November 13, 2024
It is an absolute honour to be returned as the State Member for Nanango and as a member of the new Crisafulli Government as we work to deliver a fresh start of Queensland.
I would especially like to thank the people of the Nanango Electorate for putting their faith in me to continue to represent them in the Queensland Parliament.
My priority will be the key issues affecting our region, including the poor state of our road network, youth crime, access to health services and housing shortages.
This is what I’ll be working to achieve for our Nanango Electorate communities – right across the South Burnett, Somerset, northern Toowoomba, Cherbourg and western Gympie areas.
As a passionate advocate for regional Queensland, I am committed to ensuring our region has access to the same quality of services as our city cousins.
I also believe that areas like ours are the growth centre of Queensland and it is my priority to ensure our region gets its fair share.
I’ll be working hard each and every day because I love this area, and the people who call our beautiful part of the world home.
I am also humbled to have been given the opportunity to serve as Queensland’s Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister for Integrity in the Crisafulli Government.
A big thanks must also go to the many volunteers who supported me during the election campaign and on voting day. I can’t thank them enough for their time and dedication.
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Visit to Kingaroy Courthouse
One of my first duties as the new Attorney-General, Minister for Justice and Minister for Integrity, was a visit to the Kingaroy Courthouse.
It was an important opportunity following the outcome of the recent State Election and my appointment as Attorney-General to head back to Kingaroy and meet with staff at my local courthouse.
The Kingaroy Courthouse is a vital part of our local justice system and as Attorney-General, I’m committed to ensuring all communities like ours have access to fair, transparent, and efficient justice.
It was also a very special moment for me, having spent so much time at the Kingaroy Courthouse as a local solicitor, to be able to head home and show my support and appreciation to the courthouse staff.
I look forward to working together with all our local courthouses to build a stronger, safer Queensland.
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Thank You To Volunteers
It was lovely to take some time to personally thank the incredible volunteers who stepped up to support me during the election campaign.
Their countless volunteer hours, hanging signs on fences and all-round support to me as the Member for Nanango was instrumental in the great outcome.
To Zac Dennien, my campaign manager and all-round superstar, thank you for your energy, dedication and passion.
