Funding boost for 40 local sporting champions
Five sets of siblings are among the 40 recipients of the latest Local Sporting Champions round of funding.
Keith Pitt is the Federal Member for Hinkler. Since he was elected in 2013 he has continued to work hard to deliver for the residents in Bundaberg, Hervey Bay and all the small townships in between.
Keith entered politics to be a strong local voice for regional Australia and his focus is on attracting more investment to the region to help build a stronger regional economy and bring more job opportunities now and into the future.
Five sets of siblings are among the 40 recipients of the latest Local Sporting Champions round of funding.
Mr PITT: I rise to speak on the Future Made in Australia Bill 2024, which I have a lot of problems with, and the first is with the title. The title of this bill should be ‘no future for made in Australia manufacturing under this Labor government’ânone; absolutely none. And I’ll go on to explain why that’s the case and line up the facts that demonstrate it.
Mr PITT: Well, the missing link has been found. You can stop looking. Not only has it been found; it’s been delivered. The Boundary Road extension, the missing link in Hervey Bay, has finally been completed as part of the Hinkler Regional Dealâanother project delivered and another critical piece of infrastructure for the people of Hervey Bay and the Fraser Coast. Congratulations to all involved.
Itâs been more than six months since the Queensland State Labor Government stated Paradise Dam could not be reinstated and a new wall needed to be built.