Kris Plumb for Bunbury | Public figure

Kris Plumb for Bunbury

Phone: +61 419 655 928

Address: 75 Victoria St 6230 Bunbury, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.thejubileeroad.org

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25.01.2022 Good times ahead for Bunbury's youth... and youthful!

25.01.2022 Bunbury is one step closer to a Motor Museum in the old South's building.Bunbury is one step closer to a Motor Museum in the old South's building.

25.01.2022 Vote Forward.Vote Forward.

24.01.2022 Great initiative from Bunbury best (purely my opinion) coffee house.

24.01.2022 Would love to hear peoples thoughts on the CDB action plan. There has been some critical media attention that has led to community feedback over the potential reduction of sections of Blair st to one lane either way, but very few comments about the rest of the plan. Ive listened to more than a few residents recently wanting pedestrian priority in the CBD, do you agree or should we keep it to a major 4 lane vehicle thoroughfare? Here are some images from the Plan which you ca...n access in full on the Citys website. I would like to know particularly if you have read the document, and what you think about the 4 pillars, and 11 objectives as displayed in the image here, as the planning & design work is about much more than the work on the Blair st road itself. I have lived in Bunbury my whole life and lot has changed, that area around the train station has not. It needs work I think this action plan if resolved and designed well could really transform the CBD. See more

23.01.2022 For those who have not heard, I am officially campaigning for a seat in Council at the upcoming local government elections. My aim is to contribute to the leadership of this great city through influence, strategic visionary decision making & hopefully by just bringing some more common sense to the table. Please get in touch if you have genuine concerns youd like addressed, and represented in council.

23.01.2022 WINNERS! The City of Bunbury has today been announced the State winner at the Keep Australia Beautiful WA - Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities Awards even...t in Perth. The Tidy Towns awards recognise and reward regional and remote communities who take positive action to protect and enhance their environment. Bunbury was successful thanks to the strength of a number of community projects including the transformation of Koombana Bay, initiatives in litter and waste management, community education, and the Citys commitment to sustainability by diverting 67% of waste from landfill. The City of Bunburys Bunbury Youth / by YAC was also successful in the Young Legends category, recognising the work that has been done in the last 12 months with the Youth Precinct, Shift Youth Festival, community lockers project and youth advocacy in the community. Bunbury was also nominated as a finalist in three other categories: Litter Prevention & Waste Management General Appearance Environmental Sustainability Bunbury will now represent Western Australia at the national Tidy Towns awards in Alice Springs in April 2020. A huge achievement for the City and the entire Bunbury Community.

23.01.2022 We did it! Thankyou to everyone who voted and has supported me over the past 3 years. Theres no way I could have navigated the last few years without some wise... people in my corner. Andrew Frazer Dan Perkins James Hayward Gary Brennan your mentorship has been valued. Josef Bandera you rock my world. Your mum is the best. Michael Lay Colette McEntee Craig Holland your friendship is priceless. Dale & Steph & all our family at Dreambuilders thankyou for your prayers & encouragement. Juan & Julie-ann at ODCF thanks you too for your prayers and care. Kevin & Leith at BFM thankyou for your support. Fullers and all the people who let me put signs up, delivered flyers or just helped spread good rumours- thankyou. To all our Storehouse family thank you for your unwavering support and prayers! We love everyone of you! See more

22.01.2022 Earlier this year I started co-working at Maker & Co in the old Lyric Theatre in town. I have really enjoyed making so many great connections in different fields & look forward to making many more. Thank you Craig & Colette for your support!

20.01.2022 Thankyou Bunbury!! Im lost for words. Lets get to work!Thankyou Bunbury!! Im lost for words. Lets get to work!

20.01.2022 Great to hear continued support for important community groups in Bunbury. Well done Don Punch and thank you Minister Simone McGurk for coming and hearing whats happening locally.

20.01.2022 This is the kind of vision Bunbury needs. It may not be the exact future- but it's positive visionary leadership from people who know it's actually possible. A future like this requires more 'can do' people of influence to step forward.

20.01.2022 Thankyou to all 2134 people who voted for me, I'm sorry it wasn't quite enough. We ran a great campaign, I felt we gave it a good nudge. I'm so thankful for all the support we've received and congratulations to all the elected councilors and to Gary Brennan on another term as Mayor! I'll continue to believe in the people of Bunbury, and influence our future whenever and wherever I can.

18.01.2022 Its National Recycling Week and we will be posting daily tips on how to up your recycling game. Todays tip is to make sure you empty and rinse bottles ...and containers with lids removed. Make sure your recyclables are empty, clean and dry before you throw them in the yellow top bin. When recycling is clean, we can recycle more of it! Containers with lids often still retain a small amount of liquids in them, which then contaminate the recycling loads when they are opened. Small plastic lids such as those from milk, water and soft drink bottles cannot be recycled in kerbside bins. Items smaller than the palm of your hand will fall through the grates at the Material Recovery Facility and wont be recycled. Steel lids can be captured by magnets at the Materials Recovery Facility. Small plastic lids can be taken to our Household Recycling Collection Points for single stream recycling. Check out our near me function on the My 3 Bins app to find out where these can be taken. Our Waste Education Officers will be at the Parks Centre from 10am to 1pm today. Bunbury residents can pick up a free eco kitchen recycling bin.

18.01.2022 Leadership isn't about making all the decisions, and it's not even about making the right decisions... It's about ensuring the best possible decisions are made.

18.01.2022 Seeing the final touches going on the new shelter for the homeless today brings me great joy. Can't say there's much else to be more proud of, than the City of ...Bunbury council being in full agreeance for this to go ahead. Whilst this is certainly not the final solution for our homeless community, it's a step in the right direction. See more

17.01.2022 The Global Leadership Summit is coming to Bunbury on October 5th & 6th. Some of the most influential leaders in the world whom you might pay thousands each to hear from indiviually, 2 full days of leadership gold currently only $129, & if you're a student only $79 Register now! https://goo.gl/s5VeNu

17.01.2022 Looking forward to shaping the best possible future for Bunbury!

16.01.2022 Great to catch up for coffee with John Castrilli yesterday, very insightful conversation ensued. Full steam ahead for the City of Bunbury!

16.01.2022 Good times ahead for Bunburys youth... and youthful!

15.01.2022 I pray for residents all over Bunbury at this time, that you would be at peace in such trying times. For those struggling alone, may someone find you in support. For parents- may you have rest, for families- may you experience peace, for Business owners- may you have wisdom. For those in government, education & health, may the Lord strengthen you. And for all of us, may we unite as one community & stay grateful for life & one-another. "These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world. Jesus.

15.01.2022 Your family... your business... your future. >A vote for me, is a vote for growing opportunities. >I want to create opportunities for all residents, and leave no one behind in the process. >I'll be looking to Increase the percentage of tender funds to local business.... >I strongly believe in healthy, active, & inclusive communities in our City, and I'll be doing all I can to ensure that the people in those communities come first. >We need to act now on the CBD revitalization plan. >And I'll be asking for a independent health audit of the City of Bunbury, and implement strategies to improve the health of the organization, making it both a vibrant and enjoyable place to work, & an efficient service to the rate payer. See more

15.01.2022 >>>BUNBURY BUSINESS OWNERS - REMPLAN SURVEY <<< Insights from the survey and subsequent REMPLAN analysis will be provided to federal, state and local governments to enable a targeted response that addresses the impact to local businesses, local employment and in turn broader supply chains. https://surveys.remplan.com.au/s3/REMPLAN-COVID-19-ABEIS

15.01.2022 Thankyou Bunbury!! I'm lost for words. Let's get to work!Thankyou Bunbury!! I'm lost for words. Let's get to work!

15.01.2022 Some say you're meant to make promises when campaigning. Here's a few. I promise to stay educated and informed on local issues... I promise to listen I promise to work hard I promise to be at council meetings (inc briefing sessions) I promise to fight for inclusion I promise to work for the city's CBD development & I promise to apply wisdom to every decision that comes before me See more

14.01.2022 If I were to try & surpass my great grandfathers service on the Katanning roads board, I will have to remain elected until 2069! What an inspiration!

14.01.2022 LEADERSHIP IS NOT MAKING ALL THE DECISIONS BUT ENSURING THE BEST DECISIONS ARE MADELEADERSHIP IS NOT MAKING ALL THE DECISIONS BUT ENSURING THE BEST DECISIONS ARE MADE

14.01.2022 Residents of Bunbury, I was born here, raised here, and have never left the city. I have a background in small business, owned and run my own, & understand the challenges. I've been married for almost 12 years, am a father of 4 with a mortgage and all the real world challenges you're also facing. I need your support, and your vote to represent you on council. Drop me a message or call this week if I can help with anything.

13.01.2022 Id like to take a moment to acknowledge & commend our CEO, directors, managers and all city staff at every level & team, during a very tough time as an organisation & community. Leadership matters always, but its times like these that quality leaders step forward and lead with sacrifice and selfless decision making. Over the last 7 days and more, Ive seen personally how our city CEO has, with sincere dedication, displayed these attributes. At tonights council briefing sess...ion there was a great sense of unanimity around some critical council decisions. Conflict will always exist, and is neccessary. But through positive conflict resolution comes deeper commitment to each other, and this is very different to basic agreement, it is forged. There is no such perfect leader. Whilst some are taking this opportunity to bash leaders at a national, state & (hopefully not yet) local level, I would implore anyone and everyone to lead with unity, and a spirit of togetherness, as we will all need to shoulder the burden of this season together. Much of tonights discussion was around readiness to shoulder our portion. Bunbury community, may I ask you speak well of our council, our Mayor, our CEO & our staff whenever you can, despite your views of past experience. Were in this together. God bless.

13.01.2022 It’s National Recycling Week and we will be posting daily tips on how to up your recycling game. Today’s tip is to make sure you empty and rinse bottles ...and containers with lids removed. Make sure your recyclables are empty, clean and dry before you throw them in the yellow top bin. When recycling is clean, we can recycle more of it! Containers with lids often still retain a small amount of liquids in them, which then contaminate the recycling loads when they are opened. Small plastic lids such as those from milk, water and soft drink bottles cannot be recycled in kerbside bins. Items smaller than the palm of your hand will fall through the grates at the Material Recovery Facility and won’t be recycled. Steel lids can be captured by magnets at the Materials Recovery Facility. Small plastic lids can be taken to our Household Recycling Collection Points for single stream recycling. Check out our near me function on the My 3 Bins app to find out where these can be taken. Our Waste Education Officers will be at the Parks Centre from 10am to 1pm today. Bunbury residents can pick up a free eco kitchen recycling bin.

13.01.2022 If you haven't donated blood yet - and yours is good to save lives. Get to it! What are you waiting for? It only takes 30 mins or so, and you get to sit back and recline whilst the good folks at Red Cross host you with food and drinks!

12.01.2022 Residents of Glen Iris, I live & have worked in Glen Iris, & have done so for the best part of 30 years. I am the best positioned candidate for the City of Bunbury to represent you on issues such as; 1. The development of the Moorlands side of Vittoria road, & making sure abundant public open space and amenities are incorporated. 2. Reducing crime & vandalism. 3. The noise & smell pollution coming from picton industrial estate.... 4. Traffic on Vittoria rd, and the Dodson road intersection black spot. 5. Any teething problems with the step-up/step-down mental health service on Vittoria Rd. Please allow me the opportunity to support you and the needs in Glen Iris.

12.01.2022 The scooters are here! Get the Beam app and go, just dont wring the throttle first or the alarm will go off!

12.01.2022 Results are back in on the local small business economy survey. Bunbury is well positioned, although many are still struggling, our optimism and determination will get us through!

12.01.2022 "the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured. Kurt Vonnegut"the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured. Kurt Vonnegut

11.01.2022 I was honoured last week to join with some of Bunbury's finest community leaders, to a round-table discussion with the minister for Innovation, science, forestry, tourism (& a host of others) David Kelly. I was humbled by the attitude of these leaders, many of whom do not seek the spotlight & are busy working for their respective communities, yet brought healthy feedback to the Minister for future support in Bunbury.

11.01.2022 Your perspective matters! Please take the time to give your feedback

10.01.2022 I managed to get some kind words out of my friend Andrew recently. We've been mates for many years & though we have very different goals we're working on, the way we acheive them is very similar. Thank you for your support Andrew & Drea!

10.01.2022 Allison, Josef & all the wonderful people at WA iSports hold a very special place in my life. We spent some time together recently to catchup on what has been a few big years for their club building into stronger & more inclusive communities. Thank you for your support Allison & Josef!

10.01.2022 Oh, & I promise to bring back common sense.

09.01.2022 I was honoured last week to join with some of Bunburys finest community leaders, to a round-table discussion with the minister for Innovation, science, forestry, tourism (& a host of others) David Kelly. I was humbled by the attitude of these leaders, many of whom do not seek the spotlight & are busy working for their respective communities, yet brought healthy feedback to the Minister for future support in Bunbury.

09.01.2022 This is the kind of leadership Bunbury needs more of. Pioneers willing to give big risks the effort they require to bring success and prosperity to a community, & a council willing to support. Well done Troy & the COB! Looking forward to surfing it!

09.01.2022 Vote for less Drama.Vote for less Drama.

08.01.2022 Today the South West Smart Hub has gone live. The Smart Hub is an interactive web portal designed to help people access the support they need while facing ...the challenges and impacts of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Local businesses and organisations have rallied together to create the South West Smart Hub to help business owners, staff and the wider community find the support they need to help survive the crisis. The initiative has been developed by more than 40 community leaders, business owners and local organisations who have helped shape the portal and its content. The Smart Hub features the latest Government information and help in three key areas; Business Support and Assistance, Mental Health and Business Resilience and Business Mentoring. Each of these key areas are being driven by a local subgroup consisting of subject content experts, each volunteering their time to help the community. The Portal can be found at: https://southwestsmarthub.org.au

08.01.2022 Bunbury is one step closer to a Motor Museum in the old Souths building.Bunbury is one step closer to a Motor Museum in the old Souths building.

08.01.2022 I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge & commend our CEO, directors, managers and all city staff at every level & team, during a very tough time as an organisation & community. Leadership matters always, but it's times like these that quality leaders step forward and lead with sacrifice and selfless decision making. Over the last 7 days and more, I've seen personally how our city CEO has, with sincere dedication, displayed these attributes. At tonights council briefing sess...ion there was a great sense of unanimity around some critical council decisions. Conflict will always exist, and is neccessary. But through positive conflict resolution comes deeper commitment to each other, and this is very different to basic agreement, it is forged. There is no such perfect leader. Whilst some are taking this opportunity to bash leaders at a national, state & (hopefully not yet) local level, I would implore anyone and everyone to lead with unity, and a spirit of togetherness, as we will all need to shoulder the burden of this season together. Much of tonight's discussion was around readiness to shoulder our portion. Bunbury community, may I ask you speak well of our council, our Mayor, our CEO & our staff whenever you can, despite your views of past experience. We're in this together. God bless.

07.01.2022 You cannot complain later if you didnt vote NOW!

07.01.2022 https://www.pm.gov.au/me/1-8-billion-boost-local-government SOME MUCH NEEDED GOOD NEWS!

06.01.2022 You cannot complain later if you didn't vote NOW!

06.01.2022 We did it! Thankyou to everyone who voted and has supported me over the past 3 years. There's no way I could have navigated the last few years without some wise... people in my corner. Andrew Frazer Dan Perkins James Hayward Gary Brennan your mentorship has been valued. Josef Bandera you rock my world. Your mum is the best. Michael Lay Colette McEntee Craig Holland your friendship is priceless. Dale & Steph & all our family at Dreambuilders thankyou for your prayers & encouragement. Juan & Julie-ann at ODCF thanks you too for your prayers and care. Kevin & Leith at BFM thankyou for your support. Fullers and all the people who let me put signs up, delivered flyers or just helped spread good rumours- thankyou. To all our Storehouse family thank you for your unwavering support and prayers! We love everyone of you! See more

06.01.2022 2020 in Review. What a year it has been! You will hear that phrase a bit, but for me I say it in a positive light, personally I feel good about the year that has been. Personal achievements for me this year include completing my local government training and assisting coaching the year 3/4 team at Carey Park FC through a shortened season, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Also we took any spare time available to start extensions on our home in Glen Iris, which we hope to be finishe...Continue reading

06.01.2022 The City of Bunbury will be one of many organisations choosing respect in support of a local initiative next week. Choose Respect Day in Bunbury is a conce...pt driven by Choose Respect Bunbury and been established to further engage and empower the community to develop a culture of respect. The emphasis on the day is for every individual to think about their own words, thoughts and actions throughout the day and to show some care and share some kindness. The date of Choose Respect Day (Wednesday 13 November) has been selected to coincide with World Kindness Day. As well as the City, local day care centres, aged care facilities and a number of local schools will also be participating in activities on the day as well as in excess of 20 businesses in the Bunbury CBD. Bunburys iconic Koombana Footbridge will be lit up in the Choose Respect colours of blue and yellow on Wednesday evening. Photos and messages can be posted to the Choose Respect Bunbury Facebook page and images tagged with #chooserespectday and #bekindbunbury on Instagram throughout the day.

05.01.2022 Looking forward to meeting more great people in our community with James Hayward & Emma Nesbitt - if your free come down and show your support!

05.01.2022 Looking forward to raising some money and awareness for those in need tomorrow with Bunbury Global Soup.

05.01.2022 As we approach the end of another school year, I want to take a moment to thank Grace Christian School, and all the amazing staff & teachers that make up, witho...ut reservation, the best school in Bunbury. In any organisation you can have alot of shiny things, but at the top of the list CULTURE IS ALWAYS KING. And money or time cant buy it! You have to produce it through decades of hard work (together) and forge it. Then follow it up with many more years of even harder work to preserve it. So to Hugo & all the amazing team of staff, teachers, assitants, board members, tutors, mums, dads, coaches, mentors, workers, contractors, musicians, artists, students & more, THANK YOU!! Have the most amazing break & Christmas Holidays with YOUR family. See more

04.01.2022 City of Bunbury Local Government Election THERE IS STILL TIME TO VOTE --> The most commonly asked question over the course of this campaign is 'Why am I running as a candidate?' Well here's my most succinct answer. Please like & share!

04.01.2022 I managed to get some kind words out of my friend Andrew recently. Weve been mates for many years & though we have very different goals were working on, the way we acheive them is very similar. Thank you for your support Andrew & Drea!

03.01.2022 Cant wait to surf this with my kids!

03.01.2022 Can't wait to surf this with my kids!

02.01.2022 Well done Mark McGowan & co.

02.01.2022 I had the privelege of delivering a talk recently with an audience that included the wonderful Mayor to the City of Wanneroo, Tracey Roberts. We had a great chat afterwards and captured this small clip of her encouragement in campaigning for Bunbury City Council. For the record, Wanneroo is the second largest, and the fastest growing LGA in the country. Tracey has a big job but remains positive and was very insightful to learn from.

02.01.2022 Vote for Common Sense.Vote for Common Sense.

01.01.2022 Have your say Bunbury...

01.01.2022 Huge thank you to everyone who came down to the Rose tonight for our forum! Great night, love meeting some more great people of Bunbury.