Tim Frazer | Politician
Tim Frazer
Phone: +61 7 3412 5507
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25.01.2022 Please take note of this if you would usually light fires on your property on a weekend.
25.01.2022 For those who are struggling and are in need of food for your family, the post below will interest you. This organisation does an amazing job at providing free food for families.
24.01.2022 KRANK activities for teens should be a big hit Logan City Councils popular KRANK school holiday program returns for the forthcoming school holidays with the program featuring fun outdoor and indoor activities especially for teens. Youth activities, for those aged 12 to 17, include knee boarding, freestyle BMX, cooking classes and macram and jewellery workshops.... A range of activities for children aged 5 to 11 are also available but some are already near booking capacity. All activities are free or low-cost. KRANK was suspended for the last two school holidays but Council has been able to kickstart the program again by introducing enhanced safety and social distancing measures. All activities and providers will have COVID-Safe plans in place, in line with Queensland Health guidelines. City Lifestyle Committee Chair, Councillor Laurie Koranski said the return of the KRANK school holiday program was another step forward in the citys recovery from the effects of the pandemic. Our KRANK program is always popular and books out very quickly so it will be great to see it back these school holidays, Cr Koranski said. It caters to a wide variety of interests and the activities are free or low-cost which is important for many families these days. We ask people to register because some spaces are limited. Booking early is the best way to ensure your teen doesnt miss out on the fun. The KRANK school holiday program will run from Saturday, September 19 to Sunday, October 4. Bookings are open now and an online activity guide is available for each day. For more information visit logan.qld.gov.au/krankteens
24.01.2022 Last night I attended the community leaders connect forum end of year party with my colleagues Councillor Tony Hall - Representing the people of Division 6 Logan City and Natalie Willcocks Councillor Division 11 Logan City Council. Access Community Services Ltd organises this awesome event and they do an awesome job in our community. My colleagues and I were able to meet and chat with many of the community leaders of Logan. We all had an opportunity to say a few words to e...veryone and two of us presented some awards to a few of the well deserving community leaders. I would also like to pay tribute to the hard working Council staff who help community groups to meet and work together. You all know who you are and we all appreciate the work you do in our communities.
24.01.2022 Everyone hopefully by now knows about this amazing organisation. If you are struggling to provide food for your families, on Friday you can get some food for free at the address and times below.
23.01.2022 Today I and council officers had a meeting with Denise and Kathy who are the President and committee member respectively of the Browns Plains Mets Rugby Union. The club is a junior rugby union club located in division 7. We discussed the progress of the clubs proposed new club house. I am hopeful this project will be completed, as the club house plans attached to the board in the below picture, are exciting for the club and the community.
23.01.2022 This is good news for all of the children. The Premier has signed Santa’s waiver so he can come to QLD for Christmas
22.01.2022 It is free Friday again! If you or anyone you know is in need of food due to the current tough times people are experiencing, please read the below post with the details of the food giveaway.
21.01.2022 Last night I was curious about what is at the Waller Park Family Fun Fair. I took my wife and young son there for an hour and we enjoyed ourselves a lot. The staff at the fair were friendly and COVID procedures are in place to keep everyone safe. For those who miss attending the EKKA this year, the fair will quench your appetite for EKKA food and rides. ... Keep an eye on their Facebook page for opening times and for what they have to offer.
21.01.2022 Many organisations are getting into the EKKA spirit and Lighthouse Care is one of them. I know many families are doing it tough so get on down to their shop in Hillcrest and grab a show bag and affordable food.
20.01.2022 Mayor appeals for safer roads The City of Logan Mayor Darren Power has called on motorists to put road safety first to reverse the citys tragic road toll. Twelve people have died on Logan roads this year, seven more than the same time last year. ... This comes despite reduced traffic volumes as a result of the COVID-19 lockdowns earlier this year. Cr Power said Queensland Road Safety Week (QRSW) is a good time for drivers to reflect on their behaviour. Its tragic that 12 lives have been lost in Logan this year and unless attitudes change that number will rise, Cr Power said. Im urging everyone to think about how their actions on the road could affect their lives and the lives of others. Through the challenges of COVID-19, most Logan residents have done the right thing by the community. I hope that civic-mindedness continues on our roads. City Infrastructure Committee Chairperson Councillor Teresa Lane said bad behaviours such as speeding, tailgating and running red lights are responsible for a large portion all serious crashes. Unfortunately drivers with bad habits and bad attitudes increase the likelihood of a crash and its time to call them out, Cr Lane said. As part of QRSW Transport and Main Roads is encouraging drivers to Sign up for Road Safety by putting up a sign sharing a road safety message, then taking a photo and sending it to [email protected]. SafeRoads4Logan is a partnership between Logan City Council, the Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Police Service, Queensland Health and RACQ. SafeRoads4Logan is designed to keep our roads, roadsides and road users safe. Its vision is to create a city where everyone can travel in safety, respect the rights of others and behave responsibly. Visit logan.qld.gov.au/saferoads4logan-2 for more information on helping lower our road toll.
19.01.2022 There is a planned burn at the Greenbank Military Training area this morning. Smoke will be visible across the western side of division 7 particularly Forestdale and Boronia Heights and some of division 11. Those conducting the burning will be watching over the burning until it is safe for them to leave.
17.01.2022 School holiday fun heads online in Logan Logan students can keep busy during the coming school holidays with an array of activities from Logan Libraries to enjoy at home. Curious young minds can enjoy a free virtual kitchen chemistry workshop presented by Street Science via Google Classroom.... Children will have the chance to make their own slushies using science skills. Participants will need to gather the materials they need at home before taking part. Young creatives can also enjoy free illustration sessions. The different sessions for primary and high school-aged children on Wednesday, September 23 will feature artist, author and song writer Gregg Dreise. The sessions will include an engaging musical and storytelling session titled My culture and me. There will also be character drawing and story board sessions. All sessions hosted by Mr Dreise will be held online via Zoom. Families can also collect STEAM swags at their local library that include science or robotic activities. Childrens curiosity will be sparked through the home robots which will allow them to investigate coding. Free plant, plane, engineering, dreamcatchers and clay creations kits will be available to be reserved online for pick-up at the local library branch. Register to join in a session full of ideas on how to use these different kits or share some ideas and creations of your own. These free virtual sessions will take place throughout the school holidays via MS Teams. For more information or to book into one of the live-streamed sessions head online to loganlibraries.org/whats-on/
16.01.2022 Logan development information at your finger tips City of Logan residents are being kept at the forefront of development news across the city thanks to an online service that has proved to be an instant hit. Logan City Councils online Development Enquiry Tool was launched in July, joining other features within the award-winning Logan PD Hub.... The new tool provides access to all planning, building and plumbing applications lodged with Council. Search features allow customers to discover whats happening in a particular street or suburb with emailed notifications available. There is also easy access to development application plans and approval documents, along with planning scheme information and as-constructed plans for properties. Interactive mapping and dashboards present the type and location of approvals in the city over the last five years. Logan City Council Mayor Darren Power said the new Development Enquiry Tool enhances Councils customer service. "It puts development information at the communitys fingertips and increases transparency about development in our city," Cr Power said. "It is a great addition to Councils popular PD Hub which provides all the necessary planning and development tools in one easy-to-use platform. Council thanks the State Government for providing the innovation funds ($50,000) and giving us the opportunity to improve the services we offer our community. Queensland Treasurer, Planning Minister and Member for Woodridge Cameron Dick said the Innovation and Improvement Fund has helped councils across the state improve their planning systems. Efficient and improved planning systems to enable appropriate development will be even more vital as we move forward with our economic recovery, Mr Dick said. We know there will be tough times ahead for the Queensland economy, and thats why we are delivering a comprehensive economic recovery plan that focuses on creating jobs and getting Queenslanders back to work. For more information on the Logan Development Enquiry Tool go to https://devet.loganhub.com.au/. Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge are the preferred browsers.
15.01.2022 Good evening everyone. Please check the new contact tracing locations. A few are in division 7.
15.01.2022 For those residents living in Park Ridge and Boronia Heights in division 7 please read the below post. This could affect your property briefly, however the rewards will be better fire hydrants.
15.01.2022 Community concerns to inform safety strategies Logan City Council is seeking feedback from the Logan community to further develop and prioritise its community safety and crime prevention programs. The annual Safe City Logan Community Survey will be open from August 17 until September 13. ... Residents can access the survey via a link on Councils website, logan.qld.gov.au City Lifestyle Committee Chairperson, Councillor Laurie Koranski, said understanding community concerns was vital in developing public safety strategies. As part of the survey, we will be keen to understand community sentiment on Councils various safety programs, Cr Koranski said. The survey will also seek feedback from residents on how safe they feel in various places in the City of Logan, as well as their suggestions on how to improve the safety of those public areas. I encourage everyone to take part and to help us form a good understanding of the safety requirements of our Logan community. Participants must be aged 12 years or over. For more information on the survey, phone Councils Community Services Branch on 3412 4608 or email [email protected]
15.01.2022 Nominations open for Logan design awards The search is on to acknowledge creative design projects that have enhanced the City of Logan. The Logan Urban Design Awards (LUDA) is a biennial event that recognises excellence in design and delivery across projects big and small.... Nominations are now open to projects, businesses or events within Logan that were completed from 2017 to the present. Judging will be in four categories - Master Planning; Landscape Architecture and Urban Infrastructure; Architecture and Business; and, Programs and Events. One of the jewels in the Yarrabilba crown, the booming suburbs The Retreat estate was the overall winner in the last LUDA awards. In choosing The Retreat which features the innovative Buxton Park - as the 2018 LUDA overall winner, judges praised the estate for creating great places that are enjoyable and prosperous. This project is recognised for connectivity to the residential catchment, accessibility to and through the open space . . . (and) a high standard of master-planning, design, construction and community development, the judges said. Nominations for all four categories close on Sunday, September 13. Entries are open to everyone from major developers through to sole operator businesses. To nominate visit logan.qld.gov.au/LUDA. Winners will be published in the December edition of Our Logan magazine.
15.01.2022 Experts offer online pandemic recovery support Logan Libraries will share valuable tips to help local businesses and residents bounce back from some of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The free courses will help people develop the skills they need in business or to boost their career.... Logan Libraries has also partnered with Digital Springboard to host the Simple ways to keep your money safe online session. It will run from 10.30am to noon on Wednesday, September 30 via Microsoft Teams. Learn about privacy protections, money management tools and how to spot online scams. Another session on Thursday, October 8 will teach the tricks of online selling. This will help people cash in on their COVID-19 cleaning and decluttering sessions without having a garage sale so they can make a little extra money. Little Miss Organised will present the Successful online selling in a COVID-19 world session from 6.30pm to 7.30pm via Zoom. Find out how to advertise items and five mistakes to avoid at all cost. For more information and to register for all sessions visit loganlibraries.org/whats-on/
15.01.2022 In December I have stood on the side of the road a couple of times each week wishing everyone who drives by a Merry Christmas. Here are a few picture of me with my signs And yes I was out in the rain a few weeks ago and it was fine. ... This is an amendment to this post as I did not have a photo until now, this morning my friend and colleague Jon Raven - Deputy Mayor of Logan also joined me this to wish residents a Merry Christmas. Thanks everyone for responding to my waves by waving back or making friendly signs and I look forward to seeing some of you when I am out and about in the community over the next year. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!
14.01.2022 Residents urged to speak up about impacts of Inland Rail City of Logan residents who may be impacted by the Inland Rail project are encouraged to raise their concerns at public information sessions in December. The sessions are being run by Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC), the Federal Government-owned entity delivering the proposed freight connection between Brisbane and Melbourne....Continue reading
14.01.2022 It is free Friday again. Please read the post below if you are struggling for food during these tough times. Again thanks to this amazing organisation for this awesome, free and much needed service to our community!
14.01.2022 This is another job opportunity that is not too far away for some division 7 residents. Please read the below post for information about what is required and how to apply.
14.01.2022 I started the Movember thing without the intention of completing the challenge but in the end I did leave the mo alone for the full 30 days. It was a mixed bag of whether or not people thought it suited me and I had comments such as it makes me look older to it would suit me if a mo was in fashion. I personally hated it as did my wife and I am glad it is gone as it was quite itchy. It was all for a good cause in the end. ... As I was not initially committed to completing the full month challenge, I did not register for this event, however the below link takes you to the Movember website and you can donate to the cause without having someone to allocate the donation to. https://au.movember.com/donate This is a great cause as men find it tough to talk about their mental health, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. I hope the men reading this post keep an eye out for one another and check their bodies for signs of the above mentioned cancers and see their doctors if they find any thing suspicious. All the best to everyone and perhaps next year everyone will see me sporting another mo!
13.01.2022 Southern Stars Baseball Club is one of many sporting clubs located in division 7 and they are recruiting players for the upcoming season. Get on down there this Saturday or send an email to the address on their page.
13.01.2022 On Monday some residents in Browns Plains will have water disruptions. On Tuesday some residents in Boronia Heights will have water disruptions. On Wednesday some residents in Hillcrest will have water disruptions. ... If you live in the above suburbs and you received a letter in the mail outlining how you will have disruptions to your water, please ensure you are prepared. If you did not receive a letter, your water service will continue as normal. Have a great week!
12.01.2022 Just another reminder that on Monday a number of streets in Boronia Heights will be affected by water disruptions for hydrant replacements. On Wednesday a number of houses in Forestdale will also be affected by the same reason as above. Residents affected have received letters in the mail and there is a frequently asked questions sheet with the letter. ... If there are any concerns, call the number provided in the letter or call 3412 3412. Please ensure all affected properties have sufficient water stored and once the works are completed the water will be turned back on. Thank you in advance for your understanding of this important matter.
12.01.2022 This morning I walked through Boronia Bushland Reserve with my colleague Natalie Willcocks Councillor Division 11 Logan City Council. I was able to show Natalie all of the nice things in the park especially the new toilet block. During the walk, we were pleased to see two of our hard working council rangers patrolling the park. They were there in response to complaints from residents about illegal dirt bike riding in the park. We had an opportunity to quickly chat with the rangers about their shiny new bikes and how they patrol the parks in our city. The rangers do a fantastic job and if you see them in the parks, give them a friendly wave
11.01.2022 This is an article that the State Member for Logan Linus Power wrote. Linus mentions how well the community reacted to the recent COVID-19 situation that Parklands Christian College endured. I know the school is not specifically in division 7, however many people from division 7 were affected by this situation, whether it was because they have children who attend the school or they shopped at locations the young ladies attended whilst COVID positive. The people of Logan reacted appropriately and got tested as requested to ensure everyone in the community remains safe. We are an example of what a community should do in times of uncertainty.
11.01.2022 If anyone is interested in having your say on how your Council engages with the community, please click on the below link.
10.01.2022 Time to be water smart again Logan Water is urging residents to do their bit to conserve water as summer approaches. Bulk water provider Seqwater has increased production at the Gold Coast Desalination plant to keep the South-East Queenslands dams topped up after the combined level fell to 60 per cent.... Infrastructure Committee Chairperson Teresa Lane said residents have been doing a good job of keeping water use down but it is time to step up our efforts. There are simple things we can all do that make a big difference, Cr Lane said. Checking your household plumbing for leaks, taking shorter showers and not watering in the heat of the day are ways you can help. Logan residents have a great track record of preserving water so its important we keep that up, especially as the weather warms up. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a wetter than average summer and water restrictions wont be considered until the combined dam level falls to 50 per cent. But that is no reason for complacency, Cr Lane said. Water restrictions can have a big impact on our lifestyles so its important we do everything we can to prevent them from being necessary. Seqwater recommends a daily usage limit of 150 litres per day/per person. For handy tips on how to save water visit logan.qld.gov.au/water-and-sewerage/water-saving-tips-home To play its part, Council has created a dedicated drought management team responsible for ensuring we are as water efficient as possible, as both a provider and user of drinking water. Council also regularly inspects its network of water supply mains, pump stations and reservoirs for any leaks.
10.01.2022 The safe city survey is now open for any feedback. Please have your say so we can know how everyone feels about safety in everyones communities.
09.01.2022 Please read and share. The community has done an amazing job during these COVID times, so let us continue to work together to ensure we all stay safe!
09.01.2022 It is free Friday again. This amazing organisation is providing a great service to the community by providing free food items that will help out local families. Please read the below post to find the details about where and when this will occur.
09.01.2022 This is a list of COVID contact tracing locations. If you experience any symptoms please get tested. Stay safe!
08.01.2022 Procurement and Appropriations Committee Today was Councils inaugural Procurement and Appropriations Committee chaired by Councillor Jacob Heremaia. This committee aims to find better ways to improve the procurement process by learning the procurement process and the limitations it brings. Council spends approximately $500 million per annum and any way Councillors can help to reduce costs will be good for rate payers. ... Members of the committee are myself, Councillor Jacob Heremaia, Councillor Lisa Bradley, Scott Bannan Division 9, Miriam Stemp Division 10 Councillor - Dedicated to the Community of Logan and Natalie Willcocks Councillor Division 11 Logan City Council.
08.01.2022 If you or someone you know is interested in a traineeship or apprenticeship, keep an eye on the Logan Jobs website and Facebook page. Opportunities are regularly posted, including those available now and those that will start in 2021. You can register for free alerts at www.loganjobs.com.au, and remember to follow on Facebook: @loganjobs.com.au.
07.01.2022 It was certainly great to watch the game and it was heart breaking to see our team lose by such a small amount.
07.01.2022 I would encourage anyone looking for local jobs to check out loganjobs.com.au.
07.01.2022 Logan looks to live well again Logans popular active and healthy program, Live Well Logan has re-launched following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. The program will embrace enhanced safety and social distancing measures in line with Queensland Health regulations.... City Lifestyle Committee Chairperson, Councillor Laurie Koranski said while the first half of the year had been tough, there was much to look forward to for the remainder of the year. Keeping fit and healthy has never been so important and we know regular exercise can have a profoundly positive impact on mental health and well-being, Cr Koranski said. Since we made the decision to cancel the program in March in line with health directives at the time, we have worked hard to put together a new program that allows people to maintain a healthy lifestyle in a safe way. As we approach the end of winter and with the days getting warmer, the timing to enjoy this fantastic program couldnt be better. The active and healthy lifestyle program will feature more than 120 activities across the city. These include a range of cooking workshops, environmental activities, fitness and sports and well-being workshops to choose from. The activities are designed to suit everyone regardless of their age, gender, mobility or work schedule. Most sessions are $5 per person or less. The program will run until December 13. For more information about Live Well Logan and activities visit logan.qld.gov.au/livewellevents A list of division 7 activities is below however check the website in case anything changes.
07.01.2022 Bookings for the KRANK January school holiday program open 9am, Monday 14 December 2020 KRANK is jam-packed full of fun school holiday activities for young people aged 5-17 years The January school holiday program will run from Saturday 9 January to Monday 25 January 2021... Details for kids activities (5-11) can be found here: https://www.logan.qld.gov.au/krankkids Details for teens activities (12-17) can be found here: https://www.logan.qld.gov.au/krankteens For more information on the KRANK program, visit: https://www.logan.qld.gov.au/krank Additional information: To keep up to date with KRANK activities and updates please sign up to the KRANK newsletter at https://bit.ly/39KEZov
07.01.2022 At short notice I was able to arrange for a few of my colleagues with their families to attend the Waller Park Family Fun Fair located in division 7. This was clearly a good time for us all. In a years time I will give everyone more notice so we can all hopefully attend. I had the opportunity to chat with some of the owners of the rides and attractions and they appreciate being able to finally work again. Quite a few of these people are up to 6th generation entertainment pr...oviders and had not worked since earlier on this year. I encourage everyone who has not had their EKKA fix for the year to go to Waller Park and enjoy what the fun fair has to offer. It is finishing up tomorrow night. Thank you to Councillor Mindy Russell, Cr Laurie Koranski - Division 4 Logan City Council, Jon Raven - Deputy Mayor of Logan, Councillor Tony Hall - Representing the people of Division 6 Logan City, Councillor Jacob Heremaia, Miriam Stemp Division 10 Councillor - Dedicated to the Community of Logan and Natalie Willcocks Councillor Division 11 Logan City Council for attending and for the great time we all had together.
06.01.2022 United effort gives Logan a trail to success The City of Logan will reap the benefits of a $6.4 million State Government funding injection aimed at rejuvenating local economies. Three shovel-ready projects will share in the Unite and Recover Community Stimulus Package, including Logan City Councils Logan Village to Yarrabilba Rail Trail....Continue reading
06.01.2022 Today I was honoured to attend the graduation of the year 12 students at Browns Plains State High School. It was an emotional and wonderful experience for all in attendance and the performances were superb. I wish every outgoing year 12 student in Logan all the best. I know that everyone can accomplish anything they want as they have adapted and overcome all of the difficulties that COVID has thrown at them this year.
04.01.2022 This amazing organisation is again providing food for free to those struggling to make ends meet. Please read the below post for the details of where the food is being given away and have an awesome weekend!!
04.01.2022 Phones set to ring for communitys feedback on Council services Two phone surveys will be conducted in coming weeks to give Logan residents an opportunity to comment on their satisfaction with Council services, facilities and customer service. The 2020 Logan Listens: Residents Survey will be broken into two separate research pieces, with 800 residents set to be asked about services and facilities, and another 800 residents to be questioned on their thoughts about customer se...rvice. Logan City Council City Governance Committee Chairperson, Councillor Lisa Bradley, said it was important that the organisation and elected members heard feedback directly from residents. Community consultation is a top priority for us as councillors and a major focus for how Council operates, Cr Bradley said. The Logan Listens survey helps us understand how the community ranks the importance of the services delivered by Council, as well as their satisfaction in how those services are delivered. This helps us with planning and decision making for future priorities, and also where we need to make improvements. If we hear feedback that something is particularly important to the community, then we should be focusing on that. IRIS Research will begin phoning residents from Monday, September 21, and will call both landlines and mobile phones to capture feedback from a range of demographics. The surveys will take about 10 minutes to complete. I encourage residents to take the time to complete the survey if they are called as the information will be invaluable for making the City of Logan a better place to live, Cr Bradley said. The survey has been conducted since 2010. Council will publish the 2020 survey results on its website when they become available.
02.01.2022 This meeting should be of interest to anyone who lives in Hillcrest. I will be there and I look forward to seeing all attendees there.
02.01.2022 Around a month after my election, I spoke to some residents who were using the dog park in Middle Park in Boronia Heights. The residents said they would like a second gate in the dog parks for safety and convenience. I asked council officers if this would be possible and if it was a good idea. I received an answer of yes to both questions and the gate installations would be put on a list of future projects. Recently the gates were installed and today I inspected the new gat...es. Thanks to the members of the community who suggested this sensible project and to the council officers for assisting me in improving the dog park. This is a great outcome and I hope to get plenty more of the small things fixed for the community as per my campaign pledge. If there are any suggested improvements anyone has not told me about, please do not hesitate to email me on [email protected] and I will look into your suggestions.
02.01.2022 The following should be of interest to many people in the community. We recently endorsed the long awaited Hooning Action Plan. An online article from Council can be accessed by clicking on the following link:... https://www.logan.qld.gov.au//action-plan-to-stamp-out-hoo The details of the action plan can be accessed by clicking on the following link: https://www.logan.qld.gov.au/hooning We have a bit if a wait to implement all of the recommendations, however I am certain that once everything is implemented, we will see a reduction in hooning offences in our communities. Councillor Jacob Heremaia Councillor Tony Hall - Representing the people of Division 6 Logan City Cr Laurie Koranski - Division 4 Logan City Council Cr Karen Murphy - Division 12 Logan
02.01.2022 This is a reminder for those who received a letter in the mail regarding water disruptions for this coming week to prepare yourself to have no water for the time stated in your letter. Residents in the following suburbs will be affected: Browns Plains, Hillcrest and Regents Park. If you check your mail and there was no letter about water disruptions, then your water supply will continue as per normal. ... If your water is disrupted and you did not receive a letter or your water is not restored within a reasonable time frame after the set time in the letter, please call 3412 3412 anytime or my office on 3422 5507 during business hours and some one can let you know what has happened. Have a great week!
02.01.2022 Were KRANKing up our school holiday program, and its never been this much fun! Make new friends and learn new skills with our FREE and low-cost activities. Bookings will open from 9am, Monday 7 September and activities start 19 September and go through until 4 October. For more information visit http://bit.ly/krankevents.
01.01.2022 Yesterday afternoon I drove around Browns Plains for a few hours to check if everyone’s kerb side collection had been taken away. I found a few areas that had been missed. I have reported these and hopefully the missed items will be removed soon. If anyone left old tyres or other excluded items on the footpath, these will not be collected so please take them back and dispose of them at the tip. ... Tomorrow I will be checking the parts of Regents Park in Division 7. I have done my best to check every street, however I might have missed a street or two. If anyone in Browns Plains or Regents Park in Division 7 have not had their rubbish removed please let me know and I will report it. The easiest way to report this is to comment on this post with your address. Alternatively you can email my office at [email protected] or call 3412 5507.
