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Councillor Tony Latter

2 days ago

Councillor Tony Latter

🇦🇺🇦🇺 Great to attend 2 Australian Citizen Ceremonies today on National Citizenship Day 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Welcome to the nearly 300 new Australians who will make the region richer. ... See MoreSee Less

🇦🇺🇦🇺 Great to attend 2 Australian Citizen Ceremonies today on National Citizenship Day 🇦🇺🇦🇺 Welcome to the nearly 300 new Australians who will make the region richer.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Councillor Tony Latter

3 days ago

Councillor Tony Latter

The dedicated team at Rotary Caboolture are out again today delivering the RYDA road safety program to local high school students.

This is an important program to show young people who are just about to get their licences the consequences of decisions they make and the impact a moment can have, not only their lives but everyone around them.
With over 1000 deaths on Australian roads last year it is important programmes like this deliver an important message, as one life lost on our roads is one too many. ... See MoreSee Less

The dedicated team at Rotary Caboolture are out again today delivering the RYDA road safety program to local high school students. This is an important program to show young people who are just about to get their licences the consequences of decisions they make and the impact a moment can have, not only their lives but everyone around them. With over 1000 deaths on Australian roads last year it is important programmes like this deliver an important message, as one life lost on our roads is one too many.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Councillor Tony Latter

5 days ago

Councillor Tony Latter

👏👫Pedestrian refuge island for Caboolture River Road👫👏

If your diving down Caboolture River Road today you will see a refuge island and footpath being installed near Walkers Rd. This will give safer connection for kids going to Minimbah State School who have to cross what can be a very dangerous road.
I believe every child deserves a safe way to get to school and I know this will go a long way to helping to achieve that in this location. ... See MoreSee Less

👏👫Pedestrian refuge island for Caboolture River Road👫👏 If your diving down Caboolture River Road today you will see a refuge island and footpath being installed near Walkers Rd. This will give safer connection for kids going to Minimbah State School who have to cross what can be a very dangerous road. I believe every child deserves a safe way to get to school and I know this will go a long way to helping to achieve that in this location.
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Thank you Tony Latter for listening and taking action! I am sure there are many other drivers that travel this stretch of road several times a day and who will now be more aware of children crossing. Thank you for your response to our request.

I drive on this at least two or three times a day and I’m so glad to see you we are getting safer crossings for the kids

Awesome to see this finally happening,before an accident happened,especially children on their way to and from school walking on the road.well done👍

Speed limit needs to be dropped to 60. Just saw it and it seems to be in a very silly spot.... Just after a bend in the road, close to Thornbill Drive and right after the merging lane..... was there really no better place to put it? Why not just put traffic lights at the intersection of Walker's Rd and Caboolture River Rd?

Speed limit should also be dropped in that area 🤔but this is awesome , a lot of kids cross there and it’s very scary to watch

Well overdue but glad its happening thanks for the update

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Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

As Australians, we have a tendency to say ‘hey, how are you?’, and most people respond ‘good’. But a lot of the time the response is automatic.

That’s why ‘Are they really OK?’ is such a great message. We need to ask in a way that will help someone give a genuine response.

There’s all different ways to say it but it is a small way to spark a meaningful conversation that could change someone's life. ... See MoreSee Less

As Australians, we have a tendency to say ‘hey, how are you?’, and most people respond ‘good’. But a lot of the time the response is automatic. That’s why ‘Are they really OK?’ is such a great message. We need to ask in a way that will help someone give a genuine response. There’s all different ways to say it but it is a small way to spark a meaningful conversation that could change someones life.
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Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

❄️🌬Air Conditioning for Woodford Community Hall. 👏👏

I know a lot of people will be glad to see air-conditioning added to the Woodford Community Hall. This will make the hall a lot more useable during hotter days and to make sure this is also more sustainable, solar went onto the hall earlier this year.
This is part of the investment into the hall to make sure we get it up to where it needs to be to be utilized by the community. ... See MoreSee Less

❄️🌬Air Conditioning for Woodford Community Hall. 👏👏 I know a lot of people will be glad to see air-conditioning added to the Woodford Community Hall. This will make the hall a lot more useable during hotter days and to make sure this is also more sustainable, solar went onto the hall earlier this year. This is part of the investment into the hall to make sure we get it up to where it needs to be to be utilized by the community.Image attachment
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It was a great idea from previous committee Councillor Tony Latter

Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

The 120th anniversary of the Australian National Flag celebration this morning at the Caboolture Historical Village was reportedly the largest nationally. Thanks to the efforts of the groups and volunteers who put the day together 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 ... See MoreSee Less

The 120th anniversary of the Australian National Flag celebration this morning at the Caboolture Historical Village was reportedly the largest nationally. Thanks to the efforts of the groups and volunteers who put the day together 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺Image attachmentImage attachment
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Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

Get ready for our BIGGEST Active Holidays program ever! 🎉

We’re offering over 100 free or low-cost activities across our region this spring to make up for cancelled activities over last school holidays 🙌

From nature walks and skateboarding clinics, to stand up paddle boarding and cricket, there’s something for every kid! 🏞 🛹️ 🏄 🏏

Bookings will open at 11am on Thursday 9 September 🗓 So make sure you check out the timetable to plan ahead and keep your little ones entertained over the school holidays.

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Get ready for our BIGGEST Active Holidays program ever! 🎉 We’re offering over 100 free or low-cost activities across our region this spring to make up for cancelled activities over last school holidays 🙌 From nature walks and skateboarding clinics, to stand up paddle boarding and cricket, there’s something for every kid! 🏞 🛹️ 🏄 🏏 Bookings will open at 11am on Thursday 9 September 🗓 So make sure you check out the timetable to plan ahead and keep your little ones entertained over the school holidays. Find out more 👉 mbrc.link/active-holidaysImage attachmentImage attachment
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Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

Should Council regulate short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb? 🛏

Some people think noise nuisances and adverse parking impacts are being caused by short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb 🛑🚗🎶

Other people think short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb are fulfilling a need for more short-term accommodation in the Moreton Bay Region and no regulation of Airbnbs is required at a local government level ✅🆗

What do Council’s Local Laws currently say about this? ⚖ 📖

The operation of share accommodation, being six or more persons sharing one or more facilities (e.g. toilets, laundries) at a residence is regulated by Local Laws. Many short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnbs would not meet this threshold and are therefore not regulated by Council’s Local Laws 📚📑

We recently asked for your issues and ideas on Council’s Local Laws. Your feedback, along with feedback from 100s of other people, has helped us to identify 30 of the most important Local Law issues across the Region - and this is one of them ❗❗
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📢HAVE YOUR SAY📢 Join the debate on how we regulate!

To view the whole survey, visit: mbrc.link/local-laws-review-phase2-csm
To provide feedback on short-term accommodation only, visit: yoursay.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/local-laws-review/survey_tools/questionnaire-issue25 🙌📢 ... See MoreSee Less

Should Council regulate short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb? 🛏 Some people think noise nuisances and adverse parking impacts are being caused by short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb 🛑🚗🎶 Other people think short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnb are fulfilling a need for more short-term accommodation in the Moreton Bay Region and no regulation of Airbnbs is required at a local government level ✅🆗 What do Council’s Local Laws currently say about this? ⚖ 📖 The operation of share accommodation, being six or more persons sharing one or more facilities (e.g. toilets, laundries) at a residence is regulated by Local Laws. Many short-term accommodation providers such as Airbnbs would not meet this threshold and are therefore not regulated by Council’s Local Laws 📚📑 We recently asked for your issues and ideas on Council’s Local Laws. Your feedback, along with feedback from 100s of other people, has helped us to identify 30 of the most important Local Law issues across the Region - and this is one of them ❗❗ ​ 📢HAVE YOUR SAY📢 Join the debate on how we regulate! To view the whole survey, visit: https://mbrc.link/local-laws-review-phase2-csm To provide feedback on short-term accommodation only, visit: https://yoursay.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/local-laws-review/survey_tools/questionnaire-issue25 🙌📢
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No, how is Airbnb’s any worse than some of the noisey neighbourhoods, parking in high density or large families on services… Stop grasping and deal with real issues…

No

No!

Councillor Tony Latter

2 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

🌱Spring has sprung! 🌱

Did you know that we offer FREE native plants to property owners of residential properties in Moreton Bay Region?

📞 Simply contact us on 07 3205 0555 for your voucher and then pop down to one of our community nurseries to pick up your native plant! 🌿

✅Bribie Island community nursery
✅CREEC community nursery
✅Friends of Lagoon Creek community nursery
✅Pine Rivers community nursery
✅Redcliffe Botanic Gardens community nursery
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🌱Spring has sprung! 🌱 Did you know that we offer FREE native plants to property owners of residential properties in Moreton Bay Region? 📞 Simply contact us on 07 3205 0555 for your voucher and then pop down to one of our community nurseries to pick up your native plant! 🌿 ✅Bribie Island community nursery ✅CREEC community nursery ✅Friends of Lagoon Creek community nursery ✅Pine Rivers community nursery ✅Redcliffe Botanic Gardens community nursery For more info, visit 👉 mbrc.link/nurseriesImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Councillor Tony Latter

3 weeks ago

Councillor Tony Latter

👏 👏Safety barriers to be installed along the Rail Trail👏

The installation of vehicle exclusion barriers will commence along the rail trail within the next couple of weeks. This is due to the high volume of reports of cars travelling along the trail causing a safety concern for pedestrian users.
The installation will include a mix of trees, barriers and maintenance access gates.
While I am extremely glad that this is happening I also find it sad that it is needed. ... See MoreSee Less

👏 👏Safety barriers to be installed along the Rail Trail👏 The installation of vehicle exclusion barriers will commence along the rail trail within the next couple of weeks. This is due to the high volume of reports of cars travelling along the trail causing a safety concern for pedestrian users. The installation will include a mix of trees, barriers and maintenance access gates. While I am extremely glad that this is happening I also find it sad that it is needed.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Wow didn't realise people would drive along it. What's the need? It's not suitable at all. Glad kids safety is thought of. but yes it's sad that we have to resort to it rather then people doing the right thing.

Councillor Tony Latter, That’s great, now can council look at WTF is going on with the road works along side. There has now been some weeks since the 60km reduced speed sights have gone up only to have plastic bollards put along the road edge, some flags in the scrub and deliveries mad to site. And yet the entire length from king st to Wamuran is a 60km zone. Now let’s look at the Bruce hwy where there digging up and actually working and the reduced zone is only where they are working with the rest at ether normal speed or at 80km!!? No wonder everyone is getting faster through there. The road surface has not changed nor conditions to reduce it to suburban speed limits. I feel sorry for people who live past Wamuran, but I’m telling you it’s a real C to get out of range view with the backed up traffic both ways. No wonder there was an accident there yesterday. I have now actually switched of my engine twice to wait for a brake to get out.

Won't ever stop stupid I hope the vegetation to be planted includes local callistomons. Lilly pills. Banksua. Leptosperums.

Thanks Tony , you are doing an outstanding job & yes its disgusting to think its needed .

Well done tony and thankyou for helping keep us all safe

I agree. It is very sad we have to keep compensating for the idiots in the community. Like concrete bollards that had to go up in my neighbourhood to stop car access to an easement.

I don’t know why it surprises me that people can be so silly

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