Manager and later Foxtel as State Marketing Manager to help launch the subscription television company in Queensland ASM Global (formerly AEG Ogden) as both its Group Communications Manager and Director of Communications and Marketing at Suncorp Stadium.  Cr Adermann is Deputy Chair of the City Standards Committee and is a member of the Transport Committee Visit Councillor Greg Adermann's Facebook page or website The Runcorn Ward comprises the suburbs of Sunnybank Hills Phone: 07 3407 0566\r\nEmail: Runcorn Ward Office Kim Marx was elected as Councillor for the ward of Karawatha in 2012. At the 2016 election Kim was returned as the Councillor for the new Runcorn Ward. In 2020 (after a second boundary change) Kim was re-elected as part of the Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team Councillor Marx is also a Lord Mayor’s representative for Multicultural Communities Councillor Marx is actively involved in supporting and assisting a wide variety of local community groups within the Runcorn Ward including: Kim is currently the Deputy Chair of the Environment Parks and Sustainability Committee and is also a member of the Infrastructure Committee Councillor Marx has an active Facebook page to keep residents up-to-date with activities functions and any Council events within the Runcorn Ward Contact the Runcorn Ward Office to arrange a suitable time to discuss any issues you may have Councillor Marx looks forward to an opportunity to meet you and to work together to find the best solution to your issues within the ward Kim Marx was elected as Councillor for the ward of Karawatha in 2012. At the 2016 election Kim was returned as the Councillor for the new Runcorn Ward. In 2020 (after a second boundary change) Kim was re-elected as part of the Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team Kim is currently the Deputy Chair of the Environment Parks and Sustainability Committee and is also a member of the Infrastructure Committee Councillor Marx has an active Facebook page to keep residents up-to-date with activities Councillor Marx looks forward to an opportunity to meet you and to work together to find the best solution to your issues within the ward The Tennyson Ward comprises the suburbs of Chelmer and Yeerongpilly and parts of Annerley and Oxley Fairfield Gardens, 180 Fairfield Road, Fairfield Qld 4103 Phone: 07 3403 8605\r\nEmail: Tennyson Ward Office Fairfield Gardens, 180 Fairfield Road, Fairfield Qld 4103 Nicole Johnston is the only Independent Councillor to be elected to Brisbane City Council in 70 years first elected as the Councillor for Tennyson in March 2008 and then re-elected in 2012 Nicole grew up and was educated in Brisbane studying Law at QUT and Arts at the University of Queensland and she has also completed a Masters in Public Policy Nicole worked in corporate affairs holding senior management positions for two publicly listed Australian companies Nicole lives in Sherwood and is an active member of and volunteer for a number of local community sporting and environmental groups as well as an advocate for local schools and kindergartens Nicole is currently a patron of Graceville Croquet Club Stephens Croquet Club and Centenary Theatre Group Nicole is currently a member of the City Standards Committee and the Infrastructure Committee. She has previously served as Councillor assisting the Lord Mayor Deputy Chair of City Business and Local Assets Committee and as a member of the Public and Active Transport Committee Parks and Sustainability Committee and the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee Nicole actively promotes local events, news and activities in the ward via her monthly e-newsletter, Facebook page and website Nicole is currently a member of the City Standards Committee and the Infrastructure Committee. She has previously served as Councillor assisting the Lord Mayor Deputy Chair of City Business and Local Assets Committee and as a member of the Public and Active Transport Committee Nicole actively promotes local events, news and activities in the ward via her monthly e-newsletter, Facebook page and website The Gabba Ward comprises the suburbs of Kangaroo Point South Brisbane and the western side of Woolloongabba Phone: 07 3403 2165\r\nEmail: The Gabba Ward Office Trina was appointed to the role of The Gabba Ward Councillor in May 2023 and was elected in 2024 She is a renter who currently lives in Woolloongabba but has previously lived and worked in West End Trina is a proud queer woman and immigrant of Filipino and African American ethnicity with a Bachelor of Arts degree Trina worked in senior management roles in state and national arts organisations and in a regional council in the Economic and Community Development area A passionate supporter of grassroots community engagement Trina spends most of her time with residents local community organisations and the diverse people who call The Gabba their professional or personal home Trina serves on the Finance and City Governance Committee and the Environment Trina serves on the Finance and City Governance Committee and the Environment The Gap Ward comprises the suburbs of Ashgrove 477 Waterworks Road, Ashgrove Qld 4060 Phone: 07 3407 1900\r\nEmail: The Gap Ward Office 477 Waterworks Road, Ashgrove Qld 4060 Steve Toomey was first elected to Council in 2016 He was re-elected in 2020 as Councillor for The Gap Ward Before joining Council he worked for a global electrical company as an estimator in their building technologies team Steve has a trade qualification and also qualifications in project management and business.  he has delivered improvements to local parks footpaths and major infrastructure in the ward He is President of Men of The Trees and a member of the local environmental group SOWN. This has enabled him to engage with these groups on matters affecting our creeks and greenspace that are a prominent feature in The Gap Ward He lives in the ward with his wife and children who have both attended local schools His strong sense of community reflects his commitment to work to improve the facilities in the ward for business and families whilst protecting the local environment Steve is currently Deputy Chair of the Infrastructure Committee and a member of the City Standards Committee Steve has a trade qualification and also qualifications in project management and business.  He is President of Men of The Trees and a member of the local environmental group SOWN. This has enabled him to engage with these groups on matters affecting our creeks and greenspace that are a prominent feature in The Gap Ward Steve is currently Deputy Chair of the Infrastructure Committee and a member of the City Standards Committee The Walter Taylor Ward includes the suburbs of Fig Tree Pocket Phone: 07 3407 0005\r\nEmail: Walter Taylor Ward Office Penny has called Brisbane home for over 35 years Known to many as the “Brisbane Coffee Lady” Penny has crafted a niche in the realm of Specialty Coffee in Brisbane and beyond co-founding a wholesale coffee roasting business and numerous retail cafes with her husband Peter. Alongside her entrepreneurial drive board member and she has enjoyed providing value and energy across multiple sectors including the arts small and family business and hospitality.   one thing that has remained consistently strong is her desire to serve people and her community Cr Penny Wolff pours her heart into everything she touches She gives heavily to others through her engagement fundraising and philanthropic developments As a community focused individual and enabler Penny has a genuine drive for helping others through listening Walter Taylor Ward locals love to share their feedback with Penny over a cup of coffee knowledge and experience in the Walter Taylor Ward to: Penny is also active and supportive of many grassroots charities including Women's Legal Services Queensland Penny is Deputy Chair of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and is also a member of the Community and the Arts Committee.  numerous retail cafes with her husband Peter. Alongside her entrepreneurial drive small and family business and hospitality.   Penny is Deputy Chair of the City Planning and Suburban Renewal Committee and is also a member of the Community and the Arts Committee.  The Wynnum Manly Ward comprises the suburbs of Green Island Phone: 07 3403 2180\r\nEmail: Wynnum Manly Ward Office 3a/212 Bay Terrace (Cnr Pine Street), Wynnum Qld 4178 Alex was elected as the Councillor for the Wynnum Manly Ward in March 2024 as part of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team. As a longstanding resident in the Wynnum Manly area Alex strives to ensure she sets an example for her children that hard work and forming genuine relationships are the keys to living a happy and fulfilling life Educated at Moreton Bay College during her senior school years Alex developed a passion for teaching and went on to earn a degree from Queensland University of Technology she remained committed to teaching within the Bayside Alex and her Wynnum-born husband ventured into homeownership at the age of 21 in Manly West while juggling three part-time jobs Over a decade of dedicated service in primary education revealed her innate talent for fostering connections This proficiency led her to transition into a role centred on stakeholder engagement within her school community fostering collaboration with local businesses Alex has taken an active role in managing her son's football team at the Wynnum Vikings and contributed her time to the committee of Wynnum General Gordon Kindergarten Engaged in service organisations such as the Lions Club of Moreton Bay and the Rotary Club of Wynnum Manly, her dedication to community involvement has remained steadfast over the years Deeply passionate about the Bayside lifestyle Alex is committed to working with the community to develop and deliver a comprehensive and balanced plan for its future Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) and a Diploma in Community Services (Children’s Services) she serves on both the Community and the Arts Committee and the Environment Alex was elected as the Councillor for the Wynnum Manly Ward in March 2024 as part of Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s team. As a longstanding resident in the Wynnum Manly area Alex developed a passion for teaching and went on to earn a degree from Queensland University of Technology she remained committed to teaching within the Bayside Over a decade of dedicated service in primary education revealed her innate talent for fostering connections Engaged in service organisations such as the Lions Club of Moreton Bay and the Rotary Club of Wynnum Manly, her dedication to community involvement has remained steadfast over the years she serves on both the Community and the Arts Committee and the Environment The Code of Conduct for Councillors sets out agreed standards of behaviour They determine how a councillor should act when carrying out official duties Anyone can complain that a councillor has breached the Code of Conduct.  Complaints about a councillor’s conduct or behaviour can be made to the Office of the Independent Assessor (OIA).  The OIA will make an initial assessment of each complaint If it determines that a councillor has behaved inappropriately Council will investigate in accordance with the AP247 Councillor Conduct Assessment and Investigation Policy.  Anyone can complain that a councillor has breached the Code of Conduct.  Complaints about a councillor’s conduct or behaviour can be made to the Office of the Independent Assessor (OIA).  Council will investigate in accordance with the AP247 Councillor Conduct Assessment and Investigation Policy.  PDF  •   286 KB   •   Last modified December 2024 Any complaints received by Council about the conduct or behaviour of a Councillor will be referred to the OIA for review The Councillor Conduct Complaints Register is publicly available as required by section 150DX of the Local Government Act 2009 PDF  •   427 KB   •   Last modified 12 December 2024 PDF  •   213 KB   •   Last modified 12 December 2024 PDF  •   200 KB   •   Last modified 12 December 2024 PDF  •   121 KB   •   Last modified 12 December 2024 Section 268 of the City of Brisbane Regulation 2012 requires the Chief Executive Officer to maintain a register of interests for each Brisbane City Council Councillor Section 269 of the regulation requires the register of interests for Councillors to disclose their financial and non-financial interests As part of Council's commitment to access and inclusion we try to provide all documents in a format accessible to website assistive technologies Phone Council on 07 3403 8888 if you require additional assistance accessing or interpreting any of these documents Download the current register of interests for each Brisbane City Council Councillor.\r\n  Phone Council on 07 3403 8888 if you require additional assistance accessing or interpreting any of these documents Brisbane City Council first established an independent Councillor Remuneration Tribunal (the Tribunal) to determine Councillor remuneration in 2013 In accordance with the Tribunal’s Terms of Reference the Tribunal is reappointed every four years unless a special sitting is requested by Council in the interim The Tribunal conducted a review in 2013 and 2017 In 2019 the Tribunal conducted a review of Councillor superannuation benefits The Tribunal met again in 2022 to undertake a review of Councillor remuneration The findings and recommendations were presented to Council’s Chief Executive Officer on 31 March 2022 to take effect from 1 June 2022 The Councillor Remuneration Policy applies to all classes of offices in Council including: The findings and recommendations of the independent Councillor Remuneration Tribunal are available to download PDF  •   733 KB   •   Last modified March 2023 PDF  •   242 KB   •   Last modified 26 November 2019 PDF  •   201 KB   •   Last modified 6 December 2017 PDF  •   511 KB   •   Last modified 8 November 2013 In the ensuing years between review periods, Council adopts annual percentage movements as set out by the State Government’s Queensland Independent Remuneration Tribunal In the ensuing years between review periods, Council adopts annual percentage movements as set out by the State Government’s Queensland Independent Remuneration Tribunal Council makes the travel expense details of Council representatives available for public viewing for the current year and the previous year Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to view Brisbane Local Government Area (LGA) and ward boundary maps Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to view Brisbane Local Government Area (LGA) and ward boundary maps councillors and the Lord Mayor must represent the current and future interests of Brisbane residents The Lord Mayor has extra responsibilities including: Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to find out if you’re enrolled to vote Visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland website to find out if you’re enrolled to vote Oct 13, 2024 | , A woman has been taken to hospital in a critical condition after CareFlight was called to Manly Vale NSW Police and NSW Ambulance were called to a report of a traffic incident at Condamine Street they were told that a white 2016 Toyota HiAce van that is modified for disability transport had braked suddenly causing one of the passengers to be injured The injured passenger was an 82-year-old woman who was reportedly unrestrained at the time of the sudden braking She had been sitting at the rear of the vehicle and flung forward around 2m Four NSW Ambulance crews responded to Manly Vale a Special Operations Paramedic and NSW Ambulance Inspector Ronnie Mawhinney Paramedics found the elderly woman had gone into cardiac arrest and her heart had stopped beating completely Rescuers commenced CPR on the woman and the CareFlight Rescue Helicopter was tasked just after 10.45am The helicopter landing site was secured by officers attached to Northern Beaches Police Area Command who brought the CareFlight specialist doctor and critical care paramedic directly to Condamine Street to assist with the woman’s treatment The CareFlight medical team and NSW Ambulance paramedics were able to resuscitate the woman they departed by road in an Intensive Care ambulance with a green-light corridor and police escort to Royal North Shore Hospital they were forced to pull over for further emergency medical intervention The incident closed one lane of traffic northbound on Condamine Street resulting in heavy traffic back through the Burnt Bridge Creek Deviation toward Seaforth until emergency services and the Toyota HiAce involved could be moved from the road just after 11.30am CareFlight is an aeromedical charity with a mission to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community. They are funded by the generosity of the community and local businesses. If you can support their life-saving work, please donate now Join us as we go 100% electric and be part of the future of green driving Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Manly’s finals hopes are suddenly on life support – and if the loss to the Wests Tigers was not bad enough, they could be without three forwards next week because of suspension. The Tigers caused one of the great boilovers at a rocking Leichhardt Oval on Thursday night to triumph 34-26. The triumph not only moved them level with Parramatta for the time being, it capped a memorable 24 hours for coach Benji Marshall who was inducted into the NRL Hall of Fame on Wednesday night. Manly only needed to win to secure themselves a spot in the finals. They now meet Canterbury and Cronulla in the final fortnight, and, all of a sudden, risk missing September football for the fourth time in five seasons. Haumole Olakau’atu was one of three players sin-binned. His offence was a high shot on fullback Heath Mason. Olakau’atu was given a timeout as teammate Ethan Bullemor was himself returning from the bin just after the break. Lachlan Galvin takes on the Sea Eagles.Credit: Getty Images Later, Corey Waddell was binned for collecting Solomon Alaimalo high, even though most fans at the ground and commentators believed Taniela Paseka was the chief culprit. Paseka will also be sweating on avoiding any charges from the match review committee. As well as for their ill-discipline, Manly coach Anthony Seibold will be unhappy with the way his side looked after the ball when they had it. “You have to give the Tigers credit,” Seibold said. “We were outplayed, and our discipline let us down. We started really well, we made some fundamental errors. I can handle the errors at the end of the game because we were chasing the game. But we got what we deserved.” The night proved a horrible homecoming for former favourite son Luke Brooks who was booed for most of the evening. He kicked out on the full at half-time and spilled the ball with nobody around him in the 36th minute. If Tigers rookie five-eighth Lachie Galvin wasn’t the best player on the field, Sea Eagles fullback Tom Trbojevic would have been. He scored three tries and posed a threat every time he ran the ball. Manly, with Trbojevic, his brother Jake, Daly Cherry-Evans, Olakau’atu and Brooks, need to find more over the next two weeks. Missing the finals this late in the season will be a fail. The Tigers have the bye before hosting Parramatta. Marshall said of finishing the year with a rare third straight win: “We’re not happy finishing 16th or 17th. We want to be higher than that. But we accept where we are, you have to identify what you need [to do] to move forward, and we’re doing that. “You need to celebrate the wins like tonight. It’s our sixth win of the season, and we need to enjoy that.” Latu Fainu celebrates a try against Manly.Credit: Getty Images You could put Archimedes, Plato and Pythagoras in a room, show them that game and ask them to explain it. I don’t reckon they could. They’d give you some other good ideas, but that’d be it. That was as strange a match as we’ve seen this year. Manly were great early, then terrible, only to be good again late. In the end, spending 30 of the 80 minutes a man down probably proved the difference. Wests Tigers have somehow won the match. Samuela Fainu scores in the final minute to seal the deal. Tigers win 34-26. Is that it for Manly? Jason Saab make a shocking error at dummy half just as Manly look like mounting a raid on the Tigers’ line. Then, following an attacking raid, he drops the ball again, this time in open space. If he’d caught that pass (he should have), you’d have backed him to score. Two minutes remain. The Tigers aren’t going to blow this, are they? Tommy Turbo has just scored his third of the night and the margin is now four points. Manly only have 12 men on the field (for the third time tonight) but somehow they are a chance. Believe me, this be real. Tigers lead 30-26 after 71 minutes. Corey Wadell becomes the third Sea Eagle to be sent to the sin-bin. He charged out of the line and hit his opponent high. If it wasn’t him, fellow Sea Eagle Taniela Paseka could almost have gone to the bin for his contact. Ever since the 24-minute mark of the first half, these have been bad areas for the Sea Eagles. Good news for the teams around them in the top eight, ordinary for them. Tigers lead 30-22 after 67 minutes After Manly looked like they’d remembered what they’re supposed to be doing for a few minutes, Tom Trbojevic relied in a simple charge at the line and it worked. They now trail by eight points and strangely, their all of a sudden looks like they have enough time. Wests Tigers lead 30-22 after 62 minutes Manly\\u2019s finals hopes are suddenly on life support \\u2013 and if the loss to the Wests Tigers was not bad enough, they could be without three forwards next week because of suspension. Haumole Olakau\\u2019atu was one of three players sin-binned. His offence was a high shot on fullback Heath Mason. Olakau\\u2019atu was given a timeout as teammate Ethan Bullemor was himself returning from the bin just after the break. \\u201CYou have to give the Tigers credit,\\u201D Seibold said. \\u201CWe were outplayed, and our discipline let us down. We started really well, we made some fundamental errors. I can handle the errors at the end of the game because we were chasing the game. But we got what we deserved.\\u201D If Tigers rookie five-eighth Lachie Galvin wasn\\u2019t the best player on the field, Sea Eagles fullback Tom Trbojevic would have been. Manly, with Trbojevic, his brother Jake, Daly Cherry-Evans, Olakau\\u2019atu and Brooks, need to find more over the next two weeks. Missing the finals this late in the season will be a fail. Marshall said of finishing the year with a rare third straight win: \\u201CWe\\u2019re not happy finishing 16th or 17th. We want to be higher than that. But we accept where we are, you have to identify what you need [to do] to move forward, and we\\u2019re doing that. \\u201CYou need to celebrate the wins like tonight. It\\u2019s our sixth win of the season, and we need to enjoy that.\\u201D You could put Archimedes, Plato and Pythagoras in a room, show them that game and ask them to explain it. I don\\u2019t reckon they could. They\\u2019d give you some other good ideas, but that\\u2019d be it. That was as strange a match as we\\u2019ve seen this year. Manly were great early, then terrible, only to be good again late. In the end, spending 30 of the 80 minutes a man down probably proved the difference. Is that it for Manly? Jason Saab make a shocking error at dummy half just as Manly look like mounting a raid on the Tigers\\u2019 line. Then, following an attacking raid, he drops the ball again, this time in open space. If he\\u2019d caught that pass (he should have), you\\u2019d have backed him to score. Two minutes remain. The Tigers aren\\u2019t going to blow this, are they? Tommy Turbo has just scored his third of the night and the margin is now four points. Manly only have 12 men on the field (for the third time tonight) but somehow they are a chance. Believe me, this be real. Tigers lead 30-26 after 71 minutes. Corey Wadell becomes the third Sea Eagle to be sent to the sin-bin. He charged out of the line and hit his opponent high. If it wasn\\u2019t him, fellow Sea Eagle Taniela Paseka could almost have gone to the bin for his contact. Ever since the 24-minute mark of the first half, these have been bad areas for the Sea Eagles. Good news for the teams around them in the top eight, ordinary for them. Tigers lead 30-22 after 67 minutes After Manly looked like they\\u2019d remembered what they\\u2019re supposed to be doing for a few minutes, Tom Trbojevic relied in a simple charge at the line and it worked. They now trail by eight points and strangely, their all of a sudden looks like they have enough time. Wests Tigers lead 30-22 after 62 minutes You can now click/tap WATCH to start the live stream. You can now click/tap LISTEN to start the live stream. You can now click/tap LATEST NEWS to start the live stream. Bill has been experiencing an ongoing saga with the Brisbane City Council involving a dead tree he is attempting to remove from his yard. Shane Bowering from Red Tape Busters joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings to discuss how to navigate the mess of council red tape. ABC News News HomeSport Corey Waddell was one of three Manly players sent to the sin-bin in the defeat to the Wests Tigers Link copiedShareShare articleWests Tigers have had the last laugh over Luke Brooks ambushing ill-disciplined Manly for a 34-26 upset win on the Sea Eagles five-eighth's return to Leichhardt Oval In the halfback spot that Brooks filled for 11 seasons former Manly junior Latu Fainu put the last-placed Tigers on top during a run of 30 unanswered points that overturned Manly's 16-0 lead and threw their finals hopes into doubt Manly spent 30 minutes of the match with 12 men after three players were sent to the sin-bin The Sea Eagles could have booked their top-eight spot with victory on Thursday night but must now beat either of top-four hopefuls Canterbury or Cronulla to guarantee they will play finals in 2024 "You get what you deserve in the NRL," Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold said after the match "We've deserved some really good results because we've played some really good footy but tonight we weren't there "We'll go back and prepare well because we've got a big game against the Bulldogs next Friday night We know how well they've been playing." Seibold added: "We were well beaten tonight "It's disappointing but it's not the end of the world We're fighting in this competition and we'll go again." both on the back of Jake Trbojevic mistakes to watch their 16-0 lead close to four points in the space of five minutes Repeated penalties sent Ethan Bullemor to the sin bin after he had set Tom Trbojevic up for a runaway try earlier in the half before Haumole Olakau'atu went for 10 minutes following a high shot on rookie fullback Heath Mason The Tigers took their first lead as Fainu took control while Olaka'autu was off the park just after half-time The 19-year-old sent Alex Seyfarth over untouched with a no-look pass only seconds later having just come on to replace injured veteran Aidan Sezer (shoulder) When Fainu scooped the ball up following a set restart and darted for the line the Tigers were on their way to a shock eight-point lead The Sea Eagles were rattled after Lachie Galvin's kick bounced over Tolu Koula to gift Solomon Faataape a try and the Tigers a 14-point advantage Trbojevic bagged two more tries to make the Tigers nervous while Corey Waddell was in the sin bin for a high shot on Solomon Alaimalo in the final quarter of the game Tigers young gun Lachlan Galvin goes on the attack against the Sea Eagles But the Tigers were officially home as Samuela Fainu burst over on the left in the final seconds Brooks had a quiet night following a strong first season since leaving the club where he became maligned for his long-time inability to inspire a finals berth He and Tom Trbojevic held Sezer up ahead of what could have been the night's first try but like the rest of the spine he struggled to reassert Manly's influence on the contest when the Tigers began to fire The Leichhardt Oval crowd booed Brooks with every touch in the first half and took particular delight when he dropped the ball cold while Manly were on the attack down the left edge The Tigers' second consecutive win moves them onto level points with 16th-placed Parramatta and adds intrigue to the sides' round-27 meeting Submit a comment or question Log in to commentLive updatesLatestOldest22 Aug 12:23pmThu 22 Aug 2024 at 12:23pmThat is all for the blog this eveningMBy Michael Doyle you would be forgiven for thinking Manly were home But Wests Tigers produced a great performance to win ABC Sport will be back tomorrow for Friday's NRL action ReactReactCopy link22 Aug 12:11pmThu 22 Aug 2024 at 12:11pmManly coach Anthony Seibold and captain Daly Cherry-Evans are speaking to the mediaMBy Michael Doyle They led 16-0 before conceding 30 unanswered points and having three men sent to the sin-bin "You have to give the Wests Tigers some credit," Manly coach Anthony Seibold says "You get what you deserve in the NRL." 11:56amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:56amDavid Klemmer all smiles after Tigers produce upset of the seasonMBy Michael Doyle David Klemmer has praised the Tigers' fans as everyone who spoke to ABC Sport has done the last two weeks have been unreal … It's a good feeling and we can send them off with a smile into the weekend … Thankful for the fans." 11:54amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:54amCaptain Api joins ABC SportMBy Michael Doyle Apisai Koroisau was brilliant for the Tigers tonight He had a big hand in Wests' win tonight "That was one of the best games we've played here at Leichhardt… Proud of the boys … To go in at half time 16-12 we knew we were in this game … I'm feeling great man 11:53amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:53amA win for the fans of Wests TigersMBy Michael Doyle Tigers fans are some of the loyal in Australian sport  Samuela Fainu has joined ABC Sport after the Tigers fantastic win "Big up to our supporters … the season we've had and they still get up and come and support us." ReactReactCopy linkKey Event22 Aug 11:46amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:46amFULL-TIME: Wests Tigers 34 def Wests Tigers have produced the upset of the NRL season coming from 16 points down to defeat sixth-placed Manly at Leichhardt Oval Manly raced out to a 16-0 lead in the first half but ill-discipline proved to be the Sea Eagles downfall The loss means Manly will fall to seventh on the ladder as the Cowboys gain two competition points on their bye week 11:45amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:45am80' TRY: West Tigers score Samuela Fainu has carried two players over the try-line to ice the game 11:43amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:43am77' Jason Saab suffers two knock-ons in as many minutesMBy Michael Doyle Winger Jason Saab wants the Earth to open up and swallow him He cost his side a chance at an attacking kick when he dropped the ball from dummy half on fifth tackle The Manly bust through the line and Saab dropped the pass which had he 11:41amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:41amManly are back to 13 menMBy Michael Doyle The Sea Eagles have spent 30 minutes down to 12 men Can they score they try they need to save this game 11:33amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:33am70' TRY: Tommy Turbo has a hat-trickMBy Michael Doyle Tom Trbojevic has his third try of the night Haumole Olakau'atu made the linebreak and Turbo was there in support 11:33amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:33amAiden Sezer will not returnMBy Michael Doyle ABC Sport sideline report Michael Carayannis has just reported that Aiden Sezer will not ba back tonight 11:28amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:28am66' SIN-BIN: Manly suffered their third man off for 10 minutesMBy Michael Doyle I think Manly was lucky before in that same tackle  prop Taniela Paseka appeared to make contact to the ball carrier's head with his shoulder 11:23amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:23am62' TRY: Turbo scores his second to give Manly lifeMBy Michael Doyle has taken a crash ball at the try-line and smashed his way over It followed a drop-out that Manly had earned themselves following a bad play-the-ball from the Tigers which put them under pressure inside their defensive half 11:16amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:16am58' TRY: Wests score their fifth try as Manly make a mess of the kickMBy Michael Doyle The Wests Tigers have scored five straight tries Lachy Galvin put in a shocking kick for the Tigers The Tigers a brimming with energy," Matthew Elliot told ABC Sport broadcast as Haumole Olakau'atu's sin-bin comes to an end 11:10amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:10am53' TRY: Wests score again and they have an eight-point leadMBy Michael Doyle He scored after Ethan Bullemor had a kick from Wests deflected off his legs picked up by Fainu and he runs into a massive gap to score 11:05amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:05am48' TRY: Tigers hit the lead as Alex Seyfarth scoresMBy Michael Doyle The Wests Tigers lead and their fans are going wild Latu Fainu threw the perfect pass to Seyfarth 11:03amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 11:03am47' SIN-BIN: Manly lose another playerMBy Michael Doyle Haumole Olakau'atu is off for 10 minutes for a high tackle on Heath Mason The sin-bin comes as Ethan Bullemor returns from his 10 minute stint in the bin 10:57amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 10:57amThe second half begins between Wests and ManlyMBy Michael Doyle but they will be down to 12 men for the first six minutes of this half 10:54amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 10:54amA tight game is brewing between Wests and ManlyMBy Michael Doyle Referee is not taking any prisoners and glad to see it Thank-you for joining me on the ABC Sport live blog We have a very intriguing second half coming up 10:42amThu 22 Aug 2024 at 10:42amHT: Manly Sea Eagles 16 leading Wests Tigers 12MBy Michael Doyle The Sea Eagles had a 16-0 lead and looked set for a comfortable evening But Manly we poor in the final 20 minutes of that half gave away many penalties and conceded two tries The Sea Eagles will be down to 12 men for the first six minutes of the second half as Ethan Bullemor completes his time in the sin-bin CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) charming farmer’s markets and affordable waterfront homes have helped the median house price of one Brisbane suburb soar almost 50 per cent in just a year The bayside suburb of Manly saw its median price climb a colossal 45.2 per cent to a record $1,597,500 in the year to June – the highest jump of any suburb in the country – according to the latest Domain House Price Report The Sunshine Coast’s Warana earned the silver gong after its house prices shot up 43.6 per cent to a median of $1,292,500 North Plympton in Adelaide Metro West was the third-best performer with house prices rising 43.5 per cent to $877,500 By comparison, the median house price across Brisbane increased 16.9 per cent to $976,464 over the same period So what’s behind the recent explosive growth in Manly Raine and Horne Wynnym Manly director Margaret Vote credits a maturation of the suburb that’s more akin to a renaissance, alongside a surge in cashed-up migrants from one inner-city Brisbane pocket. “What we have seen is a significant shift in buyers’ perceptions about the bayside in general, and the largest part of that shift has come from Bulimba,” she said. Interest rates in Australia: Why they’re so high, and are they going down or up in 2024? Where is Phillip Island, home of The Block 2024? Tasmania’s freezing streak: How the coldest region in Australia keeps its property market alive in the depths of winter “When COVID hit, people living there suddenly didn’t have to get to the city every day and they realised they could do anything from a proximity” and turned to Manly. Vote said house prices in coveted waterfront spots soared from the high $1 million mark to a milestone of $4 million in the space of a year Ray White Bulimba principal Brandon Wortley said increased infrastructure and a recent wave of top eateries  have been the winning ingredients for Bulimba, Hawthorne and Balmoral downsizers ditching their inner-city waterfront lifestyles for a quieter yet cosmopolitan bayside vibe. “They are selling the big family home, and they still want the waterside lifestyle, but they don’t want to move to the coast and they want to be in striking distance of the city,” he said. “And the water is a bit bluer at Manly. “Then you’ve got things like the local markets – and they are just pumping out there on the weekend now. There are good cafes too, and a bit of synergy from the Bulimba standpoint.” 2 Baths3 ParkingView listing Wortley said The Manly Boathouse – an old sailing clubhouse turned into an Instagrammable seafood restaurant in 2021 – was another major feather in the suburb’s cap. It was those reasons and more that lured Phil Davies and his wife Katherine Mellor to nearby Wynnum in January this year. The couple offloaded their Balmoral home for $2.4 million to make the Bayside migration in a move Davies said was partly for the lifestyle, and partly because a community of friends already awaited them. “We are both triathletes and we have a lot of friends and training buddies who live in the area … but also we just like the lifestyle,” he said. “You’ve got the Manly Harbour Boat Club and coffee shops like Cooper’s and then there’s the Esplanade, which is so nice for walking and running.  While the couple had planned to buy an established home, Davies said low stock levels and fierce competition forced them to buy a block of land at Cedar Street instead and then rent a three-bedroom house for $750 a week nearby. 3 Baths5 ParkingView listing According to the latest Domain Rent Report the median asking rent for a house in Manly is now $795 a week after rising 22.3 per cent in a year Todd Gerhardt from NGU Real Estate South East said price growth across all suburban sectors would continue, and added that the suburb’s real estate had long been prime for a renaissance. “You’re on the water and yet you’re 17 kilometres to the CBD,” he said. “So Manly was always going to take off and for interstate buyers; they look at waterfront suburbs first. “This is what happened in Redcliffe and the same thing is happening with Manly and Wynnum.” Gerhardt added that neighbouring suburbs were already capitalising from the flow-on effect, with buyer demand rising for Wellington Point, Thorneside, Wakerley and Birkdale.  The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate We are proposing to grant a 16-year lease to Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) (owner of the adjacent Manly Pavilion site below the Mean High Water Mark) for the purpose of TfNSW consolidating lease arrangements for the entire Manly Pavilion site including the Manly Surf N Slide (Waterworks) site as the Crown Land Manager of the Reserve (R860156) provides this notice in accordance with Section 3.22 of the Crown Land Management Act 2016 and Section 47 of the Local Government Act 1993 Any person is entitled to make submissions to Council with respect to the proposed lease Submissions can be made within 28 days of the date of this public notice by: The granting of the lease is subject to Crown Minister’s and Council’s final approval We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and their Country By these words we show our respect to all Aboriginal people present and emerging and the spirits and ancestors of the Clans that lived in this area This is probably not the page you’re looking for Nov 21, 2022 | , , Anxious parents rushed to Manly West Public School this afternoon after reports spread of students burned in an ‘explosion’ Shortly after 1.00pm this afternoon (Monday emergency services rushed to the front entrance of Manly West Public School at Hill Street following reports a number of Year 5 primary students had suffered burns injuries in an incident involving a flammable material Around two dozen emergency services crews responded to the scene including eight NSW Ambulance crews and three NSW Ambulance Inspectors Fire and Rescue NSW Neutral Bay and Forestville’s Hazmat units also responded to the scene With reports of multiple paediatric burns patients two rescue helicopters with specialist trauma medical crews were also dispatched with CareFlight landing in the school grounds (main image) and a NSW Toll Ambulance Rescue Helicopter landing close by at Manly West Park at Quirk Road anxious parents gathered at the school gates waiting for news of their children and what had happened According to Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Adam Dewberry they responded to reports of an ‘explosion’ at the school as part of a science experiment being held outdoors Supt Dewberry said the injuries suffered appear to be flash burns as a result of a chemical reaction that ran out of control as a result of strong wind As the multiple NSW Ambulance crews reached the school they were staged in the playground (main image) while the patients were assessed and triaged by Inspector Marks A NSW Ambulance spokesperson said that a total of twelve people were involved in the incident eleven children and one adult male who is the teacher A NSW Police spokesperson said the injured children were aged around ten-years-old students who had been evacuated to a safe location were able to return to their classrooms just after 2.00pm NSW Ambulance said that of the eleven students who were injured nine suffered superficial burns injuries and were not seriously hurt Two students suffered serious burns injuries to their chest and face and were taken to The Children’s Hospital at Westmead the other by CareFlight (image below) in a stable condition The remaining nine injured children were taken to Royal North Shore Hospital all in a stable condition with superficial burns The teacher was also taken to Northern Beaches Hospital in a stable condition NSW Ambulance Acting Superintendent Phil Templeman praised the initial response from school staff and said fortunately most of the students had not been badly injured “We received multiple Triple Zero calls reporting that a number of children had sustained burns during a science experiment Today’s high winds have impacted the experiment and blown some of the materials around “The children have sustained burns to the upper body the majority of the students were not badly injured Two children sustained serious burns to the chest and face and were treated by specialist medical teams from both the CareFlight and Toll Ambulance Rescue helicopters “This was a huge response by NSW Ambulance to ensure that these children received urgent medical treatment within minutes of the incident occurring two Inspectors and two specialist medical teams “I’d also like to recognise the staff from the school who managed this incident particularly well offering immediate support to emergency crews and ensuring injured patients were moved to an area where we could treat them,” said Act Supt Templeman Most emergency services personnel were complete at the school just after 3.15pm however officers from Northern Beaches Police Area Command remained on scene to conduct further inquiries Member for Manly James Griffin said he was monitoring the situation with NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell and support would be offered to the school “I have this afternoon spoken with Manly West Public School Principal Ms Organ and offered my total support to the school community “I know the students and staff at Manly West very well. I had the privilege of visiting Manly West only a few weeks ago to congratulate the students on winning the Bear Pit Public Speaking Competition I will work with the P&C and school leadership to ensure they get the support they need over the coming days and weeks “I want to express my thanks to the professional and caring school staff who I understand did an outstanding job in what were difficult circumstances,” said Minister Griffin NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell said she had also spoken with the school and offered her support “My thoughts are with the students and staff affected by today’s incident at Manly West Public School “I have spoken with the Principal this afternoon to offer my support to the entire school community and I want to particularly thank and acknowledge all of the school staff who acted so quickly to provide first aid and call emergency services “We will provide whatever resources the school community needs in the coming days including counselling for students and staff “Investigations into the incident will be undertaken by the relevant authorities including the Department of Education and NSW Police SafeWork NSW has been notified and they will carry out their own investigation in due course,” said Minister Mitchell Two children suffered serious burns to their faces and chests and nine others had less serious injuries when blustery winds blew a “routine” science experiment onto students at a primary school on Sydney’s northern beaches on Monday Police and paramedics received multiple triple zero calls about children being burnt in an incident involving hazardous materials at Manly West Public School on Griffiths Street in Balgowlah shortly after 1pm An air ambulance and paramedics tend to an injured person at Manly West Public School on Monday afternoon.Credit: Nine and one teacher suffered burns to their faces lower abdomen and legs when strong winds sprayed sodium bicarbonate and methylated spirits onto their bodies during the outdoor activity It is believed they were conducting an experiment known as a “carbon sugar snake” “It was just meant to be a little science experiment but it got a bit out of hand,” she told Nine News Ambulance NSW acting Superintendent Philip Templeman said the students were conducting the activity outside when the wind had “blown some of the chemicals around a little bit more” than predicted “I’m of the understanding it’s a fairly routine science experiment that is conducted within schools and the winds today have hampered that particular experiment and caused a bigger reaction than was expected.” The injured students were treated at the school before being taken to a number of hospitals The children in a serious condition were taken to The Children’s Hospital at Westmead relatively stable” but had “needed some intervention from a specialist burns unit” Five children were taken to Royal North Shore Hospital while another four were at Northern Beaches Hospital Those children were “walking and stable with relatively superficial injuries” Emergency services were on the scene at Manly West Public School on Griffiths Street after multiple students suffered burns as a result of an experiment.Credit: Nine One male teacher was also treated for minor burns The so-called “carbon sugar snake” science experiment typically involves ingredients such as bicarb soda sugar and a flammable liquid to trigger chemical reactions that create a long NSW Education and Early Learning Minister Sarah Mitchell said on Monday the Department of Education “I have spoken with the principal this afternoon to offer my support to the entire school community and I want to particularly thank and acknowledge all the school staff who acted so quickly to provide first aid and call emergency services.” Students at Manly West Public School gather outside the school after the explosion.Credit: Nine Mitchell said the department would provide support to the school who lives about 100 metres down the road from the school said he went to the gates after hearing police sirens and helicopters He said a teacher came out to tell a group who had gathered outside the school of the incident and said 11 children had been injured The teacher said all parents of the affected classroom had already been notified “The teacher who addressed us said it was a science experiment that went wrong and some chemical burns were involved.” Pupils were treated at the school before being taken to various hospitals.Credit: Nine Atkins said two helicopters had been on the scene I figured I should check if people are OK,” he said Templeman said the incident sparked a “huge response” from paramedics eight cars and two rescue helicopter crews to the school He also praised school staff for handling the aftermath of the incident “particularly well” “These children received urgent medical treatment within minutes of this incident occurring today.” Manly MP James Griffin said he had offered the school “every and all assistance” they needed “I had the privilege of visiting Manly West only two weeks ago to congratulate the students on winning the local School Public Speaking competition,” he said in a statement “I will work with the P&C and school leadership to ensure they get the support they need over the coming days and weeks.” Warringah MP Zali Steggall said on social media she was shocked by the incident “My thoughts are with the students and staff who have been impacted A spokesperson for Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network said two children were being cared for at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead and a further two students were being cared for at Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick the spokesperson said the students were “all in a stable condition” One student being treated at Royal North Shore Hospital was also in stable condition Our Breaking News Alert will notify you of significant breaking news when it happens. Get it here Two children suffered serious burns to their faces and chests and nine others had less serious injuries when blustery winds blew a \\u201Croutine\\u201D science experiment onto students at a primary school on Sydney\\u2019s northern beaches on Monday It is believed they were conducting an experiment known as a \\u201Ccarbon sugar snake\\u201D described the incident as \\u201Ckind of scary\\u201D \\u201CIt was just meant to be a little science experiment but it got a bit out of hand,\\u201D she told Nine News Ambulance NSW acting Superintendent Philip Templeman said the students were conducting the activity outside when the wind had \\u201Cblown some of the chemicals around a little bit more\\u201D than predicted \\u201CI\\u2019m of the understanding it\\u2019s a fairly routine science experiment that is conducted within schools and the winds today have hampered that particular experiment and caused a bigger reaction than was expected.\\u201D The children in a serious condition were taken to The Children\\u2019s Hospital at Westmead relatively stable\\u201D but had \\u201Cneeded some intervention from a specialist burns unit\\u201D Those children were \\u201Cwalking and stable with relatively superficial injuries\\u201D The so-called \\u201Ccarbon sugar snake\\u201D science experiment typically involves ingredients such as bicarb soda blackened carbon sugar \\u201Csnake\\u201D \\u201CI have spoken with the principal this afternoon to offer my support to the entire school community and I want to particularly thank and acknowledge all the school staff who acted so quickly to provide first aid and call emergency services.\\u201D \\u201CThe teacher who addressed us said it was a science experiment that went wrong and some chemical burns were involved.\\u201D I figured I should check if people are OK,\\u201D he said Templeman said the incident sparked a \\u201Chuge response\\u201D from paramedics He also praised school staff for handling the aftermath of the incident \\u201Cparticularly well\\u201D \\u201CThese children received urgent medical treatment within minutes of this incident occurring today.\\u201D Manly MP James Griffin said he had offered the school \\u201Cevery and all assistance\\u201D they needed \\u201CI had the privilege of visiting Manly West only two weeks ago to congratulate the students on winning the local School Public Speaking competition,\\u201D he said in a statement \\u201CI will work with the P&C and school leadership to ensure they get the support they need over the coming days and weeks.\\u201D \\u201CMy thoughts are with the students and staff who have been impacted A spokesperson for Sydney Children\\u2019s Hospitals Network said two children were being cared for at The Children\\u2019s Hospital at Westmead and a further two students were being cared for at Sydney Children\\u2019s Hospital in Randwick the spokesperson said the students were \\u201Call in a stable condition\\u201D Our Breaking News Alert will notify you of significant breaking news when it happens Check contact details and opening hours of a library near you To search the library catalogue online, visit eLibCat To search the library catalogue online, visit eLibCat To find out about the opportunities on offer at our libraries, visit library events and programs.  To find out about the opportunities on offer at our libraries, visit library events and programs.  The State Library of Queensland is owned by the Queensland Government. 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Find more information on the State Library website You can now click/tap WATCH to start the live stream You can now click/tap LISTEN to start the live stream You can now click/tap LATEST NEWS to start the live stream One student remains in a stable condition in hospital after an explosion at a Manly school 11 students were initially hospitalised after the blast at Manly West Public school It’s understood the class was carrying out a science experiment when strong winds picked up materials The Careflight helicopter is flying to the scene while ambulances have also responded Press PLAY to hear the report from Nine’s Ruth Wynn Williams A development application has been lodged for Multiple Dwellings and Subdivision Designed by Rotheloman Architects the proposal seeks to provide Thirty Seven (37) townhouses of a low-medium density nature arranged in clusters of 3-5 building formations and have a maximum building height of 3 storey (approximately 9.5m in height An existing house is retained and positioned to the rear of the development Each dwelling is provided with private open space in the form of rear terrace and courtyards Landscaping buffers are placed along the boundaries and trees providing shade and privacy within courtyards As part of the development a large rear communal recreational area (550sqm) The rear of the site contains High Ecological Vegetation of Significance and is retained as a biodiversity area with a bushfire management separation area 84 car park spaces (including 78 resident garaged spaces and 6 visitor spaces) are provided The main access is proposed via new internal lanes connecting to Oasis Close which is it to be extended though the development as a new public road The proposal seeks to set back the development from Manly Road to allow for Councils future upgrade The proposal seeks a Reconfiguration of a Lot (1 lots into 2 residential lots) for the existing house and a balance Multiple Dwellings lot The planners at Reel Planning state the “the site forms part of the merging development corridor on the southern side of Manly road the site will be developed largely in accordance with the existing road network and has considered adjoining development and surrounding approved development”  The proposal a gross floor area of 5,091sqm with a site cover of 3,451sqm (37%) over the total site area of 9,408sqm of the 16,202sqm subject site Contact us: mail@yourneighbourhood.com.au A development application has been lodged for a Childcare Centre Designed by Think Tank Architects the proposal seeks a two (2) storey childcare centre over the site with a maximum building height (9.5m high) The proposal seeks to protect the existing streetscape with a design consistent with the surrounding residential form The proposal will demolish the two (2) existing dwelling houses and structures to facilitate the redevelopment The proposed child care centre includes 23 car parking spaces (one (1) PWD) within an under croft car park area All 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the available information at the time of the published date with information sourced directly from company websites media releases and development application material We reference all our information at the end of the articles and promote the creators with website back links The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls 2020 Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday 7th December at 6:30pm at the Wynnum Manly Leagues Club We invite all members and those who would like to become a member to attend with the registration desk open from 6:00pm Please see below the Notice and Agenda of the AGM: We look forward to seeing our members on Monday 7th December The Wynnum Manly Seagulls and TAFE Queensland have unveiled an exciting partnership to launch the Wynnum Manly Seagulls TAFE at School Program This initiative aims to equip senior school players with a comprehensive rugby league coaching and development education while completing their senior secondary education The program not only prepares aspiring athletes for success on the field but also provides them with a clear pathway to employment in the sports industry The course gives students the opportunity to undertake a Certificate II and III in Sport Coaching The hands-on curriculum will cover a range of topics including but not limited to; essential coaching techniques By combining practical training sessions with theoretical knowledge the program ensures students receive a well-rounded education that aligns with their sporting ambitions What sets the Wynnum Manly Seagulls TAFE at School Program apart is its integration into the weekly academic schedule Students will attend sessions at the home of the Seagulls in Manly West one day a week throughout the school year This arrangement allows participants to fully immerse themselves in a professional sporting environment while continuing academic studies at school for the remainder of the week Students will also undertake regular strength and conditioning and athlete development workshops as part of the program Sessions are split into theory and practical hands-on delivery to advance the learning experience Successful completion of the program contributes up to 8 Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) credits and can contribute to the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) providing a competitive advantage for further academic pursuits Click here to view the TAFE QLD information video. “We are excited to collaborate with TAFE Queensland to launch this program By providing a focused curriculum on rugby league coaching and development we aim to nurture the talents of young local athletes and equip them with the skills required to thrive in the sports industry This partnership aligns with our commitment to developing well-rounded individuals who can make a significant contribution to our community through the game of rugby league.” Academy of Sport Partnerships at TAFE Queensland echoed this sentiment “As Queensland’s largest training provider we see a huge value in creating meaningful partnerships with organisations that make our communities tick The Wynnum Manly Seagulls are a thriving hub of engagement in the Brisbane bayside community harnessing their reach with a meaningful educational offering will open up more doors for more young people in this region.” The Wynnum Manly Seagulls TAFE at School Program promises to be a game-changer for aspiring rugby league players in senior high school By bridging the gap between sports passion and study this program offers a unique opportunity for students to pursue their dreams while gaining valuable qualifications and skills Applications for the 2024 Wynnum Manly Seagulls TAFE at School Program open 9am Monday 17 July. To apply, visit tafeapply.com and use code TQB24SPORT Students who will be commencing in year 10 or 11 in 2024 who have a passion for rugby league and a desire to pursue a career in the sports industry are encouraged to apply For more information about the program or to make an enquiry visit the TAFE Queensland Academy of Sport page Royal Far West has selected Multiplex as its construction partner to deliver its Manly beachfront development comprising the luxurious Aurora apartments revitalised accommodation for country families and a blend of retail has been improving the health and wellbeing of children residing in rural and remote regions This mission involves bringing them and their families to Manly for health treatments and pioneering telehealth services in remote areas The decision to develop its land represents a bold step towards securing the sustainability of the charity ensuring its ability to provide essential paediatric health services in response to the growing needs of rural children and families who lack access to vital services in their communities regional managing director for New South Wales at Multiplex expressed excitement about collaborating with Royal Far West (RFW) to bring the project to fruition “We’re delighted to be working with eminent charity RFW,” said Ghannoum “As a significant member of Manly’s community we understand RFW are cautious custodians of this important beachfront site and we’re grateful they’ve put their trust in us.” “We have an unwavering commitment to delivering a beautiful quality outcome for the myriad of stakeholders behind this landmark project.” Aurora will boast 58 luxurious apartments spread across two buildings The architectural brilliance of Glenn Murcutt and Angelo Candalepas complemented by the interior design finesse of Carr and the landscaping expertise of Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture makes Aurora a testament to visionary design the development will feature a mix of retail commercial and lifestyle spaces and will include revitalised accommodations for visiting RFW families as well as serving the local Manly community as a quality guest house This development underscores RFW’s commitment to delivering an exceptional neighbourhood that enriches the lives of residents and the wider Northern Beaches community RFW’s board chairman is thrilled to see Multiplex appointed on the project “We believe Multiplex’s track record in delivering some of Australia’s most prestigious projects aligns with the high benchmark demanded by Aurora’s exemplary architectural merit and iconic Manly location and we know our valued purchasers will reap the rewards of Multiplex’s depth of experience for generations to come,” said Treweeke “The development will enable the charity to increase its generous work for country kids in need as well as future-proof its services for the next 100 years.” Aurora apartments successfully launched to the market in May 2023 You must be logged in to post a comment Inside Construction is Australia’s leading news resource for the civil engineering and commercial construction industry Inside Construction is produced by a team of leading journalists at Prime Creative Media who regularly engage with key influencers in the construction sector has appointed Multiplex as their construction partner to deliver its iconic Manly beachfront development comprised of the luxurious Aurora apartments The appointment follows an extensive period of planning design and approvals and consultation with the Manly community Situated on Manly’s most desirable beachfront site Aurora comprises 58 luxuriously appointed apartments across two buildings all beautifully designed and crafted to achieve an air of relaxed beachside style Designed by distinguished award-winning architects Glenn Murcutt AO and Angelo Candalepas complemented by the elegance of interior design studio and the landscape expertise of Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture Aurora stands as a testament to visionary design the development features a blend of retail and lifestyle-related spaces and will also see revitalised accommodation for visiting RFW families as well as serve the local Manly community as a quality guest house This development underscores the commitment by RFW to deliver an exceptional neighbourhood that enriches the lives of residents and the wider northern beaches community Joan Treweeke OAM said: “We believe Multiplex’s track record in delivering some of Australia’s most prestigious projects aligns with the high benchmark demanded by Aurora’s exemplary architectural merit and iconic Manly location and we know our valued purchasers will reap the rewards of Multiplex’s depth of experience for generations to come,” said Mrs Treweeke as well as future-proof its service for the next 100 years.” Multiplex’s NSW Regional Managing Director said Multiplex were looking forward to partnering with RFW to deliver the development for the charity “We’re delighted to be working with eminent charity RFW As a significant member of Manly’s community we understand RFW are cautious custodians of this important beachfront site and we’re grateful they’ve put their trust in us We have an unwavering commitment to delivering a beautiful quality outcome for the myriad of stakeholders behind this landmark project.” Construction of the development is expected to complete in 2026 You must be logged in to post a comment Construction industry ready as Queensland hospital expansion review concludes Boroondara opens nominations for 2025 Urban Design Awards Construction industry leaders to take part in 2025 Vinnies CEO Sleepout New leadership team appointed to overhaul QLD’s construction regulator Engineers Australia calls for target of 60,000 additional engineering graduates by 2035 Willmott Dixon selected to lead construction of Northern Roots Visitor Centre in Oldham New York state launches US$16.6m road resurfacing initiative on Long Island Foster + Partners unveils design for luxury green community on Laheq Island Victoria Tower Adelaide celebrates topping out milestone Plus Architecture secures DA approval for landmark build-to-rent project in West Melbourne Why concrete carbon sequestration could revolutionise the construction industry Adoption of AI in construction remains low with widespread concerns CFMEU investigation uncovers bad behaviour in building industry Sector hones in on sustainable building elements to meet efficiency standards Concrete surface treatments still improving after decades of innovation The Wynnum region’s top residential sales of 2019 have been revealed with buyers forking out a combined $22 million for the 10 most expensive homes Taking out the title of priciest pad for this year is the private estate at 124 London Rd, Belmont which sold for $2.83 million in January according to Core Logic data The 1.3ha property includes a two-storey mansion The home was sold by the Deborah Evans team made up of Ms Evans and her sons Fraser and Ryan Evans The sale price was the third highest ever achieved in the suburb “We probably had about 40 groups through the property and it was a multiple offer situation,” Ms Evans said “A lot of people would have liked to buy it but it came down to who could afford it.” The second highest sell for the region was 292 Grassdale Rd The top seven sales in the Wynnum Herald catchment for 2019 were acreage homes in Gumdale Ms Evans said buyers were prepared to pay top dollar to get their hands on tightly held estates close to the bay and the city “It’s been like that for the last 10 years About 10 years ago people were buying land and building these beautiful homes,” she said “It was out with the little cottages and in with these fabulous homes.” Ms Evans said buyers were looking for resort style living with tennis courts and swimming pools and beautiful homes they could move straight in to privacy and that acreage lifestyle,” she said The most expensive 2019 sale by the water was 67 Ocean Tce, Manly The second highest bayside sale was $1.775 million for 7 Britannia St, Manly Both properties were sold by Marc Sorrentino of Place Manly Wynnum Herald catchment Top Home Sales of 2019 third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. the world’s 27th most livable city and the capital of the Sunshine state Brisbane’s housing market was the country’s strongest performer in 2022, with a 32% growth in median house prices, according to CoreLogic Brisbane’s dwelling values increased by 42.7% from trough to peak Budget Direct data analysis based on property crime records from Queensland Police reveals the safest postcodes in the city Topping the list is 4055 in North West Brisbane Taking out the silver place is 4070 which encompasses Anstead This area is in southwest Brisbane and records 17 crimes per 1,000 properties In third place is 4061 where The Gap is located The Gap is a northwestern suburb in Brisbane It has a population of 17,318 people according to the 2021 census Next is code 4037 which includes Eatons Hill The area has a crime rate of 23 crimes per 1,000 properties 4154 has a crime rate of 24 crimes per 1,000 properties The postcode encompasses three suburbs north-west of the CBD Bardon West The relatively central area records 26 crimes per 1,000 properties the crime rate is 26 crimes per 1,000 properties The postcode records 30 crimes per 1,000 properties The area neighbours the University of Brisbane campus and includes the suburbs of St Lucia The area has a crime rate of 31 crimes per 1,000 properties Although the postal code covers a vast area the crime rate remains low at 31 crimes per 1,000 properties The coastal area includes three suburbs: Lota The riverside area includes Seventeen Mile Rocks and Sinnamon Park the area records 42 crimes per 1,000 properties Arana Hills and Keperra are three suburbs in northwest Brisbane This seaside postal area includes the suburbs of Bracken Ridge the postcode records only 45 crimes per 1,000 properties 4018 is located in north Brisbane and encompasses Fitzgibbon and Taigum The postcode records 48 crimes per 1,000 properties This postal area contains New Farm and Teneriffe This area is in south Brisbane and includes Holland Park The postal code has a crime rate of 50 crimes per 1,000 properties The postcode property crime rates shown represent the collective statistics of the suburbs within the postcode and do not necessarily reflect the individual suburb property crime rates Property crime data was taken from the Queensland Police accounting for only ‘Unlawful Entry’ and ‘Other Theft (excluding Unlawful Entry)’ events from 2017-2020 Stay up to date with Australia's most important property news through our free email service Get the latest real estate news delivered free to your inbox Living Corporation Pty Ltd (trading as The Property Tribune) ABN 17 159 150 651 provides an information service and factual information only in relation to property This information does not take into account your objectives To consider whether a financial or credit product is right for you speak to a licensed Financial Adviser or Finance Broker before you apply for any product or commit to any plan Consider the product issuer’s Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) before making a purchase decision We do not make any suggestions or recommendations to you about property investment a particular credit or financial services product If you decide to apply for a product or service through our website you will be dealing directly with the provider of that product or service and not with us You should be aware that the service provider may not have access to all providers or all products available in the market Stay up to date with our free emails containing the country’s most important stories with our free email newsletters Full Match Replay: Wests Tigers v Sea Eagles - Round 8 Daly Cherry-Evans is always there in support Turbo injured as Sea Eagles escape with late win over Tigers Wests Tigers v Sea Eagles: Bula handed debut; Schuster