QUEENSLAND REDISTRIBUTION COMMISSION REVIEW OF ’S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

PROPOSAL FOR THE REDISTRIBUTION OF THE STATE'S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

FEBRUARY 2017

QUEENSLAND REDISTRIBUTION COMMISSION REVIEW OF QUEENSLAND’S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

PROPOSAL FOR THE REDISTRIBUTION OF THE STATE’S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

ISBN: 978-0-7242-6880-1

FEBRUARY 2017

CONTENTS

Part 1 REVIEW OF QUEENSLAND'S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS 1 The Commission 1 The Need for a Redistribution 1 The Process so far 1 General Observations 2 Information and Support available to the Commission 2 The Scheme of the Act 2 Table 1: Summary of 93 District Enrolment 3 Table 2: Proposed Large District Enrolment 3 The Electoral Districts 4 Names of Electoral Districts 5 The Commission’s approach 5 Table 3: Names and Enrolment for the 93 Proposed Electoral Districts 7

Part 2 REASONS AND MAPS OF THE PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION 11 Overarching Principles of the Commission 11 Gold Coast Area 15 The Area between and the Gold Coast 45 South of the Brisbane River Area 67 The Ipswich Area 101 Southern Queensland 113 North of the Brisbane River Area 129 The Area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast 159 The Sunshine Coast Area 179 Wide Bay and Burnett Area 201 219 Northern Queensland 231 Electoral Districts above 100,000km2 in area 263

Part 3 BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PROPOSED DISTRICTS 277

Part 4 BIOGRAPHIES 324

Part 5 APPENDICES 339 Appendix A - List of Public Suggestions 339 Appendix B - List of Public Comments on the Suggestions 343 Appendix C –Summary of the Current 89 District Enrolment 365

Queensland Redistribution Commission

PROPOSAL FOR THE REDISTRIBUTION OF THE STATE’S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

The Queensland Redistribution Commission (“the Commission”) has, pursuant to the provisions of the Electoral Act 1992, (“the Act”) prepared a proposal for the redistribution of the State into 93 electoral districts. This document sets out the details of the proposals in respect of each proposed electoral district and the Commission’s reasons for making the proposed redistribution.

H.W.H Botting Chairperson Queensland Redistribution Commission

Part 1 REVIEW OF QUEENSLAND'S ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

The Commission The commissioners appointed for this redistribution are:

• Hugh Botting, Chairperson, formerly a judge of the District Court of Queensland; • Liza Carroll, Member, Director-General, Department of Housing and Public Works; • Walter van der Merwe, Member, Electoral Commissioner of Queensland.

The Need for a Redistribution The need for a redistribution can arise in a number of ways (see Division 2 of Part 3 of the Act.) There is no need here to restate them. Suffice to say that in the Gazette published on 3rd June, 2016, a notice was published pursuant to section 35(6) of the Act stating that the need for a redistribution had arisen, and named the members of the Queensland Redistribution Commission.

The Process so far Division 3 of the Act sets out the procedures to be followed in the course of a redistribution. Pursuant to those requirements the Commission:

a. Invited suggestions from persons and bodies relating to the redistribution. This was done by advertising in the Government Gazette on 24 June, 2016; and in the Courier- Mail, Sunday Mail and numerous regional newspapers in Queensland thereafter. Suggestions were accepted for a period of 30 days, closing at 5pm on 25th July, 2016;

b. The Commission received 41 responses to those advertisements. Each member of the Commission has read those suggestions. Appendix A is a list of the persons who made suggestions to the Commission;

c. The suggestions were made available for public inspection;

d. On 5th August, 2016 the Commission placed a further advertisement in the Government Gazette, and thereafter in the Courier-Mail, Sunday-Mail and many regional newspapers advising that the suggestions were available for public inspection. Interested persons or bodies were invited to make comment on the suggestions for a period of 21 days, closing at 5pm, 29th August, 2016;

e. The Commission received 313 responses to those advertisements. Each member of the Commission has read those comments. Appendix B is a list of the persons who made comments to the Commission.

f. The comments were made available for public inspection;

g. The Commission then prepared its proposal for the redistribution of the State into 93 electoral districts.

1 General Observations It is apparent that there is considerable public interest in this redistribution. The invitation to the public to make submissions resulted in almost twice as many suggestions and more than twice as many comments on the suggestions compared with those received during the previous redistribution in 2008.

As mentioned above, each Commissioner has read every suggestion and comment made to the Commission. It will not be possible in this document (or any later one) to discuss each individual submission. Again the Commission emphasises that each submission has been carefully considered by each commissioner. Many of the submissions received were most thoughtful and detailed. The commissioners wish to sincerely thank everyone who has taken the opportunity to assist in the work of the Commission.

Information and Support available to the Commission The Commission uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software (Pitney Bowes, MapInfo Professional) together with a MapInfo application called Boundary Maker, as well as several spatial data layers to assist with the redistribution of electoral boundaries. Boundary Maker was developed by the Victorian Electoral Commission who made the software freely available to the Commission.

The primary spatial data layer used for this purpose is the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) Statistical Area Level 1 (SA1) data layer. SA1s are the smallest geographical area through which ABS reports the results of the five yearly Census of Population and Housing. SA1s provide population values therefore they are augmented by actual and estimated projected electoral enrolment obtained from the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) and Queensland Treasury respectively. The enhanced SA1s are then aggregated by the Commission into electoral districts.

This process is greatly assisted by the inclusion of additional spatial data layers related to transport networks, watercourses, existing Local, State and Federal electoral boundaries, locality boundaries, property boundaries and aerial photography.

As discussed previously, the Commission also considered submissions made to it by interested members of the public and political parties at various stages of the redistribution process.

The Scheme of the Act In effecting a redistribution the Commission is bound by the various requirements set out in the Act. The most significant of those requirements is that all electorates should contain a similar number of electors.

Throughout this report, the Commission regularly refers to electors and district enrolment. The commissioners note that in doing so, they specifically refer to those Queensland citizens that were enrolled to vote, as at 29th August, 2016. Therefore ‘elector’ and ‘enrolment’ for the purpose of this review, refers to those persons on the electoral roll at that time.

An “average number of enrolled electors” referred to as ‘quota’ is derived by dividing the total number of electors in the State by 93 (see s. 3.) As at 29th August, 2016 the total number of electors in the State was 3,084,596, and hence the quota is 33,168. The Act provides that the number of electors in each electoral district must be within 10% of the quota (s. 45) and hence each electorate must have at least 29,851 and no more than 36,485 electors.

2 There is one exception to the above requirement. Where an electoral district has an area greater than 100,000 km2, a special rule (“additional large district number”) applies. That rule is that a notional number of electors is arrived at by adding a number equal to 2% of the district’s area to the actual number of electors within the district. The combined total number of electors must be within 10% of the quota (s. 45.)

The requirement that the numbers of electors within each electoral district must be within a 10% tolerance is binding on the Commission - the commissioners have no discretion to propose a district which is not within such tolerance.

Table 1: Summary of 93 District Enrolment

Number of Electoral Districts 93 Electorates* Queensland Enrolment 29 August, 2016 3,084,596 Average Number of Enrolled Electors per District (Quota) 33,168 Enrolled Electors Upper Tolerance of Quota per District (+10%) 36,485 Lower Tolerance of Quota per District (-10%) 29,851

* The 2017 Queensland Redistribution Commission must, as a result of legislative changes, create four new electorates during this review. The current number of State districts is 89 (see: Appendix C).

Table 2: Proposed Large District Enrolment

District Area Allowance Enrolment Total Enrolment Name (km2) 2% of Area 29.08.16 (Current + Notional) Cook 196,835 3,937 31,443 35,380 Gregory 398,239 7,965 24,123 32,088 Traeger 490,048 9,801 26,289 36,090 Warrego 338,225 6,766 29,204 35,970

3 The Act makes it clear that there are a number of guidelines to be considered by the commissioners in making a redstribution, but that in the end it is a matter for the Commission as to what, if any weight, is given to any one of the guidelines (see s. 46(3), (4), and (5).)

The guidelines are set out in section 46 of the Act. They can be summarised as follows:

a. The extent to which there is a community of economic, social, regional or other interest within each proposed electoral district;

b. The ways of communication and travel within each proposed electoral district;

c. The physical features of each proposed electoral district;

d. The boundaries of existing electoral districts;

e. Demographic trends in the State, with a view to ensuring as far as practicable that, on the basis of the trends, the need for another electoral redistribution will not arise under section 39 before it does under section 38.

There is a further discretionary guideline:

f. The Commission may consider the boundaries of local government areas to the extent that it is satisfied that there is a community of economic, social, regional or other interests within each local government area.

The commissioners have in fact taken into account each of the above guidelines in respect of each proposed electoral district. In formulating its proposal the Commission has at times given greater or lesser weight to the various guidelines as the exigencies of each electoral district requires.

The Electoral Districts The legislative requirement to increase the number of electorates from 89 to 93 made it apparent very early in the commissioner’s deliberations, that much more would be required than minor trimming of, and adjustments to, the existing electorates.

The commissioners examined at some length the possibility of creating one of the new electorates in the north of the State, but the spread of the population would not permit this if the districts were to remain, as they must, within the statutory tolerance.

The information available to the Commission makes it clear there is a drift in population from the west to the coast, and more especially, to the south-east corner of the State. The predictions are that this trend will continue. There are areas, particularly south of the Brisbane River, where there is significant residential development. Conversely, there are some other regions of the State showing a significant decline in population.

In the circumstance, the commissioners concluded that the time was appropriate to adopt a fairly robust approach to the redistribution.

It seemed to the commissioners that so far as districts west of the Great Dividing Range were concerned, they should lie in an east-west direction. This conforms in general terms to the major means of communication - the roads and railways. Furthermore, as it happens, a number of government departments have based their regional organisation along these same east-west lines. One of the more significant consequences of this decision was the ‘reorientation’ of Traeger (currently Mount Isa) which in the past has extended from the Gulf of Carpentaria to the South Australian border.

4 A series of site visits were conducted, with the Chairperson in attendance, visiting the locations of the four new electorates and the surrounding areas affected by these changes. The Commission feels confident in its decisions as to the location of, and the boundaries of the new districts.

Names of Electoral Districts The Commission has, perhaps surprisingly, had some difficulty in resolving what names to propose as far as a number of the districts are concerned. The Act does not make any stipulations or give any guidance as to the choice of names for electoral districts.

It is clear that the Commission is required to propose names for each proposed electoral district (s. 44(2).)

There were also other electoral districts which, as a result of the Commission’s determinations, had changed so significantly as to render the current name no longer compatible with the new electorate.

There were some electorates named after towns or regions, where the electorate has ‘moved away’ from the town after which it is named. For example, the suburb of Kallangur is no longer within the electorate that bears its name.

The Commission’s approach The commissioners decided, as a general policy, to adopt indigenous names where appropriate and possible for electoral districts requiring a name or new name.

The view was taken that the names of prominent people who had contributed to the life of the State might, in appropriate cases, be used. Obviously, the person whose name was to be used should, in most cases, have a significant relationship with the electorate, although in the case of some people whose contribution can be said to be to the State (or even the country) as a whole, attachment to the particular electorate seemed less significant. The Commission decided that it would be inappropriate to consider naming an electorate after a living person, or one recently deceased.

The Commission decided to move away from the practice of naming electoral districts after towns or suburbs within them, favouring instead the use of significant landmarks.

As mentioned above, experience has shown that in time electorates ‘move’ and their boundaries change - resulting sometimes in the suburb being outside the electorate, or on its margin. While landmarks can also be impacted by such changes, in the event that the commissioners have determined to use a landmark as a district name, they have done so as it is easily recognisable in an area, or in some cases, less likely to confuse electors who may not identify with a particular neighbouring suburb.

The preference for indigenous names or the names of prominent people, who have made a significant contribution to the development of the State, follows the philosophy of Queensland’s constitution.

5 The preamble of the Constitution of Queensland 2001 provides:

The people of Queensland, free and equal citizens of -

a. ....;

b. ....;

c. honour the Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the First Australians, whose land, winds and waters we all now share; and pay tribute to their unique values, and their ancient and enduring cultures, which deepen and enrich the life of our community; and

d. ....;

e. acknowledge the achievements of our forebears, coming from many backgrounds, who together faced and overcame adversity and injustice, and whose efforts bequeathed to us, and future generations, a realistic opportunity to strive for social harmony; ...

So far as the use of indigenous names is concerned the commissioners are aware that there may be a number of sensitive issues involved in choosing a name. The electoral districts will never be wholly coextensive with tribal or clan boundaries, let alone language boundaries. The commissioners are concerned that their choice of an Aboriginal or Islander name, whilst pleasing some, may offend others.

The Commission, in the limited time that is available to it, has attempted to consult widely in respect of its choice of Aboriginal names. The commissioners are very much aware that its consultation has not been as comprehensive as they would wish.

After consulting as widely as possible within the time available, the Commission has chosen Aboriginal names that it believes are appropriate for several electoral districts. The selections are mostly named after prominent landmarks or features located within the district. If there are some who are troubled by a choice made, there is, of course an opportunity for them to make their opposition known and to explain their concerns in the period allowed after publication of this proposal.

In what follows, all references to the enrolment in the existing 89 electoral districts, unless the contrary is stated, are as advised to the Commission for the 29th August, 2016. Further, in respect of the 93 proposed electoral districts, the present enrolment figures, unless otherwise stated are also based on these figures.

The predictions of enrolment growth in the proposed electorates are as advised to the Commission on the latest figures available, and refer (unless otherwise stated) to the anticipated enrolment in the proposed district on 29th August, 2023.

Thus far, all decisions made by the Commission have been unanimously agreed upon by all three commissioners.

6 Table 3: Names and Enrolment for the 93 Proposed Electoral Districts This table details the names and enrolment information for the Commission’s proposed 93 state electoral districts.

More information regarding the individual districts are set out in the detailed descriptions of the proposed electoral districts that follows.

Proposed District Enrolment 29.08.16 Deviation Name (Q = 33,168) from Quota (%)

1 ALGESTER 32,281 -2.67 2 ASPLEY 35,643 7.46 3 BANCROFT 33,637 1.41 4 BARRON RIVER 33,538 1.12 5 BONNEY 31,459 -5.15 6 BROADWATER 32,074 -3.30 7 BUDERIM 34,916 5.27 8 BULIMBA 35,944 8.37 9 33,923 2.28 10 BUNDAMBA 30,698 -7.45 11 BURLEIGH 33,512 1.04 12 BURNETT 32,562 -1.83 13 CAIRNS 34,975 5.45 14 CALLIDE 32,803 -1.10 15 CALOUNDRA 31,624 -4.65 16 CAPALABA 34,999 5.52 17 CHATSWORTH 33,826 1.98 18 CLAYFIELD 35,616 7.38 19 CONDAMINE 34,755 4.79 20 COOK* 35,380 6.67 21 COOMERA 30,107 -9.23 22 COOPER 35,860 8.12 23 CURRUMBIN 33,081 -0.26 24 D'AGUILAR 34,524 4.09 25 EVERTON 35,785 7.89 26 FERNY GROVE 35,234 6.23 27 GAVEN 34,058 2.68 28 GLADSTONE 31,542 -4.90

7 29 GREENSLOPES 34,274 3.34 30 GREGORY* 32,088 -3.26 31 GYMPIE 35,467 6.93 32 34,364 3.61 33 HILL 36,259 9.32 34 HINCHINBROOK 32,451 -2.16 35 INALA 32,809 -1.08 36 IPSWICH 30,330 -8.56 37 IPSWICH WEST 32,139 -3.10 38 JORDAN 30,774 -7.22 39 KAWANA 30,983 -6.59 40 KEPPEL 34,345 3.55 41 KURWONGBAH 33,281 0.34 42 LOCKYER 31,885 -3.87 43 LOGAN 30,209 -8.92 44 LYTTON 34,983 5.47 45 MACALISTER 30,944 -6.70 46 McCONNEL 31,443 -5.20 47 MACKAY 36,154 9.00 48 McMASTER 33,796 1.89 49 MAIWAR 35,925 8.31 50 MANSFIELD 32,490 -2.04 51 MAROOCHYDORE 32,436 -2.21 52 MARYBOROUGH 35,825 8.01 53 MERMAID BEACH 33,074 -0.28 54 MILLER 33,186 0.06 55 MIRANI 32,128 -3.13 56 MOGGILL 34,467 3.92 57 MORAYFIELD 32,543 -1.88 58 MOUNT OMMANEY 34,285 3.37 59 MUDGEERABA 34,219 3.17 60 MULGRAVE 32,323 -2.55 61 MUNDINGBURRA 32,802 -1.10 62 MURRUMBA 31,560 -4.85 63 NANANGO 34,531 4.11

8 64 NICKLIN 33,469 0.91 65 NINDERRY 32,139 -3.10 66 NOOSA 33,137 -0.09 67 NUDGEE 35,007 5.55 68 OODGEROO 31,022 -6.47 69 PUMICESTONE 32,804 -1.10 70 REDCLIFFE 35,259 6.31 71 REDLANDS 32,624 -1.64 72 ROCKHAMPTON 35,137 5.94 73 SANDGATE 34,867 5.12 74 SCENIC RIM 34,561 4.20 75 SOUTH BRISBANE 30,582 -7.80 76 SOUTHERN DOWNS 34,656 4.49 77 SOUTHPORT 32,584 -1.76 78 SPRINGWOOD 33,319 0.46 79 STAFFORD 35,920 8.30 80 STRETTON 33,001 -0.50 81 SURFERS PARADISE 32,392 -2.34 82 THEODORE 32,115 -3.17 83 THURINGOWA 34,151 2.96 84 TIBROGARGAN 31,707 -4.4 85 TOOHEY 32,905 -0.79 86 TOOWOOMBA NORTH 35,508 7.06 87 TOOWOOMBA SOUTH 36,013 8.58 88 TOWNSVILLE 32,498 -2.02 89 TRAEGER* 36,090 8.81 90 WARREGO* 35,970 8.45 91 WATERFORD 32,013 -3.48 92 WHITSUNDAY 31,435 -5.22 93 WOODRIDGE 35,052 5.68

* Enrolment information includes the actual district enrolment, combined with a notional number of electors calculated using the ‘additional large district allowance’, as per the Electoral Act 1992.

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Part 2 REASONS AND MAPS OF THE PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION

Overarching Principles of the Commission a. Boundary changes must result in a district’s enrolment being within quota based on 29th August, 2016 enrolment data;

b. Projected district enrolment should be brought within the accepted tolerance of the quota, wherever possible, as at the 29th August, 2023;

c. Localities are to be held within a single electorate where practicable, thereby avoiding suburbs being split between one or multiple electorates;

d. In rural and remote areas, or parts of the State with widely dispersed enrolment, local council areas should be contained within a single State electorate if practicable. This is especially true for Queensland’s larger districts; and

e. New or renamed districts are to be named in honour of persons who have made significant contributions to the State, or after notable features or landmarks within an electorate. Where features have been used, the Commission has preferred to select a well-recognised indigenous name for this feature.

Please note: The section below outlines the proposed changes to Queensland’s State electoral districts. References to ‘current’ or ‘existing’ electorates, refer specifically to the present 89 districts and boundaries.

All other district, name and boundary discussions, unless otherwise stated, are regarding the Commission’s proposed 93 electorates.

For the purpose of discussing the justifications and maps of the proposed changes, Queensland’s 93 electorates have been placed into 12 categories:

12 Categories: Gold Coast Area Area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast Area between Brisbane and the Gold Coast The Sunshine Coast Area South of the Brisbane River Wide Bay and Burnett Area The Ipswich Area Central Queensland Southern Queensland Northern Queensland North of the Brisbane River Electoral Districts above 100,000km2

The following map of Queensland displays these groups and their relationship to each other.

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Gold Coast Area

The Gold Coast is experiencing significant growth, with enrolment increases expected to continue over the next several years.

To cater for this growth, the Commission proposes the creation of one of the four new districts in this region. The electoral district of Bonney is proposed to be situated between the existing Southport and Broadwater electorates.

The addition of this electorate also provided the Commission scope to make necessary changes to the surrounding Gold Coast districts and in doing so, address the substantial forecasted enrolment increases for the current electorates of Albert and Coomera.

11 Gold Coast Electorates:

Currumbin Southport Gaven Burleigh Bonney Theodore Mermaid Beach Broadwater Coomera Surfers Paradise Mudgeeraba

Currumbin The existing electorate of Currumbin had 35,996 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.86% above quota.

The commissioners propose a relatively small change to the electorate by transferring its portion of the Palm Beach suburb to Burleigh. In doing so, the boundary follows in part Currumbin Creek, which in the commissioners’ view, provides a better boundary than Palm Beach Avenue.

The proposed electorate has 33,081electors which is 0.26% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,722 electors by 2023 which would be 3.09% below quota.

Burleigh The existing electorate of Burleigh had 35,999 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.87% above quota.

Proposed changes to Burleigh reflect the commissioners’ preference for boundaries that unite communities of interest, with the Palm Beach suburb now contained entirely in this electorate. The Commission has also chosen boundaries that follow prominent geographical features, in this instance, roads and the Lakes Orr, Heron and Miami.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the Palm Beach suburb from Currumbin; b. Gains some of the Varsity Lakes community from Mermaid Beach; and c. Transfers Miami, part of Burleigh Waters and Mermaid Waters suburbs to Mermaid Beach.

The proposed electorate has 33,512 electors which is 1.04% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,409 electors by 2023 which would be 1.49% above quota.

15 Mermaid Beach The existing electorate of Mermaid Beach had 36,452 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.18% above quota.

Addressing the surplus of electors, the Commission proposed the electorate contract to its central area, retaining the suburbs of Mermaid Beach, Mermaid Waters and Robina, east of the Robina Parkway.

The use of the watercourses for its southern boundary was part of the commissioners’ plan to align boundaries to prominent geographical features wherever practicable.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Miami, portions of Mermaid Waters and Burleigh Waters suburbs from Burleigh; and b. Transfers Clear Island Waters, much of Broadbeach Waters and a small section of the Carrara suburbs to Surfers Paradise.

The proposed electorate has 33,074 electors, which is 0.28% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,482 electors by 2023 which would be 3.74% below quota.

Surfers Paradise

The existing electorate of Surfers Paradise had 36,245 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.58% above quota.

The commissioners propose that the electorate of Surfers Paradise lowers enrolment by contracting to its coastal and southern suburbs. These include Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Benowa, and Bundall west of Benowa Road and south of Ashmore Road, and extending west to Nerang Broadbeach Road/Robina Parkway, gaining the northern suburbs of the current electorate of Mermaid Beach.

In doing so, this creates easily recognisable boundaries and also aids with the establishment of the new Gold Coast electorate.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Clear Island Waters, most of Broadbeach Waters and a small section of the Carrara suburbs from Mermaid Beach; b. Gains part of Carrara suburb from Mudgeeraba; and c. Transfers electors from parts of the Bundall, Benowa, Ashmore and Southport suburbs to Southport.

The proposed electorate has 32,392 electors, which is 2.34% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,856 electors by 2023 which would be 0.01% below quota.

16 Southport The existing electorate of Southport had 36,172 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.37% above quota.

The proposed changes to the electorate of Southport have lowered this district’s enrolment and also helped to accommodate the new electorate of Bonney. The proposed district moves south, gaining electors from Surfers Paradise.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains electors from part of the Bundall, Benowa, Ashmore and Southport suburbs from Surfers Paradise; b. Gains a portion of the Molendinar and Ashmore suburbs from Gaven; c. Gains part of the Carrara locality from Mudgeeraba; and d. Transfers Parkwood and parts of the Southport, Labrador and Arundel suburbs to Bonney.

The proposed electorate has 32,584 electors, which is 1.76% below quota, and is predicted to have 37,402 electors by 2023 which would be 1.47% above quota.

Bonney Bonney is the newly created Gold Coast electorate.

The Gold Coast area had a surplus of 40,000 electors as at 29th August, 2016, and state forecasts indicate growth will continue over the next few years.

The commissioners considered the existing enrolment in the area, along with public submissions, and determined to create a new Gold Coast based electorate. The commissioners propose that this seat be known as Bonney.

It is proposed that Bonney be located between the existing Southport and Broadwater districts and consist of localities currently included in the Southport, Broadwater, Gaven and Coomera electorates:

a. Parkwood, part of Southport, Arundel and the Labrador suburbs are transferred from Southport; b. The balance of Labrador, much of Biggera Waters and part of the Coombabah suburbs shift from Broadwater; c. Part of the Gaven locality transfers from the electorate of Gaven; and d. A portion of the Helensvale community transfers from Coomera.

This electorate is named in honour of Maude Rose ‘Lores’ Bonney AM, MBE. A pioneer in aviation, Bonney was the first woman to fly solo from Australia to England. As an extraordinary Queenslander, who lived much of her life on the Gold Coast, the Commission considers Bonney a suitable name for this newly established electorate. A short biographical note about Bonney can be found in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 31,459 electors, which is 5.15% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,933 electors by 2023 which would be 2.51% below quota.

17 Broadwater The existing electorate of Broadwater had 35,466 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.33% above quota.

Significant enrolment surpluses in the districts surrounding Broadwater, particularly the electorate of Coomera, enabled the Commission to transfer electors from the southern section of Coomera to Broadwater. As a result, a more sustainable balance of electors has been achieved for both districts, and the creation of Bonney between the Broadwater and Southport electorates was made possible.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Hope Island and the Southern Moreton Bay Islands locality from Coomera; and b. Transfers electors from Labrador, most of Biggera Waters and a small section of the Coombabah suburbs to Bonney.

The proposed electorate has 32,074 electors, which is 3.30% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,037 electors by 2023 which would be 4.95% below quota.

Mudgeeraba The existing electorate of Mudgeeraba had 35,957 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.75% above quota.

It is proposed the electorate of Mudgeeraba remain largely unchanged. Transferring electors in the north, while retaining the western boundary along the Gold Coast City Council has conserved the balance of enrolment for Mudgeeraba and its neighbouring area.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains a portion of the Advancetown community from Gaven; b. Transfers part of the Carrara suburb to Gaven; and c. Transfers parts of the Carrara suburb to both Southport and Surfers Paradise.

The proposed electorate has 34,219 electors, which is 3.17% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,993 electors by 2023 which would be 3.07% above quota.

Gaven The existing electorate of Gaven had 36,813 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 6.22% above quota.

It is proposed that Gaven remain mostly unchanged, except for a number of rural electors in the west who have been transferred to the proposed electorate of Theodore.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Carrara suburb from Mudgeeraba; b. Transfers a small part of the Gaven locality to Bonney; c. Transfers the remainder of the Molendinar suburb to Southport; d. Transfers parts of the Clagiraba, Guanaba, Maudsland and Wongawallen suburbs to Theodore; and e. Transfers a small portion of the Advancetown locality to Mudgeeraba.

The proposed electorate has 34,058 electors, which is 2.68% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,631 electors by 2023 which would be 2.09% above quota.

18 Theodore (currently Albert) The existing electorate of Albert had 40,019 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 15.47% above quota.

The commissioners took the view that extensive changes were required to this electorate in order to accommodate growth and keep it, and adjacent electorates, within a reasonable tolerance of the quota, both now and in the future.

The commissioners decided to disregard the Pacific Motorway which currently acts as the common boundary between the Albert and Coomera electorates. The subsequent redesigned electorate has been named Theodore, and is situated on a more east-west axis. As a result, much of what is presently ‘Albert’ has been transferred to the proposed Coomera district, while Theodore has taken Albert’s southern end and expanded further south to take in rural localities from Gaven.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains parts of the Coomera and Helensvale suburbs from Coomera; b. Gains parts of the Guanaba, Maudsland, Clagiraba and Wongawallan suburbs from Gaven; c. Transfers the suburbs north of the Tamborine Creek and Upper Coomera locality to Coomera; d. Transfers Mount Warren Park suburb to the new electorate of Macalister; and e. Transfers Logan Village, Buccan, Belivah, Wolffdene and much of Bahrs Scrub suburbs to Logan.

As the Albert River no longer constitutes a part of the boundary of the electorate, the commissioners determined that it was appropriate to change its name. The Commission proposes to name the district in honour of Edward Granville Theodore. Theodore served as Premier of Queensland and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, and was also Treasurer at the state and federal levels. There is a short biographical note about Theodore in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 32,115 electors, which is 3.17% below quota, and is predicted to have 37,666 electors by 2023 which would be 2.19% above quota.

19 Coomera The existing electorate of Coomera had 43,272 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 24.85% above quota.

Coomera is currently one of the fastest growing electorates in the State. The commissioners examined closely a number of submissions which sought to contain the Coomera electorate to the east of the highway, but none of the submissions were able to suggest a district which would not soon be grossly over the acceptable enrolment tolerance.

The commissioners have attempted to resolve the situation by proposing a broadly east- west division of the Coomera and current Albert districts, disregarding the Pacific Motorway which currently acts as the common boundary. As discussed above (see Theodore), Coomera has absorbed a number of suburbs in the north of the Gold Coast from the existing electorate of Albert. Enrolment based on this rearrangement has resulted in two electorates which are, and most likely will remain, within tolerance.

The creation of the new electorate of Bonney also assisted the Commission in reducing Coomera’s enrolment, with electors transferred south to Bonney and Broadwater.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Yatala, Windaroo, Bannockburn, Luscombe, Ormeau, Ormeau Hills, Kingsholme, Willow Vale, Cedar Creek, and parts of Bahrs Scrub, Upper Coomera and Wongawallan suburbs from the existing Albert electorate; b. Transfers Hope Island and the Southern Moreton Bay Islands localities to Broadwater; c. Transfers the Eagleby suburb to the proposed electorate of Macalister; and d. Transfers part of the Coomera and Helensvale localities to Theodore.

Transferring Eagleby, as described above, meant that those electors could now be placed in the same electorate as those from the suburbs of Beenleigh and Mount Warren Park, which the commissioners believe to be a desirable outcome. Additionally, this change has better respected local government boundaries of the Gold Coast and Logan City Council areas.

Notwithstanding the significant changes which have been made to this electorate the commissioners are of the view that ‘Coomera’ is still an appropriate name for it.

The proposed electorate has 30,107 electors, which is 9.23% below quota, and is predicted to have 39,330 electors by 2023 which would be 6.70% above quota.

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The Area between Brisbane and the Gold Coast

The Commission proposes significant changes to the districts in this area, as a result of substantial forecasted growth and to accommodate the new district of Macalister.

The Commission thought it necessary to remove the district of Indooroopilly to ensure a better distribution of electors and electorates north and south of the Brisbane River. By removing Indooroopilly and using the river as the boundary, the Commission has been able to propose the creation of the electoral district of Macalister south of the river.

Enrolment surpluses in were a significant focus of the Commission’s deliberations. As a district straddling both sides of the river, removing Indooroopilly seemed the best choice to facilitate the creation of more balanced electorates both north and south of the river.

These decisions were made with longer term electoral enrolment in mind. Projected enrolment figures show a decline in electoral numbers north of the river in contrast to strong growth south of the river. As the 2017 redistribution must make significant changes to allow for the creation of four new electorates, the commissioners took the view that it was better to make appropriate changes now rather than wait until the next redistribution. The commissioners hope, thereby, to lessen elector disruption and confusion in the future.

8 Districts between Brisbane and the Gold Coast:

Scenic Rim Waterford Redlands Logan Macalister Oodgeroo Woodridge Springwood

Scenic Rim (currently Beaudesert) The existing electorate of Beaudesert had 38,179 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 10.16% above quota.

A number of public suggestions requested the inclusion of localities with strong ties to the Scenic Rim community. The majority of suggestions also requested a change of district name, with Scenic Rim supported by many.

The Commission determined that strong agricultural interests and the area’s burgeoning tourism industry is better represented in a single electorate, and altered the boundaries and name of the district accordingly, to reflect the areas shared community of interest.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains suburbs from the current electorate of Lockyer, from the area that wraps underneath the Ipswich electorates, including the suburbs of Harrisville, Mutdapilly, Peak Crossing, Goolman, Purga, Willlowbank, Ebenezer, Mount Forbes, Jeebropilly, Mount Mort, Mount Walker West, Lower Mount Walker, Grandchester and Calvert; b. Gains parts of the Amberley, Lanefield and Undullah suburbs from Lockyer; and c. Transfers Jimboomba, Kairabah, Cedar Creek, Yarrabilba, Logan Village and part of the Tamborine suburbs to Logan.

The proposed electorate has 34,561 electors, which is 4.20% above quota, and is predicted to have 39,260 electors by 2023 which would be 6.51% above quota.

45 Logan The existing electorate of Logan had 31,807 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 8.23% below quota.

It is expected that rural areas within this proposed electorate (such as Jimboomba, Park Ridge and Yarrabilba) will experience rapid growth in the coming years. To allow for the development of these suburbs, the Commission proposed Logan should transfer electors from the densely populated areas of Browns Plains, Regents Park, Heritage Park and the surrounds.

The proposal sets Logan's enrolment to the lower quota tolerance. While unable to develop a scenario that contains Logan's projected growth, the Commission is satisfied that the proposed boundaries keep communities of interest together and will keep Logan in quota for the greatest time possible.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Jimboomba, Yarrabilba, Cedar Crek, Kairabah and part of the Tamborine suburbs from the current electorate of Beaudesert; and b. Gains Buccan, Belivah, Wolffdene and part of the Bahrs Scrub localities from the current Albert district; c. Gains parts of Boronia Heights and Hillcrest suburbs from Algester; d. Transfers the Flagstone locality to the proposed new electorate of Jordan; and e. Transfers Browns Plains, Regents Park, Berrinba, Crestmead and much of Heritage Park suburbs to the proposed Algester, Stretton, and Woodridge districts.

The proposed electorate has 30,209 electors, which is 8.92% below quota, and is predicted to have 43,807 electors by 2023 which would be 18.85% above quota.

Woodridge The existing electorate of Woodridge had 32,541 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 6.11% below quota.

It is proposed the central area of Woodridge be retained following the Ipswich City Council boundary, while the shortage of electors be addressed by gaining suburbs to the south-west from Logan.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of Crestmead and Berrinba, much of the Heritage Park, Regents Park and Browns Plains suburbs from Logan; and b. Transfers the Underwood and Slacks Creek localities to Waterford.

The proposed electorate has 35,052 electors, which is 5.68% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,295 electors by 2023 which would be 1.53% below quota.

46 Waterford The existing electorate of Waterford had 37,367 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.82% above quota.

Waterford gained electors from the current electorate of Woodridge and in doing so, was able to expand north to accommodate the creation of the proposed Macalister district in the Beenleigh area.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the Slacks Creek and Underwood suburbs from Woodridge; b. Gains a small parcel of the Rochedale South community from Springwood; and c. Transfers Edens Landing, Holmview, Beenleigh and parts of the Waterford and Bethania suburbs to Macalister.

The proposed electorate has 32,013 electors, which is 3.48% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,742 electors by 2023 which would be 8.46% below quota.

Macalister Macalister is the newly created electoral district in the area between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. This electorate is situated to the north of the Albert River and the proposed electorate of Coomera.

The district unites the communities of Beenleigh, Eagleby, Mount Warren Park and their surrounds. These particular communities have expressed a strong preference to be held together in the past State redistribution and also at the local government level.

Macalister consists of suburbs previously included in the current Albert electorate, as well as from Coomera, Waterford, Redlands and Springwood. The proposed district includes:

a. The Mount Warren Park suburb is transferred from the current Albert electorate; b. The suburb of Eagleby is transferred from Coomera; c. Beenleigh, Holmview, Edens Landing, part of Waterford and the Bethania suburbs shifts from Waterford; d. Carbrook and much of the Cornubia localities move from Redlands; and e. The remainder of Cornubia and part of the Loganholme suburbs is transferred from Springwood.

It is proposed to name the new electorate in honour of Arthur Macalister (1818-1883). A solicitor and politician, Macalister served as Premier of Queensland three times throughout his political career. A short biographical note about Macalister can be found in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 30,944 electors, which is 6.70% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,966 electors by 2023 which would be 7.85% below quota.

47 Springwood The existing electorate of Springwood had 33,639 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.94% below quota.

The current district lies in a generally north to south-east orientation. To improve enrolment for the district and accommodate the proposed district of Macalister, the proposed Springwood has a more east-west emphasis, incorporating some rural areas from Redlands and Mansfield.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains much of the Sheldon locality from Redlands and Mansfield; b. Gains the Mount Cotton suburb from Redlands; c. Transfers the Loganholme and Cornubia suburbs to Macalister; and d. Transfers part of the Rochedale South community to Waterford.

The proposed electorate has 33,319 electors, which is 0.46% above quota, and is predicted to have 34,486 electors by 2023 which would be 6.44% below quota.

Redlands The existing electorate of Redlands had 36,345 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.87% above quota.

A few minor changes have been proposed for Redlands, contracting to a more urban electorate while extending the alignment with the Redland City Council boundary. Part of the Thornlands locality is to be transferred from the current Cleveland district, while the rural suburbs of Mount Cotton, Cornubia, Carbrook and much of Sheldon are transferred to Springwood and Macalister.

The proposed electorate has 32,624 electors, which is 1.64% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,949 electors by 2023 which would be 0.24% above quota.

Oodgeroo (currently Cleveland) The existing electorate of Cleveland had 35,963 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.76% above quota.

The Commissioners propose a few minor boundary changes to this electorate. Part of the Thornlands locality is to be transferred to Redlands, while parts of the Birkdale and Wellington Point localities shift to Capalaba.

The Commission has decided that this electorate should be named ‘Oodgeroo’ in honour of Oodgeroo Noonuccal (1920-1993). Known until 1988 as Kath Walker, Oodgeroo was born on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah). She was an Australian poet, artist, educator and political activist, campaigning for Aboriginal rights. Her book, We Are Going (1964) was the first anthology to be published by an Aboriginal person.

The Commission favours naming districts after notable Australians and with the endorsement of family and the Quandamooka people of Minjerribah, considers Oodgeroo to be a suitable name for the electorate. A short biographical note about Oodgeroo Noonuccal can be found in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 31,022 electors, which is 6.47% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,914 electors by 2023 which would be 7.99% below quota.

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South of the Brisbane River Area

Electorates south of the Brisbane River have been affected by a number of proposed changes. By removing the state district of Indooroopilly, its sourthern part has been joined with Yeerongpilly to create the new electorate of Miller. These changes and other realignments in this area have enabled the Commission to create the entirely new electorate of Macalister.

Enrolment surpluses in South East Queensland were a significant focus of the Commission’s deliberations. As a district straddling both sides of the river, Indooroopilly was the obvious choice to be replaced. By allowing the creation of a new electorate south of the river, Indooroopilly’s removal reduces the numbers of electors in those growing districts and delivers crucial numbers for electorates north of the river.

Hence numerous changes have been made to the majority of electorates in this region, some altering substantially. The Commission has proposed this pro-active step to reduce the scale of change for future redistributions and limit the disruption to electors.

13 Electorates South of the Brisbane River:

Capalaba South Brisbane Toohey Mount Ommaney Lytton Miller Stretton Chatsworth Greenslopes Algester Bulimba Mansfield Inala

Capalaba The existing electorate of Capalaba had 33,306 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.90% below quota.

The Commission proposes one minor change to Capalaba, transferring a small portion of the Birkdale and Wellington Point suburbs from the current Cleveland electorate.

The proposed electorate has 34,999 electors, which is 5.52% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,015 electors by 2023 which would be 0.42% above quota.

Lytton The existing electorate of Lytton had 33,674 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.84% below quota.

This proposed district has gained part of the Tingalpa suburb from Chatsworth, creating a very strong southern boundary, following the easily identifiable Manly and Wynnum roads.

The proposed electorate has 34,983 electors, which is 5.47% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,867 electors by 2023 which would be 2.69% below quota.

67 Chatsworth The existing electorate of Chatsworth had 35,644 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.84% above quota.

The suburb of Tingalpa has been transferred to Lytton, while the Camp Hill locality moved to Greenslopes.

The proposed electorate has 33,826 electors, which is 1.98% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,506 electors by 2023 which would be 3.67% below quota.

Bulimba The existing electorate of Bulimba had 35,910 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.61% above quota.

The Commission determined to leave Bulimba’s boundaries largely unchanged. A small change to improve the electorate’s boundaries was made, transferring a pocket of electors from the Greenslopes electorate to Bulimba, using Waite Street rather than Myall Street as the boundary.

The proposed electorate has 35,944 electors, which is 8.37% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,499 electors by 2023 which would be 1.73% above quota.

South Brisbane The existing electorate of South Brisbane had 36,369 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.94% above quota.

The Commission lowered the level of enrolment in the South Brisbane electorate, in recognition of substantial growth projected for this area. Recognisable boundaries have been chosen, and the commissioners have endeavoured to unite suburbs where practicable.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a) Transfers the Greenslopes and Coorparoo suburbs to the Greenslopes district; and b) Transfers a small section of the suburb of Annerley to Miller.

The proposed electorate has 30,582 electors, which is 7.80% below quota, and is predicted to have 40,099 electors by 2023 which would be 8.79% above quota.

Miller (currently Yeerongpilly) The existing electorate of Indooroopilly had 30,414 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 12.25% below quota. Adjacent to this electorate, the existing Yeerongpilly district had 34,789 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.38% above quota.

Miller has been created by merging most parts of the current electorate of Indooroopilly south of the Brisbane River with the Yeerongpilly district. The Commission thought it necessary to remove Indooroopilly to ensure a better distribution of electors and electorates north and south of the Brisbane River. In doing so, enrolment north of the river has improved, and the Commission has been able to create the electoral district of Macalister to better accommodate for growth south of the river.

68 The proposed district is situated to the south of the Brisbane River, between the Mount Ommaney and South Brisbane electorates. The suburbs in this district include:

a. Chelmer, Graceville and parts of the Tennyson and Sherwood localities from the current electorate of Indooroopilly; and b. Rocklea, Yeerongpilly, Yeronga, Fairfield, Tarragindi, and parts of the Annerley, Tennyson and Moorooka suburbs from the current electorate of Yeerongpilly.

Miller is named in honour of Emma Miller (1839 – 1917), one of Queensland’s earliest activists. The Commission feels Miller’s significant contributions to Queensland, particularly in the areas of equality and suffrage make the use of her name appropriate for this electorate. There is a short biographical note about Miller in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 33,186 electors, which is 0.06% above quota, and is predicted to have 34,238 electors by 2023 which would be 7.11% below quota.

Greenslopes The existing electorate of Greenslopes had 32,916 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.03% below quota.

The Commission sought to improve Greenslopes’ enrolment and boundaries, transferring electors from the growing district of South Brisbane. The new boundaries follow major roads and watercourses, creating an obvious boundary between the surrounding districts.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the Greenslopes and Coorparoo localities from South Brisbane; b. Gains the remainder of the Carina Heights suburb from Chatsworth; and c. Transfers the Mount Gravatt East suburb to Mansfield.

The proposed electorate has 34,274 electors, which is 3.34% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,570 electors by 2023 which would be 3.50% below quota.

Mansfield The existing electorate of Mansfield had 30,308 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 12.55% below quota.

While gaining much needed electors from the current district of Greenslopes, the Commission also determined to address the numerous public submissions requesting the suburb of Sheldon be united in a single district, preferably Redlands or Capalaba. This suggestion was adopted in part, with the majority of Sheldon transferred into the electorate of Springwood. The proposed boundary aligns on the east with the Brisbane City Council boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Mount Gravatt East suburb from Greenslopes; b. Transfers the Eight Mile Plains locality to Toohey; and c. Transfers much of the suburb of Sheldon to Springwood.

The proposed electorate has 32,490 electors, which is 2.04% below quota, and is predicted to have 34,969 electors by 2023 which would be 5.13% below quota.

69 Toohey (currently Sunnybank) The existing electorate of Sunnybank had 30,559 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 11.83% below quota.

To improve enrolment in this electorate, the proposed boundaries of the district extended further north to gain electors from suburbs located in the current electorate of Yeerongpilly.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Salisbury, Nathan, part of Rocklea and the Moorooka suburbs from the current electorate of Yeerongpilly; b. Gains the balance of the Eight Mile Plains suburb from both Mansfield and Stretton; c. Transfers Archerfield, Willawong and the remainder of the Acacia Ridge locality to Algester; and d. Transfers Sunnybank Hills, parts of Runcorn and the Acacia Ridge suburbs to Stretton.

The proposed electorate is named after Toohey Forest Park, a prominent forest located within this electorate. The forest was named after wealthy Irishman James Toohey, who purchased the land in 1872 from the spoils of the Californian gold rush. Held by his family for a number of years, Toohey Forest Park was acquired by the Brisbane City Council in 1945.

The proposed electorate has 32,905 electors, which is 0.79% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,850 electors by 2023 which would be 8.17% below quota.

Stretton The existing electorate of Stretton had 32,887 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.11% below quota.

The proposed electorate gained electors from surrounding districts to improve its enrolment, while also altering to allow for the creation of new electorates in the area.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Sunnybank Hills, parts of Runcorn and the Acacia Ridge suburb from the current Sunnybank district; b. Gains a small part of the Browns Plains locality from Logan; and c. Transfers part of the Calamvale and Algester suburbs to Algester.

The proposed electorate has 33,001 electors, which is 0.05% below quota, and is predicted to have 34,132 electors by 2023 which would be 7.4% below quota.

Algester The existing electorate of Algester had 32,785 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.41% below quota.

Algester extended northwards to gain electors from neighbouring districts. This provided the Commission greater scope to make changes to Logan and aid the creation of Jordan to its south and Macalister to its west.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Regents Park and Browns Plains suburbs from Logan;

70 b. Gains some of the Calamvale locality from Stretton; c. Gains Rocklea, Willawong, Archerfield and part of the Acacia Ridge suburbs from the current electorate of Sunnybank; d. Transfers Greenbank and the Camira suburbs to the new electorate of Jordan; e. Transfers Doolandella and much of the Forest Lake localities to Inala; and f. Transfers Boronia Heights, the balance of Park Ridge and part of the Hillcrest suburbs to Logan.

The proposed electorate has 32,281 electors, which is 2.67% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,870 electors by 2023 which would be 8.11% below quota.

Inala The existing electorate of Inala had 32,420 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 6.46% below quota.

The proposed Inala electorate has extended further west, while contracting in the south to transfer electors to the new Ipswich electorate of Jordan. The Commission is confident its proposed boundaries are sensible, using major roads and easily identifiable watercourses to maintain communities of interest in the district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the suburb of Durack from the current electorate of Sunnybank; b. Gains Doolandella and much of the Forest Lake suburbs from Algester; c. Transfers a portion of the Darra locality to Mount Ommaney; and d. Transfers Carole Park, Camira, Gailes and the balance of the Springfield suburb to Jordan.

The proposed electorate has 32,809 electors, which is 1.08% below quota, and is predicted to have 37,322 electors by 2023 which would be 1.25% above quota.

Mount Ommaney The existing electorate of Mount Ommaney had 31,982 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.72% below quota.

Minor alterations are proposed to improve Mount Ommaney’s enrolment, uniting the community of Corinda in the district, and also gaining more of the suburbs of Darra and Sherwood.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the suburb of Darra from Inala; and b. Gains the balance of Corinda and part of the Sherwood localities from the current electoral district of Indooroopilly.

The proposed electorate has 34,285 electors, which is 3.37% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,193 electors by 2023 which would be 4.52% below quota.

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The Ipswich Area

Electoral enrolment in the Ipswich area is projected to increase significantly in the coming years. In light of the level of growth and consistent public feedback, the Commission has proposed to create a new electoral district called Jordan in the area.

Jordan is located between Bundamba and Logan and contains the highly urbanised area of Springfield. With significant growth forecast for Springfield and the surrounding suburbs, it is a sensible location for one of the four new electorates. Unlike the Gold Coast, the Ipswich region has a great deal of projected growth but has comparatively low levels of current enrolment. The Commission therefore had the challenge of creating boundaries that respected communities while also keeping the districts in quota.

The Commission was unable to contain the projected enrolment for two Ipswich electorates. Focus was instead placed on communities of interest in the area and the Commission created boundaries that it believes will maintain enrolment within the acceptable quota for the longest time possible.

4 Electorates in the Ipswich Area:

Jordan Ipswich Bundamba Ipswich West

Jordan Jordan is a newly created Ipswich electorate, centered on Springfield and the surrounding community.

This electorate consists of suburbs currently included in the Bundamba, Inala, Algester, Lockyer and Logan districts, including:

a. The suburbs of Springfield Central, Springfield Lakes, Brookwater, Augustine Heights, parts of Spring Mountain and Bellbird Park are transferred from Bundamba; b. The balance of the suburb of Springfield shifts into this electorate from Bundamba and Inala; c. Camira, Carol Park and the Gailes localities move from Inala; d. The balance of Greenbank transfers from Algester and Lockyer; e. Lyons, Undullah, New Beith, Flinders Lakes, Kagaru, Monarch Glen, Silverbark Ridge and the Flagstone suburbs move from Lockyer; and f. Part of the Jimboomba suburb shifts from Logan.

Jordan is named in honour of Ellen Violet (“Vi”) Jordan OAM (1913 – 1982). Born in Ipswich, she was the first woman elected to the Ipswich City Council and later became the first woman from the Australian Labor Party, and the second woman in the State to be elected to the Queensland Parliament. A staunch advocate for the rights of the working class and for political, social and economic equality for women, the Commission considers Jordan a suitable name for the electorate. A short biographical note about Jordan is in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 30,774 electors, which is 7.22% below quota, and is predicted to have 42,665 electors by 2023 which would be 15.75% above quota.

101 Bundamba The existing electorate of Bundamba had 42,243 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 21.88% above quota.

Surplus enrolment in the current Bundamba electorate, combined with the projected growth for the Ipswich and Logan regions, provided a platform for the Commission to create a fourth Ipswich electorate. To lower enrolment in Bundamba, electors have been transferred from a number its suburbs to the new district of Jordan.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Bundamba locality from Ipswich; and b. Transfers Augustine Heights, Brookwater, Springfield Central, Springfield Lakes, Springfield and parts of the Spring Mountain and Bellbird Park suburbs to Jordan.

The proposed electorate has 30,698 electors, which is 7.45% below quota, and is predicted to have 38,429 electors by 2023 which would be 4.26% above quota.

Ipswich The existing electorate of Ipswich had 34,731 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.21% above quota.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Deebing Heights, parts of the Ripley, South Ripley, Goolman and Purga localities from Lockyer; b. Gains part of the suburb of Ripley from Bundamba; c. Transfers the Bundamba suburb to the district of Bundamba; and d. Transfers the Yamanto suburb to Ipswich West.

The proposed electorate has 30,330 electors, which is 8.56% below quota, and is predicted to have 47,038 electors by 2023 which would be 27.61% above quota.

Ipswich West The existing electorate of Ipswich West had 36,071 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.08% above quota.

The Commission made significant change to Ipswich West, contracting its northern boundary further south to follow the Ipswich City Council boundary. With the strong likelihood of immense growth in the Ipswich region, this change will better accommodate future development.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Yamanto suburb from Ipswich; b. Gains a portion of the Amberley suburb from Lockyer; and c. Transfers the suburbs of Borallon, Wanora, Fairney View, Fernvale, Vernor, Glamorgan Vale, Lark Hill, Clarendon, Patrick Estate, Minden, Coolana, Tarampa, Lowood, Rifle Range, Brightview, Prenzlau and parts of Marburg, Haigslea and Lockrose to Lockyer.

The proposed electorate has 32,139 electors, which is 3.10% below quota, and is predicted to have 39,774 electors by 2023 which would be 7.91% above quota.

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Southern Queensland

The districts in Southern Queensland have been altered significantly, with particular focus given to the principles of uniting local government areas and utilising easily recognisable boundaries to unite communities of interest wherever practicable.

The proposed boundaries of the electorate of Condamine have become more Toowoomba centric, following the Toowoomba Regional Council boundary to the west and incorporating localities in the north from Nanango.

As Condamine extended further north, this complemented the Commission’s plan to unite the South Burnett Regional Council area in the district of Nanango. As a rural and relatively large electorate, the Commission felt the easily recognisable boundaries and community benefits of holding this local council area together were of enough significance to warrant change for this district.

The other significant alteration was to Lockyer, and was an effort by the commissioners to improve the boundaries for this electorate. Lockyer’s previous boundaries wrapped underneath the Ipswich region and went all the way east to Logan. By adopting community suggestions, a number of these localities have been transferred to the Scenic Rim electorate, along with the new district of Jordan and the south of Ipswich. The Commission is confident this change improves Lockyer’s boundaries and better respects communities of interest for the electors in the affected suburbs.

Increasing enrolment in Ipswich also contributed to change in the region. Electors from the more rural localities in the north of Ipswich West have been transferred to Lockyer. This was necessary to achieve an appropriate enrolment in Lockyer and also to ensure Ipswich West is better equipped for future growth.

5 Electorates in Southern Queensland:

Southern Downs Condamine Toowoomba South Lockyer Toowoomba North

Southern Downs The existing electorate of Southern Downs had 34,651 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.02% below quota.

No change has been made to the Southern Downs electorate. The newly adjusted quota for 93 electorates boosted the district’s enrolment and eliminated any need for boundary change.

The proposed electorate has 34,656 electors, which is 4.49% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,358 electors by 2023 which would be 1.36% below quota.

113 Lockyer The existing electorate of Lockyer had 35,149 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.42% above quota.

A significant amount of change has been made to the west of Lockyer. Electors have been transferred out of the electorate in the area south of the Ipswich region, while its boundaries expanded above Ipswich West, following the Ipswich and Brisbane City Council boundaries. In doing so, Lockyer has gained rural suburbs currently part of Ipswich West and from the west of Moggill. The Commission is confident these changes create stronger boundaries and better respect communities of interest for Lockyer and the surrounding districts.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the rural suburbs north of the Ipswich City Council boundary from Ipswich West, including Lockrose, Brightview, Prenzlau, Minden, Coolana, Tarampa, Lowood, Rifle Range, Clarendon, Patrick Estate, Vernor, Glamorgan Vale, Lark Hill, Marburg, Haigslea, Wanora, Fairney View, Fernvale and Borallon; b. Gains the rural suburbs outside of the Brisbane City Council boundary from Moggill, including Borallon, Lake Manchester and Banks Creek; and c. Transfers a number of localities south of the Ipswich area, including Grandchester, Mount Mort, Mount Walker West, Lower Mount Walker, Calvert, Lanefield, Rosewood, Ebenezer, Mount Forbes, Mutdapilly, Harrisville, Willowbank, Jeebropilly, Amberley, Purga, Goolman, Peak Crossing, Deebing Heights, Ripley, South Ripley, Lyons, Undullah, Flinders Lakes, Kagaru, Monarch Glen, Flagstone, Silverbark Ridge, New Beith and Greenbank. These suburbs transfer to the proposed Scenic Rim, Ipswich West, Ipswich and Jordan electorates respectively.

The proposed electorate has 31,885 electors, which is 3.87% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,428 electors by 2023 which would be 1.17% below quota.

Condamine The existing electorate of Condamine had 37,610 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 8.52% above quota.

The Commission has sought to improve Condamine’s boundaries, creating an electorate more closely aligned with the Toowoomba region. A number of suburbs north of the electorate of Toowoomba North have been transferred into Condamine, including Crows Nest, while the western boundary of Condamine contracted to follow the Toowoomba Regional Council boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains a large number of suburbs from Nanango. The northern boundaries of the Irvingdale, Quinalow, Peranga, Evergreen, Doctor Creek, Djuan, Glenaven, Pinelands and Crows Nest localities are the new boundary; b. Gains the Grassdale and Cecil Plains suburbs from Warrego; c. Transfers St Ruth, Dalby, Blaxland, Pirrinuan, Ranges Bridge, Macalister, Irvingdale, , Moola, Bunya Mountains, Bell, Jimbour East and Cooranga localities to the proposed electorates of Warrego and Callide; and d. Transfers part of the Darling Heights suburb to Toowoomba South.

The proposed electorate has 34,755 electors, which is 4.79% above quota, and is predicted to have 39,315 electors by 2023 which would be 6.66% above quota.

114 Toowoomba North The existing electorate of Toowoomba North had 35,506 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.45% above quota.

Two minor changes have been made to improve the quality of this district’s boundaries. The first proposed change was made to the eastern boundary, following the suburb of Mount Lofty, where previously the boundary incorporated a small part of the suburb of Ballard.

The second proposed change was to alter slightly the southern boundary so that it follows James, Davis and Tor Streets without the previous deviation.

The Commission received close to 250 comments opposing the suggestion by the Australian Labor Party (ALP) Queensland Branch, to transfer suburbs such as Highfields and Blue Mountain Heights out of this electorate. While the Second Range Crossing may provide a future redistribution commission with a suitable boundary to create a third Toowoomba based electorate, at this time there are insufficient electors to entertain such a scenario. The electors in these suburbs seem well connected to Toowoomba North and therefore, the existing boundaries have been retained, aside from the aforementioned minor changes.

The proposed electorate has 35,508 electors, which is 7.06% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,588 electors by 2023 which would be 1.98% above quota.

Toowoomba South The existing electorate of Toowoomba South had 34,567 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.26% below quota.

Enrolment in Toowoomba South is declining, and as such the Commission proposes to transfer electors from the urban part of the Darling Heights suburb. These electors are currently located in the existing Condamine electorate and undoubtedly have a strong level of connectivity with Toowoomba South and the neighbouring suburbs within this electorate.

A second small proposed change which was discussed above (see Toowoomba North) has altered the northern boundary of this electorate, so that it follows James, David and Tor Streets without the previous deviation.

The proposed electorate has 36,013 electors, which is 8.58% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,205 electors by 2023 which would be 0.94% above quota.

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North of the Brisbane River Area

The enrolment capture of 29th August, 2016 demonstrated a strong trend among the districts north of the Brisbane River to fall towards the lower tolerance of the acceptable district quota. This appears to be a continuing trend, with much of the growth in the south-east corner occurring in areas closer to the coast, in the west near Ipswich and south of the Brisbane River. Approximately two-thirds of the existing electorate of Indooroopilly’s enrolment is on the north side. Removing this district offered the dual benefit of boosting enrolment in the north and freeing sufficient electors in the south to allow for the creation of a new district.

While the Commission recognises communities of interest can branch across rivers, as a general rule the Commission prefers to follow large roads, rivers and watercourses as they are easily recognised by electors. By catering for growth trends now, the Commission hopes to limit the amount of disruption and boundary changes necessary in this area during future redistributions.

The impacts of this change flowed across the districts north of the river and where change has occurred, the Commission has sought to improve the boundaries of those electorates wherever possible. Well known features have been used to create boundaries and where practicable, whole suburbs with obvious shared interests have been held together.

11 Electorates North of the Brisbane River:

Moggill Stafford Everton Maiwar Clayfield Aspley Cooper Nudgee Sandgate McConnel Ferny Grove

Moggill The existing electorate of Moggill had 33,661 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.88% below quota.

As the district immediately west of the current electorate of Indooroopilly, the Commission’s proposal to remove this electorate has impacted Moggill. Furthermore, a change was made to the western boundary of the district, in order to follow the Brisbane City Council local government boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Indooroopilly suburb from the current Indooroopilly district; and b. Transfers the balance of Banks Creek, Borallon and part of the Lake Manchester suburbs to Lockyer.

The proposed electorate has 34,467 electors, which is 3.92% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,276 electors by 2023 which would be 4.30% below quota.

129 Maiwar (currently Mount Coot-tha) The existing electorate of Indooroopilly had 30,414 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 12.25% below quota. Adjacent to this electorate, the existing Mount Coot-tha district had 32,215 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.05% below quota.

Maiwar has been created by merging those parts of the current electorate of Indooroopilly situated north of the Brisbane River with the existing Mount Coot-tha district.

The electorate is situated between the proposed districts of Moggill, Cooper and McConnel and the suburbs in this district include:

a. St Lucia, Taringa, Fig Tree Pocket and much of the suburb of Indooroopilly transfer from the current electorate of Indooroopilly; and b. Taringa, Toowong, Auchenflower, Mount Coot-tha and parts of the Bardon, Paddington and Milton suburbs shift from the current Mount Coot-tha electorate.

Maiwar (pronounced: May-wah) is the word used by some Aboriginal people to refer to the Brisbane River.

The southern boundary of this proposed electorate follows the Brisbane River and, combined with the historical significance of the river to both indigenous Australians and later European settlers, the commissioners thought it appropriate to adopt the name Maiwar.

The proposed electorate has 35,925 electors, which is 8.31% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,786 electors by 2023 which would be 2.51% above quota.

Cooper (currently Ashgrove) The existing electorate of Ashgrove had 33,017 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.74% below quota.

As an electorate neighbouring the Maiwar district, the flow of electors north from the newly established electorate provided the Commission with the scope to transfer electors from inner-city Brisbane suburbs to Cooper, thereby improving enrolment within this district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Red Hill and parts of the Paddington, Bardon, Kelvin Grove, Newmarket and Milton suburbs from the current electorate of Mount Coot-tha; and b. Transfers the suburbs of Enoggera and parts of Ashgrove, Alderley, Newmarket, Gaythorne, Mitchelton, and Keperra to Ferny Grove and Everton.

As only a portion of the suburb of Ashgrove remains in this electorate, the commissioners decided to rename the district. The choice was made to name it Cooper, in honour of Lilian Cooper (1861-1947), Brisbane’s first female doctor. Today, Cooper’s house and land in Kangaroo Point is the location of the St Vincent’s Hospital. As a central Brisbane district, the Commission considered Cooper to be a suitable name for the electorate. There is a short biographical note about Cooper in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 35,860 electors, which is 8.12% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,495 electors by 2023 which would be 0.99% below quota.

130 McConnel (currently Brisbane Central) The existing electorate of Brisbane Central had 36,579 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.54% above quota.

The proposed electorate of McConnel has been further ‘centralised’ in an effort to allow for growth of Brisbane’s inner-city areas. As a growth electorate, the commissioners felt it important to transfer electors northwards to other electorates with lower enrolment, and have contracted the boundary to the Enoggera Creek/Breakfast Creek waterway.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the suburb of Petrie Terrace from Mount Coot-tha; b. Transfers part of the Newmarket and Wilston suburbs to Stafford; and c. Transfers the Windsor and Albion localities to Clayfield.

The commissioners propose the name McConnel for this electorate to honour the memory of Mary McConnel (1824-1910) who struggled for many years to establish the first children’s hospital in Queensland. As the suburb of Herston, which formerly had within it the Royal Children’s Hospital located in this district, the commissioners feels it a fitting legacy to rename the electorate McConnel. There is a short biographical note about McConnel in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 31,443 electors, which is 5.20% below quota, and is predicted to have 39,780 electors by 2023 which would be 7.92% above quota.

Stafford The existing electorate of Stafford had 32,951 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.93% below quota.

Stafford gained electors from the current districts of Brisbane Central and Nudgee, while balancing its enrolment with a transfer to Clayfield. As a result of these changes, the Commission has improved Stafford’s enrolment, adding much needed electors to the district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains parts of the Chermside, Wavell Heights and Kedron suburbs from Nudgee; b. Gains a portion of Newmarket and the balance of the Wilston suburbs from the current electorate of Brisbane Central; and c. Transfers Gordon Park and its portion of the Lutwyche and Windsor suburbs to Clayfield.

The proposed electorate has 35,920 electors, which is 8.30% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,475 electors by 2023 which would be 1.67% above quota.

Clayfield The existing electorate of Clayfield had 35,982 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.82% above quota.

Balancing enrolment in the surrounding area enabled the entire suburbs of Albion, Gordon Park, Lutwyche and Windsor to be united within this electorate, while contracting the northern boundary to Kedron Brook.

131 The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the suburb of Albion from the current electorate of Brisbane Central; b. Gains the suburb of Windsor from the existing electorates of McConnel and Sandgate; c. Gains Gordon Park and the balance of the Lutwyche suburbs from Stafford; d. Transfers much of the Kedron community to Stafford; and e. Transfers its portion of the Wavell Heights, Nundah and Kedron suburbs to Nudgee.

The proposed electorate has 35,616 electors, which is 7.38% above quota, and is predicted to have 39,502 electors by 2023 which would be 7.17% above quota.

Nudgee The existing electorate of Nudgee had 36,491 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.29% above quota.

The Commission has made a number of changes to Nudgee, endeavouring to use boundaries that respect communities of interest and follow clearly distinguishable roads and geographical features.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of Wavell Heights, Nundah and a small part of the Kedron suburbs from Clayfield; b. Transfers parts of the Chermside, Zillmere and Geebung suburbs to Aspley; and c. Transfers the remaining part of the Chermside, Wavell Heights and Kedron suburbs to Stafford.

The proposed electorate has 35,007 electors, which is 5.55% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,237 electors by 2023 which would be 1.69% below quota.

Ferny Grove The existing electorate of Ferny Grove had 33,105 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.48% below quota.

Ferny Grove has expanded closer to the city-center, gaining inner-city Brisbane suburbs and transferring out a number of its more rural localities.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Ashgrove, Alderley, Enoggera, Newmarket, Gaythorne, Mitchelton and Keperra suburbs from the current electorate of Ashgrove; b. Gains the portions of the Mitchelton, Keperra and Gaythorne localities south of the Ferny Grove rail line from Everton; c. Transfers parts of the Arana Hills and Bunya suburbs to Everton; and d. Transfers those localities north-west of Camp Mountain, Ferny Hills and Bunya to D’Aguilar.

The proposed electorate has 35,234 electors, which is 6.23% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,917 electors by 2023 which would be 2.56% below quota.

132 Everton The existing electorate of Everton had 32,963 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.89% below quota.

The Commission aligned Everton’’s boundaries to the rail line in the south, a creek in the east and roads in the west and north. This allowed the district to improve its enrolment by gaining from the movement of electors north from the current Brisbane Central district and from the creation of the Maiwar district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Brendale and Warner suburbs from the current electorate of Pine Rivers; b. Gains some of the Bunya and Arana Hills localities from Ferny Grove; c. Gains part of the Enoggera and Gaythorne suburbs from the current electorate of Ashgrove; and d. Transfers a small section of the Keperra, Mitchelton and Gaythorne suburbs to Ferny Grove.

The proposed electorate has 35,785 electors, which is 7.89% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,938 electors by 2023 which would be 2.92% above quota.

Aspley The existing electorate of Aspley had 31,884 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 8.00% below quota.

This district was at the lower limit of the acceptable enrolment tolerance. The creation of Maiwar freed electors north of the Brisbane River, providing the Commission with latitude to change Aspley’s boundaries and improve its enrolment, expanding the south eastern boundary to the North Coast rail line.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Zillmere, Geebung and Chermside suburbs from Nudgee; b. Gains a small section of the suburb from Everton but transfers a small section of the Bridgeman Downs locality to Everton; and c. Transfers the balance of Bracken Ridge and part of the Bald Hills suburbs to Sandgate.

The proposed electorate has 35,643 electors, which is 7.46% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,531 electors by 2023 which would be 1.82% above quota.

Sandgate The existing electorate of Sandgate had 33,938 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.08% below quota.

A minor change has been made to transfer part of the suburb of Bald Hills from Aspley into this electorate. This has, in the opinion of the commissioners, improved the electorate’s western boundaries, which now follows the Gympie Arterial Road and the rail line.

The proposed electorate has 34,867 electors, which is 5.12% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,403 electors by 2023 which would be 1.24% below quota.

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The Area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast

The area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast is experiencing significant growth and enrolment is projected to continue increasing in the future.

The new electorate of Bancroft has been proposed in this region to ensure, so far as is practicable, that enrolment will remain within the acceptable limits over the coming years. Bancroft is located between the electorates of Murrumba, Kurwongbah (currently Kallangur), Morayfield and Pumicestone. The district has split the electorate of Murrumba in two, creating a necessity for changes to the neighbouring electorates.

As in other regions, the Commission has endeavoured to select easily recognisable features for its boundaries, including large roadways and watercourses. As in all places, the Commission looked to be inclusive of shared community interests, holding areas with close connectivity together in a district.

7 Electorates between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast:

D’Aguilar Redcliffe Pumicestone Kurwongbah Bancroft Murrumba Morayfield

D’Aguilar (currently Pine Rivers) The existing electorate of Pine Rivers had 35,091 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.25% above quota.

This electorate has extended further southwards, gaining rural localities from the neighbouring electorate of Ferny Grove. As a district with a significant rural component in the west, the Commission felt that this change would better unite rural suburbs with shared communities of interest.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the suburb of Lawnton from the current electorate of Kallangur; b. Gains the more rural localities from Ferny Grove including, , Samsonvale, Mount Samson, , Cedar Creek, Closeburn, Yugar, Clear Mountain, , Highvale, Wights Mountain, Jollys Lookout, Samford Valley, Samford Village and Draper; c. Transfers parts of the Warner and Brendale suburbs to Everton; d. Transfers Lawnton, the balance of Kurwongbah and parts of the Joyner, Whiteside and Bray Park suburbs to the proposed electorate of Kurwongbah; and e. Transfers Ocean View and its portion of Rocksberg, Moorina and Campbells Pocket suburbs to Tibrogargan.

This district is named after the D’Aguilar Range. The addition of a number of localities from Ferny Grove has meant that more of this prominent range is now included in the electorate and it seemed appropriate to reflect the changed nature of this district with a new name. Mountains in the D’Aguilar Range include Mount Mee, Mount Glorious, Mount Samson, Mount Nebo and Camp Mountain.

The proposed electorate has 34,524 electors, which is 4.09% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,550 electors by 2023 which would be 0.84% below quota.

159 Kurwongbah (currently Kallangur) The existing electorate of Kallangur had 34,774 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.33% above quota.

As an electorate neighbouring the new district of Bancroft, the current boundary has contracted westward, while extending in the south around Lake Samsonvale and in the north to follow Burpengary Creek and the North Coast rail line.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of Narangba and part of the Burpengary suburbs from Morayfield; b. Gains Lawnton, the balance of Kurwongbah and parts of the Joyner, Whiteside and Bray Park suburbs from the existing electorate of Pine Rivers; and c. Transfers parts of the Dakabin and Kallangur localities to the new electorate of Bancroft.

As the suburb of Kallangur is no longer within this electorate, it seemed appropriate to change its name. The commissioners have named the electorate after Lake Kurwongbah, a prominent body of water within this electorate. Lake Kurwongbah was created through the damming of Sideling Creek and received its name from a newspaper competition in 1958. Kurwongbah, the winning entry, means “black duck” and is the Aboriginal name for Sideling Creek.

The commissioners are aware that an electorate known as Kurwongbah existed prior to the redistribution in 2008. In that redistribution the then commissioners decided to create the districts of Kallangur and Pine Rivers formed to a large extent, by the electors of what was then Kurwongbah. In light of the changes proposed for this area, the Commission considers it appropriate to return to the name Kurwongbah. This is consistent with the Commission’s belief that names of prominent topographical features in an electorate are appropriate as names for the electorate.

The proposed electorate has 33,281 electors, which is 0.34% above quota, and is predicted to have 39,787 electors by 2023 which would be 7.94% above quota.

Murrumba The existing electorate of Murrumba had 43,229 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 24.73% above quota.

Extensive change was required for this electorate, as there is a significant surplus in electors and substantial projected growth. The Commission determined to amend its boundaries and add one of the four new State electorates in this area. Retaining the southern end of the existing electorate, Murrumba has gained localities from the current district of Kallangur, while transferring many suburbs to the new electorate of Bancroft.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Murrumba Downs and much of the Kallangur and Dakabin suburbs from the current electorate of Kallangur; b. Transfers Burpengary East, Deception Bay, North Lakes, along with portions of the Morayfield, Rothwell and Mango Hill suburbs to the new electorate of Bancroft; and c. Transfers the balance of the Newport suburb to Redcliffe.

The proposed electorate has 31,560 electors, which is 4.85% below quota, and is predicted to have 38,486 electors by 2023 which would be 4.41% above quota.

160 Redcliffe The existing electorate of Redcliffe had 35,259 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.73% above quota.

This electorate required minimal change. Enrolment in Redcliffe is in decline, while neighbouring Murrumba has excessive numbers of electors. As Redcliffe holds most of the suburb of Newport, the Commission thought it sensible to move the balance of this locality, so that it is entirely contained within Redcliffe.

The proposed electorate has 35,259 electors, which is 6.31% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,428 electors by 2023 which would be 1.54% above quota.

Bancroft Bancroft is the proposed new electorate in the area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.

This electorate is situated between Murrumba, Kurwongbah, Morayfield and Pumicestone and includes densely populated suburbs from Murrumba and some neighbouring suburbs from the current electorate of Kallangur.

Deception Bay and North Lakes are two growth areas within this region. A number of submissions recommended an electorate be created around the Deception Bay suburb. The Commission came to the same conclusion. In light of Murrumba’s high enrolment, the Commission settled on this location, as it holds Deception Bay and the growing area of North Lakes together in one electorate.

The new district includes:

a. The north and central sections of the existing electorate of Murrumba, including Burpengary East, Deception Bay, North Lakes and parts of the Rothwell, Morayfield and Mango Hill suburbs; and b. Parts of the Dakabin and Kallangur suburbs on the eastern side of Old Gympie Road from the current electorate of Kallangur.

This electorate is named in honour of Joseph Bancroft (1836-1894), a prominent medical practitioner of his time, who also made valuable contributions to medical issues relating to stock and agriculture in the colony.

A pyramidal block of granite stands on the foreshore of Deception Bay, highlighting the achievements of Bancroft and his family. There is a short biographical note about Bancroft in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 33,637 electors, which is 1.41% above quota, and is predicted to have 39,804 electors by 2023 which would be 7.99% above quota.

161 Morayfield The existing electorate of Morayfield had 35,074 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.20% above quota.

This electorate has extended further north, taking in more of the Caboolture area. The Commission has used major roads such as the D’Aguilar and Bruce Highways as the boundaries.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Caboolture and Bellmere suburb from Pumicestone; b. Transfers Narangba and a portion of the Burpengary suburb to Kurwongbah; and c. Transfers its portion of Moorina, Rocksberg and part of the Upper Caboolture suburbs to Tibrogargan.

The proposed electorate has 32,543 electors, which is 1.88% below quota, and is predicted to have 38,790 electors by 2023 which would be 5.24% above quota.

Pumicestone The existing electorate of Pumicestone had 39,098 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 12.81% above quota.

To reduce enrolment in the district, a number of changes have been made to Pumicestone. While the existing central and east portions of the district are maintained, some electors have been transferred in the area extending north of the D’Aguilar Highway.

The other change was to transfer the suburb of North Bribie Island into Pumicestone, uniting the island within a single electorate.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Caboolture, Elimbah,and Moodlu suburbs from the current electorate of Glass House; b. Gains the North Bribie Island suburb from the current electorate of Caloundra; and c. Transfers a portion of the Caboolture and Bellmere suburbs to Morayfield.

The proposed electorate has 32,804 electors, which is 1.10% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,531 electors by 2023 which would be 0.89% below quota.

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The Sunshine Coast Area

As with much of the Queensland coast, enrolment in the Sunshine Coast is increasing. The new electorate of Ninderry is proposed for this area to help cater for future growth.

The location of this electorate takes pressure off the coastline, by taking in the suburb of Coolum Beach and freeing those districts to its south to extend east towards the coast.

The Commission has utilised highways, local council boundaries and suburb boundaries, wherever practical, in an effort to keep communities together and create strong boundaries.

8 Electorates in the Sunshine Coast Area:

Tibrogargan Buderim Nicklin Caloundra Maroochydore Noosa Kawana Ninderry

Tibrogargan (currently Glass House) The existing electorate of Glass House had 37,610 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 8.52% above quota.

The Commission has altered the electorate’s boundaries to improve its enrolment. Much of the existing northern boundary, as well as the Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary to the west is to be maintained.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Kenilworth locality, particularly the Imbil Forest area from Nicklin; b. Gains suburbs in the south, including Ocean View, Campbells Pocket and portions of the Rocksberg and Moorina suburbs from the current electorate of Pine Rivers; c. Gains the remainder of Rocksberg, Moorina and part of the Upper Caboolture suburbs from Morayfield; d. Gains Diamond Valley, Mooloolah Valley and the Bald Knob localities from Caloundra; e. Gains a small section of the Landsborough locality from Caloundra, but also transfers a portion to Caloundra; f. Transfers Palmwoods, Woombye, Chevallum, Ilkley and its portion of the Tanawha suburbs to Nicklin; and g. Transfers part of the Elimbah, Caboolture and Moodlu suburbs to Pumicestone.

This electorate is named after Mount Tibrogargan, a well-known mountain in South East Queensland. Aboriginal mythology holds that Tibrogargan was the father of the other Glass House mountains, with the exception of Beerwah, who is said to have been his wife and mother of the mountains.

The proposed electorate has 31,707 electors, which is 4.40% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,789 electors by 2023 which would be 2.91% below quota.

179 Caloundra The existing electorate of Caloundra had 35,538 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.54% above quota.

This electorate is located within the high growth corridor to Brisbane’s north. Some change has been made to Caloundra in an effort to reduce the number of electors, and in doing so, cater for future growth expected for this district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains part of the Landsborough suburb in the west from the current electorate of Glass House; b. Transfers Diamond Valley, Mooloolah Valley and parts of the Bald Knob and Landsborough suburb to Tibrogargan; c. Transfers the balance of the Currimundi locality to Kawana; and d. Transfers the Bribie Island North suburb to Pumicestone.

The proposed electorate has 31,624 electors, which is 4.65% below quota, and is predicted to have 40,159 electors by 2023 which would be 8.95% above quota.

Kawana The existing electorate of Kawana had 37,841 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 9.18% above quota.

To reduce enrolment in the district, the Commission has contracted the north-eastern coastal boundary, while extending the south-eastern boundary to unite the suburb of Currimundi.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the Currimundi suburb from Caloundra; and b. Transfers Minyama, Buddina and the Parrearra localities to Buderim.

The proposed electorate has 30,983 electors, which is 6.59% below quota, and is predicted to have 38,524 electors by 2023 which would be 4.51% above quota.

Buderim The existing electorate of Buderim had 35,193 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.54% above quota.

The Commission has transferred electors from Buderim to the new electorate of Ninderry, situated to the north of this electorate. In doing so, this provided Buderim the capacity to extend eastwards, incorporating suburbs towards to the coast and helping disperse some of the growth from the neighbouring electorate of Kawana.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Minyama, Buddina and the Parrearra suburbs from Kawana; and b. Transfers Rosemount, Diddillibah, Kiels Mountain, Kunda Park, Kuliun and parts of the Maroochydore, Buderim, Forest Glen and Mons suburbs to Ninderry.

The proposed electorate has 34,916 electors, which is 5.27% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,551 electors by 2023 which would be 4.59% above quota.

180 Maroochydore The existing electorate of Maroochydore had 38,063 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 9.82% above quota.

Minor changes are proposed for Maroochydore, transferring most of the suburb of Coolum Beach and part of the Yaroomba localities to Ninderry.

At present, the suburb of Coolum Beach is divided between three state electorates and the Commission is of the opinion that it is preferable to unite as much of this suburb as practicable within a single district.

The proposed electorate has 32,436 electors, which is 2.21% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,590 electors by 2023 which would be 3.45% below quota.

Ninderry Ninderry is the newly created Sunshine Coast electorate.

This proposed electorate is situated between Noosa, Nicklin, Buderim and Maroochydore and is the product of merged localities from each of these districts.

The Sunshine Coast is a growth area and was an obvious location for one of the four new electorates. The Commission settled on this particular location, as it helps encompass some of the growth from both the northern and southern ends of the Sunshine Coast, maintaining strong communities of interest and alleviating enrolment pressure from along the coast. In the north, the district’s boundary now follows the Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary.

The localities in this district include:

a. Bli Bli, Maroochy River, Valdora, Ninderry, Yandina Creek, and parts of Coolum Beach, Peregian Spring, Verrierdale, Eumundi, North Arm, Bridges, Yandina Parklands, Pacific Paradise, Marcoola and the Mount Coolum suburbs from Nicklin; b. The localities of Weyba Downs and parts of Eerwah Vale, Eumundi, Doonan, Verrierdale, Peregian Spring, Peregian Beach, Coolum Beach and North Arm are transferred from Noosa; c. Part of the Coolum Beach and Yaroomba suburbs shift from Maroochydore; and d. Rosemount, Diddillibah, Kiels Mountain, Kunda Park, Kuliun and parts of the Maroochydore, Buderim, Forest Glen and Mons suburbs are transferred from Buderim.

The district is named after Mount Ninderry, a 304-metre mountain situated in this electorate. Ninderry is said to be an Aboriginal expression denoting scrub leeches, but is also the name of a legendary Aboriginal warrior who is said to have been turned into the mountain. As a prominent geographical feature in this district, the Commission considers Ninderry to be a suitable name for the electorate

The proposed electorate has 32,129 electors, which is 3.10% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,644 electors by 2023 which would be 3.30% below quota.

181 Nicklin The existing electorate of Nicklin had 36,339 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 4.85% above quota.

The Commission proposed significant change for this electorate, with the creation of Ninderry to its west, creating an opportunity to develop strong boundaries for Nicklin.

The current district of Nicklin stretches from far inland, all the way to the suburb of Coolum Beach along the coast. While maintaining the central part of this electorate, the Commission has chosen far more recognisable boundaries, aligning to council boundaries in the west, while contracting its eastern boundary to primarily follow the .

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains a number of localities from Gympie, following the Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary, including parts of Cooran, Federal, Pomona, Lake Macdonald and Cooroy; b. Gains Chevallum and Ilkley, a portion of Palmwoods and Tanawha and the balance of Woombye from the current electorate of Glass House; c. Transfers the localities to the east including, Bli Bli, Maroochy River, Valdora, Ninderry, Yandina Creek, and parts of Coolum Beach, Peregian Spring, Verrierdale, North Arm, Parklands, Pacific Paradise, Marcoola and Mount Coolum to Ninderry; and d. Transfers part of the Kenilworth suburb including the Imbil Forest area in the west to Tibrogargan.

The proposed electorate has 33,469 electors, which is 0.91% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,691 electors by 2023 which would be 2.25% above quota.

Noosa The existing electorate of Noosa had 37,495 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 8.18% above quota.

The commissioners felt strongly that Noosa should hold as much of the localities of the Noosa Shire Council as possible. With neighbouring Gympie expanding north and west respectively, the Commission had the capacity to move the western and southern boundary of Noosa to follow the Council boundary.

To the north, Noosa has extended to include Inskip and Rainbow Beach, with those areas being well connected to this district.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Kin Kin, Pinbarren, Inskip, Rainbow Beach, the balance of Como, Cootharaba and Ringtail Creek and parts of the Cooloola, Cooran and Pomona suburbs from Gympie; and b. Transfers Weyba Downs, Eerwah Vale, Eumundi, Doonan, Peregian Beach, Peregian Springs, Coolum Beach and the Verrierdale localities to Ninderry.

The proposed electorate has 33,137 electors, which is 0.09% below quota, and is predicted to have 34,560 electors by 2023 which would be 6.24% below quota.

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Wide Bay and Burnett Area

The changes made to the districts of the Wide Bay and Burnett region were part of a concerted effort of the Commission to improve the boundaries of Queensland’s larger electorates, uniting local government areas within a single state district where practicable.

Electoral enrolment was the fundamental reason for changes made in this area. Bundaberg and Gympie needed to gain electors while Hervey Bay and Burnett could afford to lose some. Where these changes occurred, the Commission has endeavoured to keep communities together and follow strong boundaries.

6 Electorates in the Wide Bay and Burnett Area:

Gympie Hervey Bay Burnett Maryborough Bundaberg Nanango

Gympie The existing electorate of Gympie had 35,085 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.23% above quota.

This electoral district has extended further north to include the township of Tiaro and the surrounding suburbs, thereby improving the sustainability of enrolment for the Wide Bay and Burnett districts longer term.

While the south and central region of the current electorate remain within the proposed Gympie, in the east, adhering to the principle of utilising local council boundaries, the boundary has contracted to follow the Gympie Regional Council boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains most of Tiaro, Talegalla Weir and , the balance of Tin Can Bay and Netherby, Bauple, Bauple Forest, , Gootchie, Paterson, Glen Echo, Miva, , Glenwood, Kanigan, , Scotchy Pocket, Curra, Corella, Anderleigh and Neerdie from Maryborough; b. Gains localities within the Gympie Regional Council area including, Mudlo, Kilkivan, Oakview, Woolooga, Lower Wonga, Sexton, Bells Bridge and Widgee from Callide; c. Transfers Kin Kin, Cooran, Pinbarren, Cootharaba, Ringtail Creek,Como, Rainbow Beach, Inskip and part of Cooloola to Noosa; and d. Transfers Pomona, part of the Lake Macdonald, Cooran, Federal and Cooroy localities to Nicklin.

The proposed electorate has 35,467 electors, which is 6.93% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,543 electors by 2023 which would be 4.57% above quota.

201 Maryborough The existing electorate of Maryborough had 36,594 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.58% above quota.

As Maryborough has transferred electors in its south to Gympie, this enabled the district to gain electors and reduce the high level of enrolment in Hervey Bay.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a) Gains Dundowran Beach and part of the Urraween suburb from Hervey Bay; and b) Transfers the balance of Tin Can Bay as well as the Tiaro, Netherby, Talegalla Weir, Bauple, Bauple Forest, Gundiah, Gootchie, Paterson, Munna Creek, Glen Echo, Miva, Theebine, Glenwood, Kanigan, Gunalda, Scotchy Pocket, Curra, Corella, Anderleigh and Neerdie suburbs to Gympie.

The proposed electorate has 35,825 electors, which is 8.01% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,968 electors by 2023 which would be 5.72% above quota.

Hervey Bay The existing electorate of Hervey Bay had 38,024 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 9.71% above quota.

The Commission has addressed this district’s surplus of electors by contracting the electorate to the coastal urban areas, aligning to major roads as the boundary. Dundowran Beach and part of the Urraween suburbs were transferred from this district to Maryborough.

The proposed electorate has 34,364 electors, which is 3.61% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,221 electors by 2023 which would be 3.69% above quota.

Bundaberg The existing electorate of Bundaberg had 30,313 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 12.54% below quota.

To address this district’s declining enrolment, the suburbs of Ashfield, Kalkie and the portion of Branyan, north of Childers Road, along with the parts of the Bundaberg North and Woongarra suburbs have been transferred into this electorate from Burnett.

The Commission selected these particular areas to try and best capture urban developments that had expanded outside of Bundaberg’s existing boundaries. In doing so, the Commission has, where practicable, kept communities of interest represented in the one electorate.

The proposed electorate has 33,923 electors, which is 2.28% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,219 electors by 2023 which would be 1.74% below quota.

202 Burnett The existing electorate of Burnett had 34,921 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.76% above quota.

The Commission has transferred electors from Burnett to Bundaberg from the Ashfield, Branyan, Bundaberg North, Kalkie and Woongarra suburbs. In doing so, this has greatly improved Bundaberg’s enrolment, while also uniting electors with strong community links to the Bundaberg district.

To balance electors for Burnett, the central section of Burnett’s western boundary expanded, with a number of localities transferred into this electorate from Callide. The boundary in this area now follows the Kolan River, gaining the balance of the , Bucca, Avondale, Waterloo, Yandaran, Mullet Creek, and Rosedale suburbs, along with the communities of Monduran, Abbotsford and Waterloo.

The proposed electorate has 32,562 electors, which is 1.83% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,988 electors by 2023 which would be 2.37% below quota.

Nanango The existing electorate of Nanango had 35,494 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.41% above quota.

Nanango has been extended northward with the purpose of uniting the South Burnett Regional Council in one electorate. The Commission understands electors in the South Burnett area have expressed a longstanding wish for their local area to be held within a single State electorate. It is also an ambition of this Commission, where possible, to keep local council areas together in these larger electorates.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the South Burnett Regional Council and Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council from Callide; b. Gains localities from the western area of Gympie Regional Council from Callide including, Booubyjan, Tansey, Cinnabar, Black Snake, Wrattens Forest, Manumbar, Elgin Vale, Barambah, Goomeri, Manyung, Goomeribong, Boonara and parts of Windera, Crownthorpe and Johnstown; c. Transfers the Diamondy, , Cooranga, Jimbour East and Bell suburbs to Callide; and d. Transfers electors from the south to Condamine, with the boundary separating Nanango and Condamine now following the southern boundary of the localities of Malling, Maclagan, Narko, Highgrove, Coalbank, Emu Creek, Jones Gully, Mountain Camp, Anduramba, The Bluff and Cressbrook Creek before connecting with the Somerset Regional Council boundary.

The proposed electorate has 34,531 electors, which is 4.11% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,428 electors by 2023 which would be 1.54% above quota.

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Central Queensland

There were no major proposed changes within the Central Queensland area. The changes that were made occurred due to enrolment requirements, or in places where the Commission wished to improve an electorate’s boundaries.

4 Electorates in Central Queensland:

Callide Keppel Gladstone Rockhampton

Callide The existing electorate of Callide had 30,968 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 10.65% below quota.

To address declining enrolment in Callide, the commissioners determined that the rural suburbs from the neighbouring electorates of Gladstone and Warrego would be well suited to this district.

These changes allowed the Commission to transfer the South Burnett Regional Council area to Nanango, so that Callide’s south-eastern boundary will now follow the North Burnett Regional Council boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains parts of the River Ranch, Burua, Calliope and suburbs and the balance of the Mount Alma, Wooderson, , Iveragh, Boynedale, Diglum, Tabelands and Boyne Valley suburbs from Gladstone; b. Gains the entirety of the Diamondy and Mowbullan suburbs, and the balance of Darr Creek, Jinghi, Jandowae, Cooranga, Bell and Jimbour East suburbs from Nanango; c. Gains the balance of the Bunya Mountains, Cooranga, Bell and Jimbour East suburbs from Condamine; d. Gains the Baking Board, Barakula, Blackswamp, Bogandilla, Boonarga, Brigalow, Burncluith, Burra Burri, Cameby, Canaga, Chances Plain, Chinchilla, Columboola, Crossroads, Dalwogon, Drillham, Durah, Fairyland, Glenaubyn, , Greenswamp, Gurulmundi, Hookswood, Hopeland, Jimbour West, Kowguran, Langlands, Miles, Myall Park, Pelham, Pelican, Red Hill, Rywung, Tuckerang, Warra, Wychie, the balance of Cooranga, Darr Creek, Jandowae, Jimbour East, Jinghi, and part of the Nangram suburbs north of Condamine River from Warrego; e. Transfers the entirety of the Abbotsford and Waterloo suburbs, the balance of Avondale, , Meadowvale, South Kolan, Watalgan and Yandaran, and parts of the Monduran, Bucca and Rosedale suburbs to Burnett; f. Transfers Mudlo, Kilkivan, Oakview, Widgee, Lower Wonga, Sexton and the balance of Bells Bridge and the Woolooga suburbs to Gympie.

The proposed electorate has 32,803 electors, which is 1.10% below quota, and is predicted to have 34,850 electors by 2023 which would be 5.45% below quota.

219 Gladstone The existing electorate of Gladstone had 35,440 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.26% above quota.

The Commission transferred a number of rural localities from Gladstone to Callide, thereby improving Callide’s enrolment and allowing Gladstone to contract towards the coast as a more urban electorate. In doing so, the commissioners have created boundaries that better accommodate future growth expected along the coast area.

Parts of the Benaraby, Calliope and River Ranch localities, as well as the balance of Mount Alma, Wooderson, Taragoola, Iveragh, Boynedale, Diglum, Tablelands and the Boyne Valley suburbs have been transferred to Callide.

The proposed electorate has 31,542 electors, which is 4.90% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,762 electors by 2023 which would be 0.27% below quota.

Keppel The existing electorate of Keppel had 37,201 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.34% above quota.

With enrolment increasing in the area, the Commission transferred electors to the neighbouring districts of Mirani and Rockhampton, bringing Keppel within a more acceptable enrolment tolerance.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Transfers the balance of the Etna Creek and Rockyview localities to Mirani; and b. Transfers the balance of The Common and part of the Koongal and Lakes Creek suburbs to Rockhampton.

The proposed electorate has 34,345 electors, which is 3.55% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,260 electors by 2023 which would be 3.80% above quota.

Rockhampton The existing electorate of Rockhampton had 33,374 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.71% below quota.

Rockhampton gained the balance of The Common suburb and part of the Koongal and Lakes Creek suburbs from Keppel. This change proved the most suitable exchange, boosting enrolment in Rockhampton, while reducing elector numbers for Keppel.

The proposed electorate has 35,137 electors, which is 5.94% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,700 electors by 2023 which would be 2.28% above quota.

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Northern Queensland

Electorates in the north of Queensland have experienced a significant amount of proposed change. The district of Dalrymple has been replaced by the electorate of Hill, which includes the northern area of Dalrymple, and extends east to the coast, taking in parts of Mulgrave and Hinchinbrook.

Declining enrolment in the west and the current and continuing growth in the coastal areas of Queensland was the impetus behind this decision. In all the circumstances the Commission felt it necessary to reduce the number of large electorates to four. Currently, there are five large electorates that are given an additional weightage of notional electors based on land area. However even with this allowance, these electorates were continuing to decline to a degree the Commission felt would be unsustainable in the longer term.

The Commission also saw the value in an east-west scenario, as proposed by some suggestions. By altering the four large electorates to run in this orientation, they run parallel with the service routes to this area, including major roads and railways. Achieving this outcome would not have been possible if Dalrymple were to remain, as it would prevent the proposed electorate of Traeger (currently Mount Isa) from extending east.

This decision was not made lightly. The Commission deliberated for a considerable time and considered different scenarios, some with the five large electorates, others with four. Ultimately the decision was made to replace Dalrymple with a new electorate, with the view that this was consistent with enrolment trends in the State.

Creating Hill has helped to improve the State’s northern electorates with changes flowing to districts both north and south. With high enrolment in districts such as Barron River and Whitsunday, and low enrolment in Mackay, Mundingburra, Mulgrave and Burdekin, the Commission has created boundaries that it believes will better service the communities in North Queensland and ensure an equitable distribution of electors in the region.

12 Electorates in Northern Queensland:

Mirani Mundingburra Hill Mackay Townsville Mulgrave Whitsunday Thuringowa Cairns McMaster Hinchinbrook Barron River

231 Mirani The existing electorate of Mirani had 34,471 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.54% below quota.

While Mirani’s enrolment is reasonably stable, the Commission felt that the proposed changes improve the district’s boundaries. Retaining the Livingstone Shire Council and Rockhampton Regional Council boundaries to the south, while contracting to the Mackay Regional Council in the north-west, supports the commissioner’s efforts to align to council and suburb boundaries.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Transfers a large portion of the Isaac Regional Council area, with whole or part of the suburbs west of the Mackay Regional Council boundary, Funnel Creek, Connors River and Isaac River transferred to McMaster; and b. Transfer a portion of the suburb to Mackay.

The proposed electorate has 32,128 electors, which is 3.13% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,024 electors by 2023 which would be 4.98% below quota.

Mackay The existing electorate of Mackay had 29,418 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 15.12% below quota.

To address declining enroment in Mackay, the Commission has transferred a number of suburbs that it feels has strong connectivity to the area.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains a portion of the West Mackay suburb from Mirani; and b. Gains Mount Pleasant, the balance of Slade Point and parts of the Rural View suburb south of Mccreadys Creek, along with parts of Beaconsfield, Glenella, Erakala and Foulden suburbs from Whitsunday.

The proposed electorate has 36,154 electors, which is 9.00% above quota, and is predicted to have 38,308 electors by 2023 which would be 3.93% above quota.

Whitsunday The existing electorate of Whitsunday had 38,092 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 9.91% above quota.

To reduce the current level of enrolment and projected growth, an adjustment has been made to transfer urban suburbs near Mackay out of Whitsunday.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Transfers Mount Pleasant, the balance of Slade Point and part of the Rural View suburb south of Mccreadys Creek, along with parts of the Beaconsfield, Glenella, Erakala and Foulden suburbs to Mackay; and b. Transfers the Eungella Hinterland locality to McMaster.

The proposed electorate has 31,435 electors, which is 5.22% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,479 electors by 2023 which would be 1.03% below quota.

232 McMaster (currently Burdekin) The existing electorate of Burdekin had 32,213 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.06% below quota.

With declining levels of enrolment, the Commission proposes that a number of communities to the south of the current electorate of Burdekin, including the mining townships of Dysart, Moranbah and Clermont, be transferred to McMaster. The Commission transferred these towns and the surrounding suburbs as part of its determination to make changes in the Townsville area. A well-recognised complaint from the Townsville region is that some urban townships have, as a result of high numbers of electors, been excised into rural electorates (such as Burdekin) with which they feel limited connection. While this is sometimes an unavoidable outcome made to ensure enrolment stays within tolerance – the Commission has endeavoured to avoid these situations wherever possible, and to rectify, again where practicable, existing examples.

At present, a number of suburbs are located in the current electorate of Burdekin, just outside the boundaries of the urban Townsville area. The Commission proposes to transfer some suburbs into Mundingburra, allowing the proposed McMaster to embrace more rural and mining communities. It is also the intent that the southern boundary of McMaster mostly follow the Isaac Regional Council boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains much of the Isaac Regional Council area, including the southern part of the current electorate of Dalrymple, part of Gregory and a large area from Mirani; b. Gains the Eungella Hinterland suburb from Whitsunday; and c. Transfers Oonoomba, Idalia, Cluden, Wulguru, Stuart, Roseneath, Murray, the balance of Annandale and part of the Brookhill suburbs to Mundingburra.

While the Burdekin River remains within this electorate, as it has has extended further south incorporating a number of different communities, the commissioners felt a new name was required. The electorate is named in honour of Sir Fergus McMaster (1879-1950), a grazier, businessman and one of the founders of the Queensland and Aerial Services Ltd (Qantas). There is a short biographical note about McMaster in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 33,796 electors, which is 1.89% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,552 electors by 2023 which would be 1.88% above quota.

Mundingburra The existing electorate of Mundingburra had 29,955 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 13.57% below quota.

The creation of the North Queensland electorate of Hill and subsequent movement of electors between Hill, Hinchinbrook and Thuringowa also saw electors transferred from Mundingburra to Thuringowa. This enabled Mundingburra to gain electors from the existing electorate of Burdekin, thereby uniting urban communities with strong ties to this area.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Oonoomba, Idalia, Cluden, Wulguru, Stuart, Roseneath, Murray, Annandale and parts of the Brookhill suburbs from the current electorate of Burdekin; and b. Transfers Kirwan, Heatley and part of the Mount Louisa locality to Thuringowa.

The proposed electorate has 32,802 electors, which is 1.10% below quota, and is predicted to have 35,834 electors by 2023 which would be 2.78% below quota.

233 Townsville The existing electorate of Townsville had 33,499 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 3.35% below quota.

With steady enrolment, the Commission determined there was no need to alter Townsville’s boundaries.

The proposed electorate has 32,498 electors, which is 2.02% below quota, and is predicted to have 36,192 electors by 2023 which would be 1.81% below quota.

Thuringowa The existing electorate of Thuringowa had 34,696 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 0.11% above quota.

It is proposed that Thuringowa extend east into the current electorate of Mundingburra to include more urban suburbs, and transfer its more rural localities to Hinchinbrook.

The creation of Hill provided the Commission scope to transfer electors between the districts in the Townsville region.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Kirwan, Heatley and part of the Mount Louisa suburb from Mundingburra; and b. Transfers Jensen, Deeragun, Shaw, Alice River, Rangewood and part of the Bohle Plains suburb to Hinchinbrook.

The proposed electorate has 34,151 electors, which is 2.96% above quota, and is predicted to have 35,752 electors by 2023 which would be 3.01% below quota.

Hinchinbrook The existing electorate of Hinchinbrook had 35,153 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 1.43% above quota.

The existing district of Hinchinbrook is a long, thin electorate that stretches from Townsville in the south, to just below the Innisfail area in the north.

Hinchinbrook transferred electors in the north to the new North Queensland electorate of Hill. The district was then able to gain rural suburbs in the south from Thuringowa, which with the change in the north, has improved Hinchinbrook’s boundaries while better respecting communities of interest for those neighbouring electorates.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Jensen, Deeragun, Shaw, Alice River, Rangewood and part of the Bohle Plains suburbs from Thuringowa; and b. Transfers the area north of the localities of Cardstone, Dingo Pocket, Jarra Creek, Silky Oak, Rockingham and parts of the Tully and Lower Tully suburbs to Hill.

The proposed electorate has 32,451 electors, which is 2.16% below quota, and is predicted to have 37,523 electors by 2023 which would be 1.80% above quota.

234 Hill Hill is a newly created North Queensland electorate. This district has taken the northern portion of the current electorate of Dalrymple and extended east to the coast to take in parts of Mulgrave and Hinchinbrook.

The boundaries of this electorate follow at various times, the Tablelands Regional Council boundary, the existing eastern boundary with Cook and a number of locality boundaries. Along the coastal area, Hill stretches from Wooroonooran in the north (just below Gordonvale), all the way south to Tully.

As this district is an amalgamation of several localities from three electorates, the individual suburb changes are too many to list, and are best understood by referring to the district map and to Mulgrave and Hinchinbrook’s boundary justifications as well.

This electorate is named in honour of Dorothy Hill (1907 – 1997), a Brisbane born geologist and palaeontologist. Amongst her many notable achievements, Hill was Australia’s first female research professor and also specialised in the specific area of fossil corals, serving as Secretary to the Great Barrier Reef Committee for nine years.

Given her many remarkable achievements and the importance of the Great Barrier Reef to Queensland and proximity to this new district, the commissioners felt Hill an appropriate name for this electorate. A short biographical note about Hill can be found in Part 4.

The proposed electorate has 36,259 electors, which is 9.32% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,598 electors by 2023 which would be 2.00% above quota.

Mulgrave The existing electorate of Mulgrave had 32,002 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.66% below quota.

It is proposed the electorate of Mulgrave expands to the north, transferring the southern portion to the new North Queensland electorate of Hill. Mulgrave gains electors from Cairns and has given Cairns the capacity to gain some of Barron River’s surplus electors.

The Commission felt that the changes to Mulgrave have allowed this district to become a second Cairns based electorate with a more clearly defined community of interest.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Bayview Heights, the balance of Mount Sheridan and part of the Woree suburbs from Cairns; and b. Transfers all the localities south of Goldsborough, Aloomba, Fishery Falls and Deeral to Hill.

The proposed electorate has 32,323 electors, which is 2.55% below quota, and is predicted to have 39,989 electors by 2023 which would be 8.49% above quota.

235 Cairns The existing electorate of Cairns had 36,997 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 6.75% above quota.

With the proposed electorate of Hill created in this region, the Commission was able to transfer electors between Mulgrave and Cairns, allowing Cairns to expand north and alleviate excess enrolment from Barron River.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains Brinsmead, Aeroglen and the balance of Whitfield from Barron River; and b. Transfers Bayview Heights, the balance of Mount Sheridan and part of the Woree localities to Mulgrave.

The proposed electorate has 34,975 electors, which is 5.45% above quota, and is predicted to have 36,970 electors by 2023 which would be 0.30% above quota.

Barron River The existing electorate of Barron River had 39,953 electors as at 29th August, 2016, which was 15.28% above quota.

Barron River currently has a surplus of electors. The creation of Hill to its south and the subsequent movement of electors to supplement this new district enabled Barron River to transfer electors southwards into Cairns.

The other minor change was to tidy the boundary between Barron River and Cook, following the Cairns Regional Council boundary. The existing boundary splits the locality of Wangetti between these electorates and the Commission chose to unite this suburb in one district and at the same time, utilise a strong local government boundary.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Transfers Brinsmead, Aeroglen and the balance of the Whitfield suburbs to Cairns; and b. Transfers the balance of the Wangetti suburb to Cook.

The proposed electorate has 33,538 electors, which is 1.12% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,296 electors by 2023 which would be 1.18% above quota.

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Electoral Districts above 100,000km2 in area

Upon commencing the review, it became apparent that enrolment in Queensland is increasing in coastal areas, and particularly in the south-east corner of the State.

The primary function of a redistribution is to ensure the equality of votes by keeping all electorates within a permissible range of the quota. As discussed in the introductory paragraphs, the larger electoral districts are afforded an ‘additional large district allowance’, which calculates a notional sum of electors based on the area of the district. This allowance applies for districts 100,000km2 or greater.

In light of the changing demographics of the State, with electors gravitating towards the coast and the south-east Queensland region particularly, the Commission came to the conclusion that the number of large electorates needed to be reduced to four.

The electoral district of Dalrymple currently stretches from the Tablelands region, all the way south to the mining community of Moranbah, with Charters Towers roughly in the center. An east-west scenario following transport connectivity for three of the large electorates has been proposed, meaning that the current electorate of Mount Isa shifted eastwards to include the Charters Towers Regional Council area. A significant rationale for this change is that the east-west orientation better follows the major service and communication lines.

The importance of local council areas is recognised by the Commission, especially in large electorates where electors have concerns about representation and accessibility to their elected representatives. Therefore, wherever possible, the Commission has held local government areas together for these districts.

4 Electoral Districts above 100,000km2 :

Cook Gregory Traeger Warrego

Cook The existing electorate of Cook had a weighted enrolment of 35,386 electors* as at 29th August, 2016, which was 2.10% above quota.

Cook is the only proposed large district that does not follow an east-west orientation. Two minor changes have been made to improve its boundaries, by uniting suburbs within the electorate.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the balance of the Wangetti suburb from Barron River; and b. Gains the balance of the Mareeba suburb from the current electorate of Dalrymple.

The proposed electorate has 35,380 electors* and an area of 196,835km2, which is 6.67% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,874 electors by 2023 which would be 2.75% above quota.

263 Traeger (currently Mount Isa) The existing electorate of Mount Isa had a weighted enrolment of 31,152 electors* as at 29th August, 2016, which was 10.12% below quota.

With declining enrolment in remote Queensland, the Commission proposes to extend its boundary eastward, following the travel and service lines between the coast and outback Queensland. The intent is to incorporate whole council areas within regional Queensland and as such, the Charters Towers Regional Council area has been transferred from the current electorate of Dalrymple.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Charters Towers Regional Council from the current district of Dalrymple; and b. Transfers the Winton Shire and Diamantina Shire Councils to Gregory.

In light of the proposed changes to this electorate, the Commission considered it appropriate to rename the district Traeger, thereby honouring Alfred Hermann Traeger (1895-1980).

Traeger was the inventor of the pedal-powered radio, which proved vital to the success of the Royal Australian Flying Doctor Service. Born in Victoria, Traeger’s first test transmission was conducted in 1929, at the Augustus Downs Station in Queensland. In recognition of this significant contribution to those living in remote and rural communities, the Commission considers Traeger to be a suitable name for the electorate.

The proposed electorate has 36,090 electors* and an area of 490,048km2, which is 8.81% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,366 electors by 2023 which would be 1.37% above quota.

Gregory The existing electorate of Gregory had a weighted enrolment of 32,200 electors* as at 29th August, 2016, which was 7.09% below quota.

As with Traeger and Warrego, it is proposed that Gregory follow an east-west orientation. Gregory’s proposed boundaries align to council boundaries, except for the suburb of Mackenzie River, which remains split between the Central Highlands Regional Council and the Isaac Regional Council.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Diamantina and Winton Shire Councils from the current electorate of Mount Isa; b. Gains the balance of the Mackenzie River suburb from Mirani; c. Transfers the Quilpie Shire Council to Warrego; and d. Transfers the localities of Peak Vale, Wolfang, along with the balance of Mistake Creek, Clermont, Frankfield, Laglan, Kilcummin, Gemini Mountains, Dysart and Middlemount to McMaster.

The proposed electorate has 32,088 electors* and an area of 398,239km2, which is 3.26% below quota, and is predicted to have 33,545 electors by 2023 which would be 8.99% below quota.

264 Warrego The existing electorate of Warrego had a weighted enrolment of 32,783 electors* as at 29th August, 2016, which was 5.41% below quota.

Warrego follows an east-west orientation and aside from the Western Downs Regional Council area, consists entirely of local council areas.

The Commission proposes the following changes. The electorate:

a. Gains the Quilpie Shire Council from Gregory; b. Gains Ranges Bridge, Macalister, Pirrinuan, Nandi and the entirety of the Dalby, Irvingdale, Blaxland, Kaimkillenbun, Moola and St Ruth suburbs from Condamine; c. Gain a small part of Clifford, Bundi and Waikola suburbs from Callide, while transferring a small part of the Wallumbilla North suburb to Callide; and d. Transfers all of the localities north of Bogandilla, Drillham, Miles, Columboola, Greenswamp Crossroads, Hopeland, Brigalow, Warra, Jimbour West, Jimbour East and part of the Nangram suburb north of the Condamine River to Callide.

The proposed electorate has 35,970 electors* and an area of 338,225km2, which is 8.45% above quota, and is predicted to have 37,161 electors by 2023 which would be 0.81% above quota.

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Part 3 BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PROPOSED DISTRICTS

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALGESTER

Commencing at the point where Logan Motorway crosses Blunder Creek in the locality of Forest Lake, by Blunder Creek in a generally north direction to Ipswich Motorway, by that motorway in a north-east direction to Granard Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Beaudesert Road, by that road in a south direction to Acacia Ridge locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Weaver Street, by that street in an east direction then by a line in an east direction to the Brisbane-Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a south direction to Beaudesert Road, by that road in a generally south-east direction to Mount Lindesay Highway, by that highway in a south direction to Browns Plains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Lot 13 on Plan RP103534, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Wembley Road, by that road a south direction to Browns Plains Road, by that road in a west direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a south direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to the southern boundary of Lot 907 on Plan RP224980, by the southern boundaries of that lot then Lot 902 on Plan RP858729 in a west direction to Emerald Drive, by that drive in a south-west direction to Lamberth Road, by that road in a west direction then continue by a line to Lot 1 on Plan RP112275, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction then continue by a line in a west direction to Mount Lindesay Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Middle Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Lot 1 on Plan RP159889, by the northern boundary of that lot in a west direction then continue by a line to Argule Street, by that street in a west direction then continue by a line to Lot 68 on Plan RP111657, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to the Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a south direction to Forestdale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north- west direction to Stapylton Road, by that road in a north direction to Logan Motorway, by that motorway in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ASPLEY

Commencing at the point where Old Northern Road crosses Albany Creek in the locality of Albany Creek, by Albany Creek in a generally north-east direction to South Pine River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Pine River, by that river in a south-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south-west direction to Gympie Arterial Road, by that arterial road in a south-west direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to Lot 4 on Plan RP201822, by the western then southern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction, then by the western boundaries of Lot 3 on Plan RP26147, Lot 2 on Plan RP26147, Lot 2 on Plan RP106614, Lot 2 on Plan RP26146, Lot 1 on Plan RP74569, Lot 1 on Plan RP136781, and Lot 21 on Plan SP118553 in a south-west direction to Geebung locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Downfall Creek, by that creek in a west direction to Gympie Road, by that road in a north- west direction to Webster Road, by that road in a south direction to Hamilton Road, by that road in a west direction to Trouts Road, by that road in a south direction to Rode Road, by that road in a west direction to Old Northern Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

277 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BANCROFT

Commencing at the intersection of Deception Bay Road and Anzac Avenue in the locality of Rothwell, by Anzac Avenue in a south-west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to Lot 3 on Plan RP807751, by the north-western boundary of that lot in a south-west direction, then by a line in a south-west direction from the southern corner of Lot 71 on Plan RP813966 to Fresh Water Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Lot 76 on Plan CP853607, by the eastern then northern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 284 on Plan SP162873, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 900 on Plan SP185143, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Nellies Lane, by that lane in a west direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Deception Bay Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to , by that river in a south- east direction to its mouth at Moreton Bay, then to Burpengary East locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the coastline, by the coastline in a south direction to Deception Bay locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Coman Street North, by that street in a south-west direction to Deception Bay Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BARRON RIVER

Commencing at the point where Captain Cook Highway crosses Barron River in the locality of Stratford, by Captain Cook Highway in a south-east direction to Stratford locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Aeroglen Drive, by that drive in a north west direction to Stratford locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Freshwater locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Brinsmead Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Redlynch locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Redlynch Bypass Road, by that bypass road in a south-east direction to Redlynch locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Lamb Range locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the southern boundary of Dinden National Park, by the southern boundary of Dinden National Park in a west direction to the southern watershed of Freshwater Creek, by that watershed to Lambs Head and continuing in a generally north-west direction to the Cairns Regional Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a north direction to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 56 minutes 39 seconds south latitude, 145 degrees 39 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, from that point continue in a south-west direction along the ridge to Shoteel Creek tributary, by that tributary in a south-west direction to Shoteel Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Clohesy River, by that river in a west direction to the northern boundary of Dinden West Forest Reserve, by the northern boundary of that reserve in a south-west then north-west direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP731420, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Davies Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Lot 283 on Plan NR7173, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Lot 1645 on Plan FTY1670, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a generally north-west direction to Lot 351 on Plan NR4640, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction to Barron River, by that river in a north-east direction to Kuranda locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west then north-east direction to Armstrong Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Mona Mona Road, by that road in a north-west then north-east direction to Black Mountain Road, by that road in a generally north-west then north direction to Mareeba Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Cairns Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east direction to its eastern limit in the Coral Sea, by the eastern boundary of that council to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 51 minutes 46 seconds south latitude, 146 degrees 23 minutes 21 seconds east longitude, from that point by a line due west to the point where the northern boundary of East Trinity locality meets the boundary of Coral Sea locality, by the locality boundary of Coral Sea in a south-west direction and then in a north

278 direction to the mouth of the Barron River, by that river in a west direction to point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BONNEY

Commencing at the intersection of Marine Parade and North Street in the locality of Southport, by North Street in a south-west direction to Smith Street, by that street in a west direction to Smith Street Motorway, by that motorway in a west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Gold Coast highway, by that highway in a north-east direction to Brisbane Road, by that road in a generally south-east direction to the southern corner of Lot 201 on Plan SP235731, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction then south-east direction to Rain Tree Glen, by that road in a south-east direction to Harbour Quays Drive, by that drive in an east direction to Coombabah Road, by that road in an east direction, then by a line to an unnamed canal, by that canal in a south- east direction to Biggera Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to its mouth at The Broadwater, then by a line to Biggera Waters locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction then generally south direction to Labrador locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Southport locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 57 minutes 35 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 25 minutes 10 seconds east longitude, then by a line due west to the coastline at Mitchell Park, Southport, then by a line in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BROADWATER

Commencing at the point where Marine Parade crosses Biggera Creek in the locality of Runaway Bay, by Biggera Creek in a generally south-west direction to an unnamed canal, by that canal in a north-west direction to a point adjacent to Coombabah Road, by a line from that point to Coombabah Road, by that road in a west direction to Harbour Quays Drive, by that drive in a west direction to Rain Tree Glen, by that road in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 201 on Plan SP235731, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction then south-west direction to Brisbane Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Coombabah Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to the western shore of Coombabah Lake Conservation Area, by the western shore of Coombabah Lake Conservation Area in a north-east direction to Lot 13 on Plan SP108081, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction and then by a line due west to Gold Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to Coomera River, by that river in an east direction to Coomera River (North Branch), by that river in a generally north-east direction to Southern Moreton Bay Islands locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north direction to the Gold Coast City Council boundary, by the northern boundary then eastern boundary of that council generally in a south-east direction then in a south direction to the south-east corner of South Stradbroke locality boundary, by the southern boundary of that locality in a north-west direction to Runaway Bay locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a northwest direction to Biggera Creek, by that creek in a west direction to the point of commencement.

279 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BUDERIM

Commencing at the intersection of Koorin Drive and Nicklin Way in the locality of Parrearra, by Nicklin Way in a south direction to Parrearra locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Mooloolah River, by that river in a north-east then in a generally north-west direction to Kawana Way, by that way in a west direction to Sunshine Motorway, by that motorway in a west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to a point adjacent to where Tanawha Tourist Drive meets Sawreys Road in Forest Glen locality, then by a straight line from that point on the Highway in an east direction to Sawreys Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Telco Road, by that road in a north direction to Mons Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Edwin Road, by that road in a north direction to Buderim locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 46 on RP195537, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 3 on SP101366, by the western and northern boundaries of that lot in a generally north-east direction to the north- west corner of Lot 1 on RP95568, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Lindsay Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Jones Road, by that road in a south- east direction to Orme Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Lot 46 on Plan C31729, by the western and northern boundary of that lot in a north and then east direction to Lot 1 on Plan SP115980, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction then by a line to Lot 2 on Plan SP149935, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Sunshine Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to Mooloolah River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Buddina locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west then east then south direction along the coastline then west to Oceanic Drive, by that drive in a north direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BULIMBA

Commencing at the point where Meadowlands Road crosses Bulimba Creek in the locality of Carina, by Meadowlands Road in a west direction to Creek Road, by that road in a north- west direction to Darcy Road, by that road in a west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 811 on Plan SL9451, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lossock Avenue, by that avenue in a south direction to Tranters Avenue, by that avenue in a south- west direction to Viminal Hill Crescent, by that crescent in a south-west direction to Stanley Road, by that road in a west direction to Wiles Street, by that street in a south direction to Old Cleveland Road, by that road in a west direction to Bennetts Road, by that road in a north direction to Waite Street, then by a line from the end of Waite Street in a west direction to Cleveland Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to a point near where Canara Street meets Tiber Street, then by a line from that point in a north-west direction to Landsdowne Street, by that street then by a line in a north-west direction to Rome Street, by that street in a north direction to an unnamed canal, by that canal in a north-west direction to Norman Creek, by that creek in a generally north-west direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a north then north-east direction to Bulimba Creek, by that creek in a generally south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BUNDABERG

Commencing at the point where Clayton Road meets Silky Oak Street in the locality of Thabeban, by Silky Oak Street in a south-west then north-west direction to Kensington locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Von Deest Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Bundaberg Ring Road, by that ring road in a west direction to Childers Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Branyan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Burnett River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Bundaberg North locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Mount Perry Road, by that road in an east direction to

280 Bundaberg North locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Batchlers Road, by that road in an east direction to Loeskow Street, by that street in a north- east direction to Bundaberg North locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Lot 13 on Plan SP220707, by the south-eastern boundary of that lot in a north- east direction to Fairymead Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Patersons Road, by that road in an east direction to Burnett River, by that river in a north direction to Kirbys Road, by that road in an east direction to Rubyanna Road, by that road in a south direction to Sauers Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Zielke Avenue, by that avenue in a south-east direction to Ashfield Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Elliott Heads Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Bundaberg Ring Road, by that ring road in a south-west direction to an unnamed canal, by that canal in a south-east then south-west direction to Goodwood Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Elverys Road, by that road in an east direction to Thabeban locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south- east then west then north direction to Clayton Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BUNDAMBA

Commencing at the point where Bundamba Creek joins Bremer River in the locality of Bundamba, by Bremer River in an east direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a generally south-east direction to Woogaroo Creek, by that creek in a generally south direction to Augusta Parkway, by that parkway in a west direction to Jones Road, by that road in a west direction to Keidgers Road, by that road in a south direction to Redbank Plains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south then east direction to Woogaroo Creek, by that creek in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 44 on S31926, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Lot 52 on Plan S312174, by the western then northern then eastern boundaries of that lot in a north then east then south direction to Spring Mountain locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to South Ripley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally west direction to Ripley Road, by that road in a generally north-west direction to Providence Parade, by that parade in an east direction to Bundamba Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BURLEIGH

Commencing at the mouth of Currumbin Creek at its confluence with the coastline in the locality of Palm Beach, by Currumbin Creek in a south-west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a generally north-west direction to Tallebudgera Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Tallebudgera Connection Road, by that road in a north- west, then north direction to Tallebudgera Creek Road, by that road in an east direction to Old Coach Road, by that road in a generally north-west direction to Pacific Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to Varsity Lakes locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Lake Orr, by a line through the centre of Lake Orr then Lake Heron and Miami Lake in an east direction to Christine Avenue, by that avenue in an east direction to Gold Coast Highway, by that highway in a south direction to Sixth Avenue, by that avenue in an east direction to the coastline, by the coastline in a generally south-east direction to the point of commencement.

281 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BURNETT

Commencing on the Bundaberg Regional Council boundary at the confluence of Gregory River and Burrum River in the locality of Woodgate, by Bundaberg Regional Council boundary in a south-west then north-west direction to Burnett River, by that river in a generally north direction to South Kolan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Bucca locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Gastons Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Kirchners Road, by that road in a north-west direction, then by a line to Kolan River, by that river in a generally north-west direction to the Gladstone Regional Council boundary in the locality of Lowmead, by that council boundary in a north-west then north direction to a point where the Foreshores locality boundary is adjacent to the Coral Sea coastline, by a line from that point in a north-east direction to the southern end of Masthead Island, then by a line from that island due east to a point at coordinates 23 degrees 32 minutes 24 seconds south latitude to the eastern limit of the Gladstone Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south direction to Bundaberg Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south direction to the northern end of at Sandy Cape, then in a south-west direction along the western coastline of Fraser Island to the southern extent of the Bundaberg Regional Council boundary at Coongul Point, by that council boundary in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CAIRNS

Commencing at the confluence of Smiths Creek and Trinity Inlet in the locality of Portsmith, by Smiths Creek in a south-west direction to Woree locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west then south then west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Mulgrave Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Clarkes Creek, by that creek in a south-west then south direction to Earlville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west, then north direction to Mooroobool locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Kanimbla locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Brinsmead locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to Redlynch Bypass Road, by that bypass road in a north-west direction then by a line to Brinsmead locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Brinsmead Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Brinsmead locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Whitfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Aeroglen Drive, by that drive in a south-east direction to Aeroglen locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north east direction to Captain Cook Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to Barron River, by that river in an generally north-east direction to Aeroglen locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east then south direction to Cairns North locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south then south-east then east direction to Cairns City locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction into Trinity Inlet, by that Inlet in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CALLIDE

Commencing at the point where Barambah Creek meets the North Burnett Regional Council boundary in the locality of Penwhaupell, by North Burnett Regional Council boundary in a south-west direction to the Western Downs Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Bunya Mountains Road in the locality of Bunya Mountains, by that road in a south-east direction to the Western Downs Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south direction to Bunya Mountains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Bell locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Jimbour East locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Jimbour West locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a

282 west direction to Warra locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south then west direction to Brigalow locality, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Hopeland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Crossroads locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north-west direction to Condamine River, by that river in a west direction to Miles locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north- west direction to Drillham locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then south- west direction to Bogandilla locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Western Downs Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north- west direction to Banana Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north then south-east direction to Mount Alma locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Boundary Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Calliope River, by that river in an east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to Leferink Road, by that road in a south direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP902552, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to Boyne River, by that river in a south-east then north direction to Station Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Iveragh locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Boynedale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Boyne Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Bundaberg Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Kolan River, by that river through Lake Monduran in a south east direction to Kolan River, by that river in a south-east direction to Kirchners Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Gastons Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Bungadoo locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then south direction to Burnett River, by that river in a west then south direction to the North Burnett Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east then south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CALOUNDRA

Commencing at the confluence of Coochin Creek and Pumicestone Passage in the locality of Coochin Creek, by Coochin Creek in a generally north-west direction to Tower Lane, by that lane in a north direction to Peachester Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a north direction to Landsborough locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to Landsborough Maleny Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Landsborough locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east then south-east direction to Rose Road, by that road in a north east direction to Tunnel Ridge Road, by that road in a south direction to Landsborough locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Glenview locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then west then north-east direction to Palmview locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then north direction to Sippy Creek Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south direction to Caloundra Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Nicklin Way, by that way in a north direction to Buderim Street, by that street in a south-east direction to the Dicky Beach locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the coastline, by the coastline in a south-east then south-west direction to the mouth of the Pumicestone Passage, by that passage along Golden Beach locality boundary in a south-west direction to Coochin Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary then by a line in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

283 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CAPALABA

Commencing at the intersection of Redland Bay Road and Duncan Road in the locality of Capalaba, by Duncan Road in a west direction to Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a west direction to Broadwater Road, by that road in a west direction to Redland City Council boundary at Tingalpa Creek, by that council boundary in a generally north direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 28 minutes 5 seconds south latitude 153 degrees 12 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, by a line from that point in a south direction to Agnes Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Birkdale Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Estelle Street, by that street in a south direction then by a line to Lot 86 on Plan RP206419, by the eastern boundary of that lot then the eastern boundaries of Lot 9 on Plan SP159112, Lot 8 on Plan SP159112 in a south direction to the south-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP140313, by a line from the south-east corner of that lot in a south-east direction to Spoonbill Street, by that street in a south direction to Sunnybay Drive, by that drive in a south direction to Francesca Court, by that court, in a south direction, to the north-west corner of Lot 900 on Plan RP888206, by the northern and eastern boundaries of that lot in an east and then south direction to Old Cleveland Road East, by that road in a south-east direction to Hilliards Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Wellington Point locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Alexandra Hills locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the south-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP194116, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction to Redland Bay Road, by that road in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CHATSWORTH

Commencing at the point where Pine Mountain Road crosses Bulimba Creek in the locality of Carindale, by Pine Mountain Road-in a west direction to Wyncroft Street, by that street in a west direction to Carina Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north- west, then north-east direction to Jones Road, by that road in a north direction to Samuel Street, by that street in a west direction to Cambridge Street, by that street in a north direction to Old Cleveland Road, by that road in a west direction to Wiles Street, by that street in a north direction to Stanley Road, by that road in an east direction to Viminal Hill Crescent, by that crescent in a north-east direction to Tranters Avenue, by that avenue in a north direction to the south-east corner of Lot 250 on Plan RP13178, by the western boundary of that lot then the western boundaries of Lot 249 on Plan RP13178 and Lot 248 on Plan RP13178 in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 247 on Plan RP13178, by the western then northern boundary of Lot 247 on Plan RP13178 in a north- west then south-east direction to Camp Hill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Darcy Road, by that road in an east direction to Creek Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Meadowlands Road, by that road in an east direction to Bulimba Creek, by that creek in a generally north-west direction to Wynnum Road, by that road in an east direction to Manly Road, by that road in an east direction to Wakerley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Whites Road, by that road in an east direction to Lota Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Ransome locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Tingalpa Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Chandler locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Mount Gravatt Capalaba Road, by that road in a west direction to Prout Road, by that road in a west direction to Lot 124 on Plan RP78832, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Belmont locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south, then west direction to Gateway Motorway, by that motorway in a north direction to Cribb Road, by that road in a west direction to Scrub Road, by that road in a south direction to the north-western corner of Lot 901 on Plan RP848101, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Bulimba Creek, by that creek in a generally west then north direction to the point of commencement.

284 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CLAYFIELD

Commencing at the point where Breakfast Creek joins Brisbane River in the locality of Hamilton, by Breakfast Creek in a west direction to Enoggera Creek, by that creek in a west direction to Noble Street, by that street in a north direction to Silvester Street, by that street in a north direction to Fifth Avenue, by that avenue in an east direction to Windsor locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Hawdon Street, by that street in a north direction to Constitution Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Days Road, by that road in a west direction to Jean Street, by that street in a north direction to Daphne Street, by that street in an east direction to Gilbert Road, by that road in a north direction to Kedron Brook, by that brook in a north-west direction to Gordon Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Stafford Road, by that road in an east direction to Gympie Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Kedron Brook, by that brook in a north-east direction to Kalinga locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east then south-east direction to Clayfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south- east direction to Sandgate Road, by that road in a south direction to East West Arterial Road, by that arterial road in an east direction to Hendra locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Southern Cross Way, by that way in a north-east direction to Gateway Motorway, by that motorway in a north-east direction to Brisbane Airport locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Nudgee Beach locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Lot 1 on Plan RP849231, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Nudgee Road, by that road in a north-east direction to the northern corner of Lot 5 on Plan RP859786, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Brisbane Airport locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east, then south-east direction to Pinkenba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east, then south-west direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CONDAMINE

Commencing at the point where Caskeys Road meets New England Highway at Toowoomba Regional Council boundary in the locality of Spring Creek, by Toowoomba Regional Council boundary in a generally west direction to Leyburn locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north, then east direction to Ellangowan locality boundary, by that locality boundary then North Branch locality boundary in a north direction to Kincora locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundaries of Brookstead and Branchview in a north-west direction to Condamine River North Branch, by that river in a north-west direction then by a line in a west direction to Boundary Road, by that road then by a line in a west direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-east direction to Quinalow locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundaries of Peranga, Evergreen, Doctor Creek, Djuan, Glenaven, Pinelands, Crows Nest and Ravensbourne in a generally south-east direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south then west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 266 on Plan A34251, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundaries of Lot 176 on Plan A3482 and Lot 735 on Plan A3482 in a west direction to Donovan Road, by that road then Meringandan Road and Highfields Road in a west direction to Heushle Road, by that road in a south then west direction to Meringandan West locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Meringandan Shirley Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Old Goombungee Road, by that road in a south direction to Timothy Road, by that road in a south direction then by a line in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 35 on Plan RP34896, by the north-eastern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Gowrie Junction locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a south direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Drayton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to

285 Stenner Street, by that street in an east direction to Wuth Street, by that street in a south- east direction to Luck Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Handley Street, by that street in a south-east direction to West Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Nelson Street, by that street in an east direction to Kearneys Spring locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-east direction to Lot 49 on Plan A342594, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COOK

Commencing at the point where Mungana Branch Rail line crosses Walsh River in the locality of Mutchilba, by Walsh River in a north-west then generally south-west direction to Emu Creek, by that creek in a generally south-east direction to Mungana Branch Rail Line, by that rail line in a generally south-west direction to Etheridge Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Mareeba Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-west then north direction to Staaten River, by that river in a west direction to Gulf of Carpentaria, by a line from the mouth of the Staaten River at that gulf to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 0 minutes 0 seconds south latitude and 141 degrees 0 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, by a line from that point in a north direction to the Cook Shire Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a north direction to Torres Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north direction then by lines around Torres Strait Islands in a north then east then south direction to Cook Shire Council boundary, by the eastern boundary of that council in a south-east direction to Douglas Shire Council boundary, by the eastern then southern boundary of that council in a south-east then west then north-west direction to Black Mountain Road, by that road in a south-west then south-east direction to Mona Mona Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Koah Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Mona Mona Road, by that road in a south- east direction to Armstrong Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Mona Mona locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Barron River, by that river in a south-west direction to Lot 1645 on Plan FTY1670, by the northern then eastern boundary of that lot in a north-east then south-east direction to Lot 283 on Plan NR7173, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east then south-east direction to Davies Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 607 on Plan FTY1922, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Lot 1 on Plan AP19244, by the northern boundary of that lot in a generally east direction to Clohesy River, by that river in a south-east direction to Shoteel Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Shoteel Creek tributary, by that tributary in a north-east direction to a ridge, by that ridge in a north- east direction to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 56 minutes 39 seconds south latitude and 145 degrees 39 minutes 0 seconds east longitude on the eastern boundary of Mareeba Shire Council, by that council boundary in a south then west direction to Lot 864 on Plan NR5315, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Chewko locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Mungana Branch Rail line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

286 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COOMERA

Commencing at the point where Gold Coast Rail line crosses Coomera River in the locality of Coomera, by Gold Coast Rail line in a north-west direction to Foxwell Road, by that road in a west direction to Days Road, by that road in a generally west direction to Willow Vale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Wongawallan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Tamborine Oxenford Road, by that road in a generally west direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Wongawallan Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Tamborine Creek, by that creek in a generally west direction to Gold Coast City Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a west, then north direction to Albert River, by that river in a north direction to Bannockburn locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Beaudesert Beenleigh Road, by that road in a north direction to Belivah Road, by that road in a west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 192 on Plan W311083, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a north direction to the south-east corner of Lot 161 on Plan W311592, by the eastern then northern boundary of that lot in a north then west direction to Lot 26 on Plan RP169807, by the eastern boundary of that lot then the eastern boundaries Lot 27 on Plan RP169807, Lot 14 on Plan RP161279, Lot 12 on Plan RP161279 and Lot 31 on Plan RP121935 in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 902 on Plan SP265370, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Lot 178 on Plan WD2655, by southern then north-eastern boundary of that lot in a generally east direction to Windaroo Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Wuraga Road, by that road in a generally north-east direction to Beaudesert Beenleigh Road, by that road in a south direction to Windaroo Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Albert River, by that river in a north-east direction to Logan River, by that river in an east direction to Woongoolba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then south direction to Steiglitz locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundaries of Jacobs Well, Pimpama and Coomera localities in a south direction to Coomera River North Branch, by that river in a south-west direction to Coomera River, by that river in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COOPER

Commencing at the intersection of Kelvin Grove Road and Inner City Bypass in the locality of Kelvin Grove, by Inner City Bypass in a south-west direction to Hale Street, by that street in a south direction to Boomerang Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Go Between Bridge, by that bridge in a south east direction to the centre of the Brisbane River, by that river in a south-west direction to Milton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Lang Parade, by that parade in a north-west direction to Roy Street, by that street then by a line in a north-west direction to Eagle Terrace, by that terrace in a north-east then north direction to Torwood Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Haig Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Baroona Road, by that road then by a line in a north-west direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a north direction to Macgregor Terrace, by that terrace in a north direction to Simpsons Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Chiswick Road, by that road in a west direction to Gordon Road, by that road in a west direction then by a line in a south direction to Bardon locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to The Gap locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Moggill Road, by that road in a south direction to Highwood Road, by that road in a west direction to Gap Creek Road, by that road in a west direction to The Gap locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally west direction to Enoggera Reservoir locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction, then east then south-east direction to Mount Nebo Road, by that road in an east direction to Brompton Road, by that road in a north direction to the north-west corner of Lot 4 on Plan SP283470, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east

287 direction to The Gap locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Settlement Road, by that road in an east direction to Yarrabee Road, by that road in in a south direction to The Gap locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Ashgrove locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Enoggera Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Ashgrove Avenue, by that avenue in an east direction to Enoggera Road, by that road in a south direction to Kelvin Grove Road, by that road in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CURRUMBIN

Commencing at Point Danger on the eastern seashore at southern boundary of Gold Coast City Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland) in the locality of Coolangatta, by the southern boundary of that council in a south-west then north-west then south-west then west direction to the south-west boundary of Tallebudgera Valley locality, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Lot 15 on Plan RP903701, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 105 on SP144215 in an east direction to Lot 1 on Plan RP811199, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Tallebudgera Creek Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Tallebudgera Connection Road, by that road in a south direction to Tallebudgera Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to Currumbin Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to the coastline, by that coastline in a generally south-east then east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF D’AGUILAR

Commencing at the confluence of North Pine River and South Pine River in the locality of Lawnton, by South Pine River in a generally south direction to Linkfield Road, by that road in a west direction to South Pine Road, by that road in a west direction to Warner Road, by that road in a west direction to Lot 753 on Plan RP843737, by the eastern then southern boundary of that lot in a south then west direction to Warner Road West, by that road in a west direction to Lilley Road, by that road in a south direction to Eatons Crossing Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Cedar Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to South Pine River, by that river in a generally south-east direction then by a line in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan S31510, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Bunya Road, by that road in a south then south-west direction to Mailmans Track, by that track in a south-west direction to Bygotts Road, by that road in a generally west direction to Samford Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Samford Village locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Samford Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Wights Mountain locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Jollys lookout locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south then generally north-west direction to the northern boundary of Mount Pleasant locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundaries of King Scrub and Rush Creek in a south-east direction to Dayboro Road, by that road in a south-east direction to a point adjacent to the south-east corner of Lot 4 on Plan RP200883, then by a line in a south-west direction to the northern shore of Lake Samsonvale, by the northern shore of that lake in a south-west direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 16 minutes 59 seconds south latitude and 152 degrees 55 minutes 43 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south-east direction to Forgan road, by that road in a south direction to Samsonvale Road, by that road in an east direction to Baker Street, by that street in an east then north direction to Francis Road, by that road in an east direction to the Bray Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to North Pine River, by that river in a generally south-east direction to the point of commencement.

288 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EVERTON

Commencing at the intersection of Ferny Grove Rail Line and South Pine Road in the locality of Enoggera, by that rail line in a north-west direction to Dawson Parade, by that parade in a north direction to South Pine Road, by that road in a north direction to Bunya Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the locality of Bunya, by that locality in a north direction to Pine River, by that river winding in a north-west direction to Cedar Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Eatons Crossing Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Lilley Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Warner Road West, by that road in an east direction to Lot 753 on Plan RP843737, by the southern then eastern boundary of that lot in an east then north direction to Warner Road, by that road in an east direction then by a line across Old North Road to South Pine Road, by that road in an east direction to Linkfield Road, by that road in an east direction to South Pine River, by that river in a south-west direction to Albany Creek, by that creek winding in a south-east then south-west direction to Old Northern Road, by that road in a south direction to Rode Road, by that road in an east direction to Trouts Road, by that road in a generally south direction to Everton Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Enoggera locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundary of Alderley in a south-east direction to Shand Street, by that street then onto Sicklefield Road and South Pine Road in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF FERNY GROVE

Commencing at the point where Samford Road crosses Samford Creek at the boundary of Camp Mountain locality, by Samford Road in a south-east direction to Bygotts Road, by that road in an east direction to Mailmans Track, by that track in a north-east direction to Bunya Road, by that road in a south-east direction to South Pine Road, by that road in a south direction to Dawson Parade, by that parade in a south direction to Ferny Grove Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east then south-east direction to South Pine Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Enoggera Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Ashgrove Avenue, by that avenue in a west direction to Enoggera Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Enoggera locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Yarrabee Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Settlement Road, by that road in a generally west direction to Keperra locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundary of Upper Kedron in a west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 22 on Plan RP812834, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Brompton Road, by that road in a south direction to Mount Nebo Road, by that road in a west direction to Upper Kedron locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary, by the southern boundary of that council in a generally west direction to Camp Mountain locality boundary, by that locality boundary along Samford Creek in a generally west then north-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GAVEN

Commencing at the intersection of Nielsens Road and Nerang Broadbeach Road in the locality of Carrara, by Nielsens Road in a west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan WD842351, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Lot 4 on Plan WD6094, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 32 on Plan RP911275, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south then east then south then south- west direction to Lot 14 on Plan RP840712, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south- west direction to Gold Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to Lot 29 on Plan SP100566, by the northern boundary of that lot in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 11 on Plan SP229681, by the northern boundary of that lot then by a line across the Pacific Motorway in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 28 on Plan SP189559, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Highland Park locality boundary,

289 by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Worley Drive, by that drive in a west direction to Gilston Road, by that road in a north direction to Fyfes Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 18 on Plan RP118142, by the eastern and southern boundary of that lot in a south then west direction to Nerang River, by that river in a north direction to Nerang locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to Nerang Murwillumbah Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Clagiraba Road, by that road in a west direction then by a line in a south-west direction to Mount Nathan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Belliss Road, by that road then by a line in a south-east direction to Clagiraba Creek, by that creek in a in a north-west direction to Coomera River, by that river in a north-west direction to Beaudesert Nerang Road, by that road in a north then east then south-east direction to Mount Nathan Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Nerang locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to Pacific Pines locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Kopps Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Binstead Way, by that way in an east direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south direction to Nerang River, by that river in a north-east direction to Ross Street Bridge, by that bridge then Birmingham Road in a south direction to Nerang Broadbeach Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GLADSTONE

Commencing at the point where Bruce Highway crosses North Coast Rail Line in the locality of Calliope, by the Bruce Highway in a north-west direction to Calliope River, by that river in south-west then generally west direction to Boundary Creek, by that creek in a north-west then south-west direction to East End locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north- west then south-west direction to Bracewell locality boundary, by that locality boundary then by the locality boundary of Raglan in a west direction to Gladstone Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-west then north-east direction to its northern limit then due east to its eastern limit in the Coral Sea, by the eastern boundary of Gladstone Regional Council due south to a point at coordinates 23 degrees 32 minutes 22 seconds south latitude and 152 degrees 59 minutes 57 seconds east longitude, by a line from that point in a west direction to a point at coordinates 23 degrees 32 minutes 22 seconds south latitude and 151 degrees 43 minutes 54 seconds east longitude at Mast Head Island, by a line from that point in a south-west direction to the junction of the Tannum Sands and Foreshores locality boundaries being the Colosseum Inlet, by the Tannum Sands locality boundary in a south-west direction to Station Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Boyne River, by that river in a south-west direction to Lot 15 on Plan SP272292, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Leferink Road, by that road in a north direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GREENSLOPES

Commencing at the intersection of Logan Road and Shire Road in the locality of Mount Gravatt, by Shire Road in a south-west direction to Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve, by the northern boundary of that reserve in a south-west then north-west direction to Shire Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Holland Park West locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Cornwall Street, by that street in an east direction to Junction Street, by that street in a north direction to O’Keefe Street, by that street in an east direction to Logan Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Norman Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to an unnamed canal in the locality of Norman Park, by that canal in a south-east direction to Rome Street, by that street in a south direction then by a line in a south-east direction to Landsdowne Street, by that street then by a line in a south-east direction to Cleveland Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to the north-eastern boundary of

290 Lot 22 on Plan SP119271, by the north-eastern boundary of that lot in an east direction then by a line in a south direction to Waite Street, by that street then by a line in an east direction to Bennetts Road, by that road in a generally south direction to Old Cleveland Road, by that road in an east direction to Cambridge Street, by that street in a south direction to Samuel Street, by that street in an east direction to Jones Road, by that road in a south direction to Camp Hill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Holland Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Bassett Street, by that street in a south direction to Cavendish Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Nursery Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Logan Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GREGORY

Commencing at the point where Duaringa Biloela Road crosses the Don River at the boundary of Central Highlands Regional Council in the locality of Gainsford, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to Blackall Tambo Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-west direction to Longreach Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to Barcoo Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to the western boundary of Barcoo Shire Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the western boundary of that council in a north then west direction to the south-eastern corner of Diamantina Shire Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by southern then western boundaries of that council in a west then north direction to the northern boundary of Diamantina Shire Council, by the northern boundary of that council in an east direction to Winton Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east direction to Barcaldine Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Central Highlands Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-east direction to Mackenzie River locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Dingo Mount Flora Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Central Highlands Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally east then south direction to Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Central Highlands Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south- east then south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GYMPIE

Commencing at the intersection of Gympie Kin Kin Road and Cooloola Way at the Gympie Regional Council boundary in the locality of Coondoo, by Gympie Kin Kin Road in a generally south direction to the Gympie Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-west then generally north-west direction to Upper Kandanga locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Amamoor Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Upper Glastonbury locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Widgee locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Oakview locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Threlkeld Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Rossmore Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Kilkivan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Wide Bay Highway, by that highway in a south-west direction to Kilkivan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Mudlo Locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north direction to the Gympie Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east direction to Lot 113 on Plan LX942, by the western and northern boundary of that lot in a north then east direction to Gympie Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east direction to Munna Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Lot 125 on Plan SP205635, by the northern boundary

291 of that lot in an east direction to Lot 19 on Plan LX1269, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Barong Creek, by that creek in an east direction to , by that river in a north direction to Tiaro locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Road, by that road in a north direction to Tiaro locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Mary River, by that river in a north-east direction to Tiaro locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Wilsons Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Tiaro locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Tinana Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Neerdie locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Toolara Forest locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Big Sandy Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Toolara Forest locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Maryborough Cooloola Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Tin Can Bay locality boundary (Fraser Coast Regional Council), by that locality boundary in an east direction to Mosquito Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Kauri Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Tin Can Bay locality boundary (Fraser Coast Regional Council), by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to the , by the western shore of the that strait in a south-east direction to Tin Can Inlet, by the western coastline of that Inlet in a south direction to Cooloola Cove locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Rainbow Beach Road, by that road in an east direction to Cooloola Way, by that way in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HERVEY BAY

Commencing at the confluence of Susan River and Bunya Creek in the locality of Susan River, by Bunya Creek in a north-west direction to a point adjacent to Main Street then by a line to Main Street, by that street in a north direction to Urraween Road, by that road in a west direction to Maryborough Hervey Bay Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Grinsteads Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Eli Waters locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Hervey Bay locality boundary , by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to the Fraser Coast Regional Council boundary at the mouth of the Burrum River, by that council boundary in an east direction to the western coast of Fraser Island then in a north direction to Rooney Point then to its northern limit at Sandy Cape, then continue by the Fraser Coast Regional Council boundary in a generally south-west direction to the centreline of Great Sandy Strait, by that centreline in a north direction to a point at coordinates 25 degrees 24 minutes 26 seconds south latitude and 152 degrees 58 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south-west direction to the confluence of Mary River and Susan River, by Susan River in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HILL

Commencing at the mouth of Tully River at its confluence with the Coral Sea in the locality of Tully Heads, by Tully River in a north-west direction to Tully Heads locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundary of Hull Heads in a north direction to the southern boundary of Hull River National Park, by the southern boundary of that national park then by a line in a generally west direction to the south-east corner of Mount Mackay National Park, by the southern boundary of that national park in a west direction to the south-east corner of Mount Mackay locality boundary, by the southern boundary of that locality then the locality boundary of Tully in a generally west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Dean Road, by that road then extended by a line in a west direction to Walter Hill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Tablelands Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a west then generally south then north-west direction to Mareeba Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north- west direction to Etheridge Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to Mungana

292 Branch Rail Line, by that rail line in a generally east direction to Emu Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Walsh River, by that river in a generally east direction to Mungana Branch Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to Granite Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Maud Creek, by that creek in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 864 on Plan NR5315, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-east then south-east direction to Tablelands Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east then generally south-east direction to Wooroonooran locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then generally north then south-east direction to Bellenden Ker locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to East Russell locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction through the mouth of the Russell River at the Coral Sea to a point at coordinates 17 degrees 9 minutes 3 seconds south latitude and 146 degrees 0 minutes 11 seconds east longitude at the northern tip of High Island, then by a line due east to a point at coordinates 17 degrees 9 minutes 3 seconds south latitude and 146 degrees 32 minutes 10 seconds east longitude on the Cairns Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south direction to Cassowary Coast Regional Council boundary, by the eastern boundary of that council in a generally south-easterly direction to a point at coordinates 18 degrees 1 minute 39 seconds south latitude and 146 degrees 52 minutes 16 seconds east longitude then by a line due west to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HINCHINBROOK

Commencing at the point where the Bohle River meets the coastline in locality of Bushland Beach, by Bohle River in a south direction to Shaw locality boundary, by that locality boundary then by a line in a west direction to Lot 2 on Plan SP267467, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 2 on Plan SP202064 in a west direction to Lot 1 on SP267467, by the boundary of that lot in a west then south direction to Hervey Range Road, by that road in a west direction to Gumlow Road, by that road in a south direction to Bohle Plains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Alice River locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Hervey Range locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the northern boundary of Pinnacles National Park, by that national park in a north-west then south direction to Townsville City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west then north-west direction to Hinchinbrook Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary then the boundary of Cassowary Coast Regional Council in a north-west direction to eastern boundary of Cardstone locality, by that locality boundary then the locality boundaries of Dingo Pocket and Jarra Creek in a generally south-east direction to Tully locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the southern boundary of Lot 65 on Plan SP230734, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 12 on Plan RP740642 in an east direction to Dean Road, by that road in an east direction to Silky Oak locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Mount Mackay National Park, by the southern boundary of that national park in an east direction to Hull River National Park, by the southern boundary of that national park in an east direction to the eastern boundary of Lower Tully locality boundary, by the eastern boundary of that locality boundary in a south direction to Tully River, by that river in a south-east direction to its mouth at the coastline, by a line from the coastline in an east direction to a point at coordinates 18 degrees 1 minute 39 seconds south latitude and 146 degrees 52 minutes 16 seconds east longitude on the eastern boundary of Cassowary Coast Regional Council, by the eastern boundary of that council then the boundary of Hinchinbrook Shire Council in a south-east direction to a point at coordinates 18 degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds south latitude and 148 degrees 29 minutes 7 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a west direction to a point at coordinates 18 degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds south latitude and 146 degrees 42 minutes 4 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south direction to the point of commencement.

293 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF INALA

Commencing at the point where Logan Motorway crosses Blunder Creek in the locality of Forest Lake, by Logan Motorway in a north-west direction to Main Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Woogaroo Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a north direction to the northern boundary of Wacol locality, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Wacol Station Road, by that road in a south- east direction to Wolston Road, by that road then by a line in an east direction to Bullock Head Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Ipswich Motorway, by that motorway in a north-east direction to Oxley Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Blunder Creek, by that creek in a south then south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF IPSWICH

Commencing at the point where Cunningham Highway crosses Ipswich Boonah Road in the locality of Purga, by the Cunningham Highway in an east direction to Deebing Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Churchill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Warwick Road, by that road in a south direction to Churchill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Berry Street, by that street then by a line in a north direction to Churchill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Bremer River, by that river in a north then east direction to Bundamba Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Providence Parade, by that parade in a west direction to Ripley Road, by that road in a south-east direction to South Ripley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west then a generally north-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP179314, by the northern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Rifle Range Road, by that road in a north direction to Deebing Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to south-east corner of Lot 160 on Plan M3175, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Ipswich Boonah Road, by that road in a north direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF IPSWICH WEST

Commencing at the point where the Brisbane River meets the Bremer River in the locality of Barellan Point, by the Bremer River in a south-west direction to Yamanto locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Deebing Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Cunningham Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to Purga Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Warrill Creek, by that creek in a generally west then south direction to Cunningham Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to Ipswich Rosewood Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Haigslea Amberley Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Tarakan Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the southern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan RP125759, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west then north-east direction to Haigslea Amberley Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Bremer River, by that river in a south-west direction to Western Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to the western boundary of Lot 414 on Plan SP161566, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Main Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Ipswich City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a generally south-east direction to the point of commencement.

294 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF JORDAN

Commencing at the point where Stapylton Road crosses Logan Motorway in the locality of Heathwood, by Stapylton road in a south direction to Greenbank locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Jimboomba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south- east direction to Teviot Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Bushman Drive, by that drive in a south-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 24 on Plan SP142997, by the northern boundary of that lot then the northern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan RP49296 in a west direction to Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to the Logan City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west then north then north-east direction to Springfield Lakes locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Lot 22 on Plan SP234042, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 748 on Plan SP189044, by the eastern then southern boundary of that lot in a south then west direction to Woogaroo Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Augustine Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Keidges Road, by that road in a north direction to Jones Road, by that road in an east direction to Augusta Parkway, by that parkway in an east direction to Woogaroo Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to Main Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to Logan Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KAWANA

Commencing at the intersection of Nicklin Way and Caloundra Road in the locality of at Aroona, by Caloundra Road in a north-west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Sunshine Motorway, by that motorway in an east direction to Kawana Way, by that way in an east direction to Mooloolah River, by that river in a south direction to Warana locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then north then east direction to Nicklin Way, by that way in a north direction to Koorin Drive, by that drive in an east direction to Oceanic Drive, by that drive in a south direction to Warana locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the coastline, by that coastline in a south direction to Currimundi locality boundary, by the southern boundary of that locality in a west direction to Buderim Street, by that street in a west direction to Nicklin Way, by that way in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KEPPEL

Commencing at the mouth of Fitzroy River at its confluence with Keppel Bay in the locality of Thompson Point, by Fitzroy River in a north-west direction to Cooper Street, by that street then by a line in a north direction to Rockonia Road, by that road in an east direction to south-east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP611339, by the east boundary of that lot in a north direction to Mount Archer National Park, by that national park in a west then north then west direction then by a line in a west direction to Thozets Creek, by that creek in a west then south direction to Rockonia Road, by that road in a west direction to Shepherd Street, by that street in a north direction to Elphinstone Street, by that street in a west direction to Frenchmans Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Beasley Street, by that street in a north direction to Frenchville Road, by that road in a west direction to Dean Street, by that street in a north direction to Moores Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Kerrigan Street, by that street in a west direction to Feez Street, by that street in a north- west direction to Yewdale Drive, by that drive in a north-west direction to Richardson Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Yaamba Road, by that road in a north direction to Ramsay Creek, by that creek in an east direction to the Rockhampton Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east direction to Grigg Road, by that road in a north-west direction to south-east corner of Lot 336 on Plan P42413, by the southern

295 boundary of that lot in a west direction to Sandringham locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to The Caves locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Yaamba Road (Bruce Highway), by that road in a north-west direction to a point adjacent to Rossmoya Road then by a line to Rossmoya Road, by that road then by a line in a north direction to Canal Creek Road, by that road in a north-west direction to former East West Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Shoalwater Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to the mouth of Shoalwater Creek, then by a line in a north direction to western peninsular coastline of Triangular Island then by a line in a north-east direction to south-western extension of Strong Tide Passage, by that passage in a north- east direction to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 18 minutes 7 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 34 minutes 0 seconds east longitude then by a line in an east direction to the eastern limit of Livingstone Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east then west then south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KURWONGBAH

Commencing at the point where North Coast Rail Line crosses North Pine River, by North Coast Rail Line in a south direction to Lawnton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Francis Road, by that road in a west direction to Baker Street, by that street in a south then west direction to Samsonvale Road, by that road in a west direction to Forgan Road, by that road in a north-west direction to eastern shoreline of Lake Samsonvale, by that shoreline in a generally north-west direction to a point adjacent to the north-western corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP208960, by a line to the northern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan SP208960 in a north-east direction to Dayboro Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Kurwongbah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Narangba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west then east direction to Burpengary Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Narangba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east then north direction to Burpengary Creek, by that creek in a south then north-east direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to Morayfield Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Burpengary locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south direction to Deception Bay Road, by that road in a west direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a generally south direction to Boundary Road, by that road in a west direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south direction to Yebri Street, by that street in an east direction to Yebri Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Petrie locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to North Pine River, by that river in a generally south then west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LOCKYER

Commencing at confluence of Lockyer Creek and Brisbane River in the locality of Patrick Estate, by Brisbane River in a south then north-east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP52584, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to south- west corner of Lot 16 on Plan S311030, by the western then northern boundary of that lot in a north then east direction to Lot 8 on Plan S31714, by the western then northern boundary of that lot in a north then east direction to Lot 49 on Plan S311842, by the western then northern boundary of that lot in a north then east direction to Lot 1 on Plan RP162362, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east then north direction to Lot 80 on Plan SL9232, by the western then northern boundary of that lot in a north then east direction to Lot 104 on Plan NPW751, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Somerset Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south then generally south-west direction to Lockyer Valley Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south- west, then west direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south then north-west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 32 on Plan

296 CC935, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Lockyer Valley Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-west then east direction to Lockyer Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LOGAN

Commencing at the intersection of Belivah Road and Beaudesert Beenleigh Road in the locality of Belivah, by Beaudesert Beenleigh Road in a south then south-east direction to a point adjacent to Wolffdene locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Albert River, by that river in a generally south-west direction to Tamborine locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Jimboomba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a north- west direction to Logan River, by that river in a generally south then west direction to Teviot Brook, by that brook in a west direction to Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to the northern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan RP49296, by the northern boundary of that lot then the northern boundary of Lot 24 on Plan SP142997 in an east direction to Bushman Drive, by that drive in a north-east direction to Teviot Road, by that road in a north-east direction to South Maclean locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to a point adjacent to the south-west corner of Lot 68 on Plan RP111657, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Argule Street, by that street in a south-east direction to the north-western corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP159889, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south- east direction to Middle Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Mount Lindesay Highway, by that highway in a south direction to a point adjacent to south- west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP112275, by the southern boundary of that lot then the northern boundary of Lot 112 on Plan SP181188 in an east direction to Lamberth Road, by that road in an east direction to Emerald Drive, by that Drive in a north-east direction to a point adjacent to the south-west corner of Lot 902 on Plan RP858729, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 907 on Plan RP224980 in a generally east direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Green Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Clarke Road, by that road in a south direction to Bumstead Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Chambers Flat Road, by that road in a south- west direction to School Road, by that road then extended by a line across Logan River in a south-east direction to Dairy Creek Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Wuraga Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Windaroo Road, by that road in a south direction to the south-eastern corner of Lot 178 on Plan WD2655, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 902 on Plan SP265370 in a west direction to Lot 31 on Plan RP121935, by the eastern boundary of Lot 31 on Plan RP121935 then the eastern boundaries of Lot 12 on Plan RP161279, Lot 14 on Plan RP161279, Lot 27 on Plan RP169807 and Lot 26 on Plan RP169807 in a south direction to the north-eastern corner of Lot 161 on Plan W311592, by the northern then eastern boundary of Lot 161 on Plan W311592 then the eastern boundary of Lot 192 on Plan W311083 to Belivah Road, by that road in an east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LYTTON

Commencing at the point where Wynnum Road crosses Bulimba Creek in the locality of Tingalpa, by Bulimba Creek in a generally north-east direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a north-east direction to the north-west coast of Fisherman Island (Port of Brisbane), by that coastline in a north-east direction then by a line in a north-east direction to the western shoreline of Mud Island, by the shoreline of that island in a north-east then south- east then south-west direction then, by a line in a south-west direction to the northern shoreline of St Helena island, by the eastern shoreline of that island then a line in a south direction to the eastern shoreline of Green Island, by the eastern shoreline of that island in a south direction then by a line in a south-west direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees

297 26 minutes 54 seconds south latitude and 153 degrees 13 minutes 3 seconds east longitude on Moreton Bay locality boundary (Brisbane City Council), by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Lota locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south- west direction to Whites Road, by that road in a west direction to Manly West locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Manly Road, by that road in a west direction to Wynnum Road, by that road in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MACALISTER

Commencing at the confluence of Serpentine Creek and Logan River in the locality of Carbrook, by Logan River in a south-west direction to Albert River, by that river in a generally south-west direction to Windaroo Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Beaudesert Beenleigh Road, by that road in a north direction then by a line due west to Wuraga Road, by that road in a generally west direction to Dairy Creek Road, by that road in a west direction to Cambogan Road, by that road in a north direction to Waterford Tamborine Road, by that road in an east direction to Easterly Street, by that street in an east direction to Old Logan Village Road, by that road in a north direction to Waterford locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to High Road, by that road in a north direction to Church Road, by that road in a north-east direction then by a line to Beenleigh Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to Edens Landing locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Logan River, by that river in a south-east then north-east direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Bryants Road, by that road in an east direction to Cornubia locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to West Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a south direction to Gramzow Road, by that road in an east direction to Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a north direction to Carbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Golden Wattle Avenue, by that avenue in a south direction to German Church Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Haberman Road, by that road in a south then east direction to Carbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Serpentine Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Carbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Beenleigh Redland Bay Road, by that road in an east direction to Serpentine Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF McCONNEL

Commencing at the point where the Go Between Bridge crosses the Brisbane River in the locality of Brisbane City Council, by that bridge in a north-west direction to Boomerang Street, by that street in a north direction to Hale Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Kelvin Grove Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Enoggera Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Enoggera Creek, by that creek in a north then north-east direction to Breakfast Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a generally south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MACKAY

Commencing at the intersection of Boundary Road East and Broadsound Road in the locality of Paget, by Broadsound Road in a north direction to Alexandra Street, by that street in a north direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in an east direction to Mackay Harbour Rail Line Branch, by that rail line branch in a north-east direction to Mackay Bucasia Road, by that road in a north direction to Beaconsfield Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Harveys Road, by that road in a north direction to Golf Links Road, by that road in a north direction to the western boundary of Lot 1 on Plan RP904240, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Rural View locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to

298 McCreadys Creek, by that creek in an east then south-east direction to its mouth at its confluence with Slade Bay then by a line to the southern shoreline of Slade Bay, by that shoreline in a north-east direction to Slade Point then by a line due east to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 3 minutes 48 seconds south latitude and 149 degrees 20 minutes 1 second east longitude, then by a line due south to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 10 minutes 47 seconds south latitude and 149 degrees 20 minutes 1 second east longitude, then by a line due west to the south-east corner of South Mackay locality boundary, by the southern boundary of that locality in a west direction to Boundary Road East, by that road then by a line across North Coast Rail Line in a west direction to Boundary Road, by that road in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF McMASTER

Commencing at the point where Dingo Mount Flora Road crosses the Mackenzie River on the Isaac Regional Council boundary in the locality of Mackenzie River, by Dingo Mount Flora Road in a north-west direction to Middlemount locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Isaac Regional Council boundary, by the southern then western boundary of that council in a west then north direction to Whitsunday Regional Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a north-east direction to Burdekin Shire Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a north-west direction to Townsville City Council boundary, by the southern then western boundary of that council in a west then north direction to Granite Vale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then north direction to Lot 29 on Plan SP282312, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Granitevale Road, by that road in a south east direction to Central Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Ross River, by that river in a north direction to Mount Stuart locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Oak Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Great Northern Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to Lot 103 on Plan EP2187, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to Stuart Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Lot 57 on Plan SP277218, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Julago locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to Nome locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east then north direction to Cape Cleveland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to the coastline, by that coastline in a north-east direction to the northern tip of Cape Cleveland then by a line due east to the eastern limit of Townsville City Council boundary, by the eastern boundary of that council then the eastern boundaries of Burdekin Shire Council and Whitsunday Regional Council in a south-east direction to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 58 minutes 4 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 24 minutes 42 seconds east longitude, then by a line due west to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 58 minutes 4 seconds south latitude and 148 degrees 24 minutes 42 seconds east longitude, then by a line due south to a point at 20 degrees 10 minutes 3 seconds south latitude and 148 degrees 24 minutes 42 seconds east longitude, then by a line due south to the point where the north-west corner of Gregory River locality boundary meets the north- east corner of Bowen locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Greta Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Bowen locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then south direction to Bogie locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Eungella Hinterland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to North Road, by that road to Cathu Cauley Road then Loop Road in a south-east direction to Eungella Hinterland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Clarke Range, by that range in a south then west direction to Eungella Hinterland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Massey Creek, by that creek in a west direction to Broken River, by that river in a south-west direction to Eungella Dam, by the north-east bank of that dam in a south-west direction to Eungella Dam Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Lizzie Creek Road, by that road in a south-west direction to the Isaac Regional Council boundary, by that

299 council boundary in a south-east then south direction to Funnel Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Connors River, by that river in a south-east direction to Isaac River, by that river in a south-east direction to Isaac Regional Council boundary along Mackenzie River, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MAIWAR

Commencing at the point where Centenary Highway crosses Brisbane River in the locality of Fig Tree Pocket, by the Centenary Highway in a north-east direction to Western Freeway, by that freeway in a north-east direction to Mount Coot-tha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then south direction to Russell Terrace, by that terrace in a north-west direction to Chapel Hill Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Mount Coot-tha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then south direction to Fleming Road, by that road in a west then north direction to Farnworth Street, by that street in a west direction to Mount Coot-tha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then west direction to Gap Creek Road, by that road in a north direction to Highwood Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Moggill Road, by that road in a north direction to the Mount Coot- tha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to the eastern boundary of Lot 1324 on Plan S31983, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to a point adjacent to the western end of Gordon Road then by a line to Gordon Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Simpsons Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Chiswick Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Simpsons Road, by that road in a generally north-east direction to Macgregor Terrace, by that terrace in a south-east direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a south direction to the northern boundary of Norman Buchan Park, by the northern boundary of that park in an east direction to Baroona Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Haig Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Torwood Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Eagle Terrace, by that terrace in a generally south direction to a point adjacent to the south- east boundary of Lot 31 on Plan RP18853 then by a line in a south-east direction to Roy Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Lang Parade, by that parade in a south-east direction to the Brisbane River, by that river in a generally south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MANSFIELD

Commencing at the point where Pacific Motorway crosses Underwood Road in the locality of Rochedale, by Pacific Motorway in a north-west direction to Miles Platting Road, by that road in an east direction to Rochdale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Wishart locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundary of Upper Mount Gravatt in a generally west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Mount Gravatt locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Shire Road, by that road in an east direction to the northern boundary of Mt Gravatt Outlook Reserve, by the northern boundary of that reserve in an east direction to Shire Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Logan Road, by that road in a north- west direction to Nursery Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Cavendish Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Mount Gravatt East locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Pine Mountain Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Bulimba Creek, by that creek in a south then east direction to the western boundary of Lot 901 on Plan RP848101, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Scrub Road, by that road in a north direction to Cribb Road, by that road in an east direction to Gateway Motorway, by that motorway in a south direction to Mackenzie locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Burbank locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the north-west corner of Lot 100 on Plan RP223201, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Prout Road, by that

300 road in an east direction to Mount Gravatt Capalaba Road, by that road in a north then east direction to Burbank locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to the boundary of Brisbane City Council, by that council boundary in a south direction to Ford Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Priestdale Road, by that road in a west direction to Rochedale Road, by that road in a south direction to Underwood Road, by that road in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MAROOCHYDORE

Commencing at the point where Sunshine Motorway crosses Mooloolah River in the locality of Mooloolaba, by that motorway in a north-west then north direction to the northern boundary of Lot 35 on Plan RP862528, by the northern boundary of that lot then the northern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan SP261668 in an east direction to Warrack Street, by that street in an east direction to Centenary Heights Road, by that road in a north direction to Jenyor Street, by that street in an east direction to the southern boundary of Lot 102 on Plan SP159559, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundary of Lot 101 on Plan SP159559 in an east direction to Grandview Drive, by that drive in a north-east direction to Yaroomba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Point Arkwright locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the coastline, by the coastline in a south direction to Mooloolaba locality boundary, by the north- eastern boundary of that locality in a generally south-east direction to the mouth of the Mooloolah River at its confluence with South Pacific Ocean, by that river in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MARYBOROUGH

Commencing at the point where the south-east corner of Tuan Forest locality meets the southwest corner of Tinnanbar locality at mouth of Kauri Creek at its confluence with Great Sandy Strait, by Kauri Creek in a south-west direction to Mosquito Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to the southern boundary of Tuan State Forest, by that state forest in a generally south-west direction to Maryborough Cooloola Road, by that road in a south-west direction to the southern boundary of Tuan State Forest, by that state forest in a generally west direction to Big Sandy Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Tuan Forest locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Tinana Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Teddington locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north- west direction to Wilsons Road, by that road in a generally north-west direction to Owanyilla Road, by that road in a north-west direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to a point adjacent to the south-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP38180, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Lot 99 on Plan WBAR632, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Mary River, by that river in a south-west direction to Pioneers Rest locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Mungar Road, by that road in a south direction to St Mary locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Mary River, by that river in a generally south- west direction to Barong Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Tanyalba Creek, by that creek in a generally north-west direction to Lot 1964 on Plan L37459, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Lot 128 on Plan L371417, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction to Mount Urah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to the northern boundary of Lot 113 on Plan LX942, by the northern boundary of that lot in a generally south-west direction to Fraser Coast Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-west then north then generally north-east direction to Isis River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Burrum River, by that river in a north-east direction to Burrum Heads locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east then south-east direction to locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Craignish locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Dundowran Beach, by

301 that beach in an east then south direction to Grinsteads Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Pialba Burrum Heads Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Maryborough Hervey Bay Road, by that road in a south direction to Urraween Road, by that road in an east direction to Main Street, by that street in a south direction to the point it meets Booral Road, by a line from that point in a south direction to Bunya Creek, by that creek in a generally south direction to Susan River, by that river in a south-east direction to the confluence of Mary River and Susan River, by a line in a north-east direction to a point at coordinates 25 degrees 24 minutes 26 seconds south latitude and 152 degrees 58 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, by a line in a south direction along the centreline of the Great Sandy Strait to a point at coordinates 25 degrees 49 minutes 29 seconds south latitude and 153 degrees 2 minutes 4 seconds east longitude at the southern boundary of the Great Sandy Strait Locality, by that locality boundary in a south, then north-west direction to Tinnanbar locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MERMAID BEACH

Commencing at the point where Sixth Avenue meets the coastline in the locality of Miami, by Sixth Avenue in a west direction to Gold Coast Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Christine Avenue, by that avenue in a west direction to a point where it crosses Miami Lake, by a line from that point through the centre of Miami Lake in a north then south-west direction then by a line through the centre of Lake Heron and Lake Orr in a west direction to the Robina locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east then south-west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Robina Parkway, by that parkway in a north-east then north direction to Markeri Street, by that street in an east then north-east direction to Bermuda Street, by that street in a north direction to Hooker Boulevard, by that boulevard in an east direction to Margaret Avenue, by that avenue then by a line in an east direction to the coastline, by that coastline in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MILLER

Commencing at the point where Ipswich Motorway crosses Oxley Creek in the locality of Rocklea, by that creek in a generally north direction to Sherwood Road, by that road in a west direction to Oxley Road, by that road in a south direction to Tennyson Branch Rail line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Hilda Street, by that street then by a line in a west direction to Brisbane River, by that river winding in a generally north then south-east then north-east direction to Fairfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Princess Street, by that street in an east direction to Beenleigh Rail line, by that rail line in a south direction to Fairfield Street, by that street in an east direction to the streets east end then by a line in an east direction to the continuation of Fairfield Street, by that street in an east direction to Annerley Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Ponsonby Street, by that street in an east direction to Junction Terrace, by that terrace in an east direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to Holland Park West locality boundary, by that locality boundary then the locality boundary of Tarragindi in a generally west direction to Moorooka locality boundary, by Moorooka locality boundary in a west direction to Mayfield Road, by that road in a west direction to Beaudesert Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Luxworth Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Lyon Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Ipswich Road, by that road in a south direction to Beenleigh Rail line, by that rail line in a south direction to Ipswich Motorway, by that motorway in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

302 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MIRANI

Commencing at the mouth of Raglan Creek at its confluence with Fitzroy River at Rockhampton Regional Council boundary in the locality of Port Alma, by Rockhampton Regional Council boundary in a south-west then north-west direction to Livingston Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a west then north-west direction to Isaac Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a west direction to Mackenzie River, by that river in an east direction to Isaac River, by that river in a generally north direction to Connors River , by that river in a north-west direction to Funnel Creek, by that creek in a generally north then north-east direction to Mackay Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east then north-west then north direction to Lizzie Creek Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Eungella Dam Road, by that road then south-eastern boundary of Lot 109 on Plan HLN198 in a north-west direction to Broken River, by that river in a north direction to Massey Creek, by that creek in an east direction to locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Dalrymple Road, by that road in a south direction to Finch Hatton locality boundary, by that locality boundary then northern locality boundaries of Owens Creek, , Mount Martin, Devereux Creek and Marian in an east direction to Pioneer River, by that river in an east direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to Alexandra Street, by that street in a south direction to Broadsound Road, by that road in a south direction to Boundary Road, by that road then by a line in an east direction to Boundary Road East, by that road in an east direction to Paget locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the coastline then by a line in an east direction to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 10 minutes 48 seconds south latitude and 149 degrees 20 minutes 1 second east longitude, then by a line in a north direction to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 3 minutes 48 seconds south latitude and 149 degrees 20 minutes 1 second east longitude, then by a line in an east direction to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 3 minutes 48 seconds south latitude and 151 degrees 45 minutes 41 seconds east longitude at Mackay Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east direction to Isaac Regional Council Boundary, by that council boundary then Livingstone Shire Council boundary in a south direction to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 18 minutes 9 seconds south latitude and 152 degrees 44 minutes 16 seconds east longitude, then by a line due west to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 18 minutes 7 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 34 minutes 0 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south-west direction to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 21 minutes 28 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 31 minutes 5 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south-west direction to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 22 minutes 50 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 30 minutes 23 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south- west direction to a point at coordinates 22 degrees 31 minutes 17 seconds south latitude and 150 degrees 29 minutes 10 seconds east longitude then by a line in a south-east direction to mouth of Shoalwater Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Razorback Creek, by that creek in a south direction then by a line in a south-west direction to Closed Road, by that road then by a line in a south-west direction to Private Road, by that road in a south-west then south-east direction to Canal Creek Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Rossmoya Road, by that road in a south direction then by a line in a south-west direction to Yaamba Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Etna Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then south direction to Rockyview locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Proposed Road, by that road in an east direction to Grigg Road, by that road in a south direction to Livingston Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a west direction to Ramsay Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Fitzroy River , by that river in a south-east direction to Pink Lily locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Nine Mile locality boundary, by that locality boundary then Neerkol Creek in a south-west direction to Kabra locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Teatree Creek , by that creek in a north-east direction to Bouldercombe locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Four Mile Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to

303 Gavial Gracemere Road, by that road in an east direction to Burnett Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Central Rail Line, by that rail line in an east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north-west direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Gavial Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Fitzroy River, by that river in a north-east then south-east direction to Rockhampton Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east then south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MOGGILL

Commencing at the point where Centenary Highway crosses the Brisbane River in the locality of Kenmore, by that river in a winding west direction to Brisbane City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north then west then north-east then south-east direction to Lake Manchester locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Upper Brookfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Brookfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Mount Coot-tha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Gap Creek Road, by that road in a south direction to Kenmore Hills locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Chapel Hill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then south direction to Farnworth Street, by that street in an east direction to Fleming Road, by that road in a south then east direction to Chapel Hill locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to Chapel Hill Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Russell Terrace, by that terrace in a south-east direction to Indooroopilly locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to Western Freeway, by that freeway in a south direction to Centenary Highway, by that highway in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MORAYFIELD

Commencing at the intersection of Caboolture Bypass and Bruce Highway in the locality of Caboolture , by the Bruce Highway in a south direction to Morayfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Morayfield Road, by that road in a north direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south direction to Burpengary Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Morayfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 9 on Plan RP13777, by the west boundary of that lot in a north direction to the south-east corner of Lot 158 on Plan SL8125, by the south then west boundary of that lot in a west then north direction to Petersen Road, by that road in an east direction to Thornbill Drive, by that drive in a north-east direction to Morayfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the north-east corner of Lot 68 on Plan CP864872, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-west then south-west direction to Lot 504 on Plan RP895672, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction then by a line to the south-east corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP139027, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP181983, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Dobson Lane, by that lane in a north direction to the Caboolture River, by that river in a west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP200527, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Bellmere Road, by that road in an east direction to Bells Lane, by that lane in a north direction to South Wararba Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Wararba Creek, by that creek then by a line in a north-west direction to Caboolture locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to King Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Devantier Road, by that road then by a line in a north direction to D’Aguilar Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to Caboolture Bypass, by that bypass in an east direction to the point of commencement.

304 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MOUNT OMMANEY

Commencing at the point where Ipswich Motorway crosses Oxley Creek in the locality of Oxley, by Ipswich Motorway in a south-west direction to Bullock Head Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to a point adjacent to the east end of Wolston Road then by a line from that point in a west direction to Wolston Road, by that road in a west direction to Wacol Station Road, by that road in a north direction to Riverhills locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally westerly direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to a point adjacent to the western end of Hilda Street then by a line in an east direction to Hilda Street, by that street in an east direction to the Tennyson Branch Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to Oxley Road, by that road in a north direction to Sherwood Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Oxley Creek, by that creek in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MUDGEERABA

Commencing at the intersection of Old Coach Road and Tallebudgera Creek Road in the locality of Tallebudgera Valley, by Tallebudgera Creek Road in a south-west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP811199, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to south-east corner of Lot 105 on Plan SP144215, by the southern boundary of that lot to the south-east corner of Lot 15 on Plan RP903701, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Bonogin locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Austinville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Springbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south- west direction to the southern boundary of Gold Coast City Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the southern then western boundary of that council in a generally south- west direction then generally north-east direction to Coomera River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Clagiraba Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction, then by a line to Belliss Road, by that road in a north-easterly direction to Clagiraba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction, then by a line to Clagiraba Road, by that road in an east direction to Nerang Murwillumbah Road, by that road in in a north-east direction to Advancetown locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south then east direction to Nerang River, by that river in a south direction to the north- west corner of Lot 19 on Plan RP118142, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to Fyfes Road, by that road in an east direction to Gilston Road, by that road in a south direction to Worley Drive, by that drive in an east direction to Gilston locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south then east then south direction to Worongary locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Lot 28 on Plan SP189559, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 11 on Plan SP229681, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Gold Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 14 on plan RP840712, by the southern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to the southernmost corner of Lot 32 on Plan RP911275, by the southern then eastern then north-eastern boundary of that lot in a north-east then north and north-west direction to Lot 4 on Plan WD6094, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan WD842351, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Nielsens Road, by that road in an east direction to Nerang Broadbeach Road, by that road in a south direction to Robina Parkway, by that parkway in a south direction to Pacific Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to Old Coach Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

305 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MULGRAVE

Commencing at the mouth of the Russell River at its confluence with the Coral Sea and at the Deeral locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west, then north- west direction to Fishery Falls locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Aloomba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Gordonvale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Goldsborough locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south- east direction to Cairns Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-west direction to a point at coordinates 17 degrees 1 minute 19 seconds south latitude, 145 degrees 38 minutes 23 seconds east longitude, then, by a line through Lot 62 of Plan NPW920 in a generally south-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 65 of Plan NPW898, by the northern boundary of that lot to Edmonton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Bentley Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Mount Sheridan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Bayview Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west, then east direction to Clarkes Creek, by that creek in a south-east, then generally north-east direction to Mulgrave Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south direction to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 58 minutes 4 seconds south latitude, 145 degrees 44 minutes 48 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a south-east direction to White Rock locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then generally north-east direction to Portsmith locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Smiths Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Trinity Inlet, by that inlet in a north direction to East Trinity locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 51 minute 50 seconds south latitude, 145 degrees 50 minutes 37 seconds east longitude, then from that point by a line due east to the eastern boundary of Cairns Regional Council at 16 degrees 51 minute 50 seconds south latitude, 146 degrees 23 minutes 26 seconds east longitude, by the eastern boundary of that council in a generally south-east direction to a point at coordinates at 17 degrees 9 minute 3 seconds south latitude, 146 degrees 32 minutes 10 seconds east longitude, then from that point by a line due west to a point at coordinates 17 degrees 9 minute 3 seconds south latitude, 146 degrees 0 minutes 11 seconds east longitude at the northern tip of High Island, then, by a line south-west to the north-east corner of Dereel locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MUNDINGBURRA

Commencing at the mouth of Ross River at its confluence with Cleveland Bay in the locality of Stuart, by the coastline of Cleveland Bay in a south-east direction to the north-east corner of Stuart locality, by that locality boundary in a generally south, then west then south direction to the south-east corner of Lot 57 on Plan SP277218, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Stuart Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 103 on Plan EP2187, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Great Northern Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to the south- east corner of Roseneath locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west, then generally north then west direction to Murray locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Douglas locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Ross River, by that river in a north-east direction to Cranbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Ross River Road, by that road in an east direction to Cranbrook locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Charles Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Nathan Street, by that street in a north direction to Dalrymple Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Vincent locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Palmerston Street, by that street in an east direction to Hugh Street, by that street in a south direction to Fulham Road, by that

306 road in an east direction to Kings Road, by that road in a south direction to Balls Lane, by that lane in a south-east direction to Ross River Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Bowen Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Ross River, by that river in a north- east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MURRUMBA

Commencing at the point where Houghton Highway crosses the mouth of the Pine River at its confluence with Bramble Bay being the south-east corner of Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary in the locality of Griffin, by Pine River in a generally west direction to North Pine River, by that river in a generally north-west direction to Yebri Creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Yebri Street, by that street in a south-west direction to North Coast Rail line, by that rail line in a generally north direction to Boundary Road, by that road in a generally north-east direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Nellies Lane, by that lane in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 900 on Plan SP185143, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 284 on Plan SP162873, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Lot 76 on Plan CP853607, by the northern and eastern boundaries of that lot in an east direction to Fresh Water Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to a point adjacent to the southern corner of Lot 71 on Plan RP813966, by a line from that point to then along the south-east boundary of that lot to the northern boundary of Lot 3 on Plan RP807751, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to Anzac Avenue, by that avenue in a north-east direction to Deception Bay Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Coman Street, by that street in a north direction to Rothwell locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the coastline, by that coastline in a generally south-east direction to the eastern extent of Rothwell locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Kippa-ring locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Hercules Road, by that road in a south direction to Macdonnell Road, by that road in a west direction to the eastern boundary of Lot 9 on Plan SL839184, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction to the east bank of Hays Inlet, by the east bank of that Inlet in a south-east direction to Houghton Highway, by that highway in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NANANGO

Commencing at the point where Brisbane Valley Highway crosses Brisbane River in the locality of Wivenhoe Pocket, by the Brisbane River in a south-west, then generally north direction to Lockyer Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Somerset Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-west direction to Cressbrook Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south, then generally north-west direction to The Bluff locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Anduramba locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Pierces Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Mountain Camp locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Jones Gully locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Emu Creek locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally west direction to Coalbank locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south, then generally west direction to Highgrove locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Narko locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Maclagan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Malling locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-east direction to South Burnett Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-west, then generally north-east direction to Gympie Regional Council boundary, by that council

307 boundary in a generally east direction to Tansey locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Cinnabar locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Black Snake locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Rossmore Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Threlkeld Road, by that road in an east direction to Black Snake locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east, then north, then east direction then in a generally south-west direction to Wrattens Forest locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Manumbar locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Somerset Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south direction to the north-east corner of Lot 23 on Plan SL370, by the eastern, then southern boundary of that lot in a south-west, then west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 80 on Plan SL9232, by the western boundary of that lot to the north-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP54027, by the eastern, then southern boundary of that lot to the south- east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP54027, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lot 84 on Plan S312655, by the eastern, then southern boundary of that lot in a south, then west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 8 on Plan S31714, by the northern, then western boundary of that lot in a west, then south direction to the north-east corner of Lot 16 on Plan S311030, by the northern, then western boundary of that lot in a west, then south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP52584, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NICKLIN

Commencing at the intersection of Bruce Highway and Sippy Creek Road in the locality of Tanawah, by Sippy Creek Road in a south-west direction to Tanawha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Deree Road, by that road in a south then west direction to Ilkley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Tolson Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Upper Tolson Road, by that road in a west direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Ilkley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Palmwoods locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Lot 3 on Plan RP188426, by the eastern boundary of that lot to Palmwoods Montville Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Hunchy Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Razorback Road, by that road in a west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP162536, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP162536, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP848443, by the western boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to Lot 1 on Plan SP121137, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Hunchy locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Dulong locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Mapleton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Obi Obi Road, by that road in a west direction to Obi Obi Creek, by that creek in a west direction to Lot 293 on Plan MCH3829, by the eastern, then southern boundary of that lot in a south, then west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 151 on Plan SP266738, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Kidaman Creek Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the south- east corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP51609, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Kenilworth locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Mary River, by that river in a north-west direction to south-east corner of Lot 135 on Plan FTY1911, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to Kenilworth Brooloo Road, by that road in an east then north-west direction to Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north-east direction to Noosa Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north direction to the north-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP810775, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction then continuing east along the north boundaries of Lot 2 on Plan RP169834, then Lot 6 on Plan RP903377, then Lot 5 on Plan SP150495, then Lot 2 on Plan SP132162, then Lot 1 on

308 Plan RP226611, then Lot 3 on Plan RP840240, then Lot 2 on Plan RP840240, then Lot 12 on Plan RP865258, to Pomona locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Six Mile Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Lake Macdonald Drive, by that drive in a south-west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 233 on Plan MCH4301, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Cooroy locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Swift Drive, by that drive in a south direction to McPauls Road, by that road then by a line in a generally west direction to Tewantin Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Cooroy locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Miva Street, by that street then by a line in a south direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south direction to the south-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP115864, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-west direction to Nandroya Road, by that road in a west direction to Myall Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NINDERRY

Commencing at the intersection of Maroochydore Road and Sunshine Motorway in the locality of Kuluin, by Sunshine Motorway in a south-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP149935, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north-east corner of Lot 756 on Plan RP839337, by the eastern boundary that lot in a south direction to the north-east corner of Lot 46 on Plan C31729, by the northern, then western boundary of that lot in a west, then south direction to Orme Road, by that road in a south- west direction to Jones Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Lindsay Road, by that road in a south-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 18 on Plan RP200548, by the eastern and southern boundaries of that lot in a generally south-west direction to Mons locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Edwin Road, by that road in a south direction to Mons Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Telco Road, by that road in a south direction to Sawreys Road, by that road in a west direction to Owen Creek Road, then by a line in a south-west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-east direction to the Coral Sea coastline, by that coastline in a south-direction to the southern boundary of Coolum Beach locality, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Grandview Drive, by that drive in a south-west direction to its intersection with Kara Court then by a line in a generally west direction to Jenyor Street, by that street in a generally south-west direction to Centenary Heights Road, by that road in a south direction to Warrack Street, by that street in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP261668, by the northern boundary of that lot in a west direction to the north- east corner of Lot 35 on Plan RP862528, by the northern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Sunshine Motorway, by that motorway in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NOOSA

Commencing at the intersection of David Low Way and Emu Mountain Road on Noosa Shire Council boundary in the locality of Peregian Beach, by Noosa Shire council boundary in a generally west direction to the Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north west direction to Nandroya Road, by that road in an east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP258566, by the northern boundary of that lot in a north-east direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-west direction to Miva Street, by that street in a north direction to Lake Macdonald locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 233 on Plan MCH4301, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Lake Macdonald Drive, by that drive in a north direction to Six Mile Creek, by that creek in a generally west direction to Cooran locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail

309 line in a west direction to the eastern corner of Lot 4 on Plan SP263777, by that lot in a south direction to Cooran locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south, then west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 102 on Plan SP173767, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundaries of Lot 18 on Plan SP173767, Lot 17 on Plan SP173767, Lot 100 on Plan SP173767, Lot 4 on Plan RP231579, Lot 2 on Plan RP185474, Lot 6 on Plan SP192023 and Lot 2 on Plan RP202448 in a west direction to Noosa Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north, then east direction to Gympie Kin Kin Road, by that road in a north direction to Cooloola Way, by that way in a generally north-east direction to Rainbow Beach Road, by that road in a west direction to Cooloola locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the mouth of Carland Creek at Tin Can Inlet, by the western coastline of Tin Can Inlet in a north direction to Gympie Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east then south direction along the eastern coastline to Noosa Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south direction along the eastern coastline to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NUDGEE

Commencing at the intersection of Hamilton Road and Newman Road in the locality of Wavell Heights, by Newman Road in a north direction to Wavell Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 21 on Plan SP118553, by the western boundary of that lot then the western boundaries of Lot 1 on Plan RP136781, Lot 1 on Plan RP74569, Lot 2 on Plan RP726146, Lot 2 on Plan RP106614, Lot 2 on Plan RP26147 and Lot 3 on Plan RP26147 in a north direction to Lot 4 on Plan RP201822, by the southern, then western boundary of that lot in a west, then in a north direction to North Coast Rail line, by that rail line in a north-west direction to Cabbage Tree Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Beams Road, by that road in an east direction to Muller Road, by that road in a north direction to Boondall locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Cabbage Tree Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Nudgee Beach locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east, then south-east, then south-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 5 on Plan RP859786, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-west, then north-west direction to Nudgee Road, by that road in a south-west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP849231, by the western boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Nudgee locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east, then south-west direction to Gateway Motorway, by that motorway in a south-west direction to Southern Cross Way, by that way in a south-west direction to Nundah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to East West Arterial Road, by that arterial road in a west direction to Sandgate Road, by that road in a north direction to Nundah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Wavell Heights locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Kedron locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Kedron Brook, by that brook in a south-west direction to the south-west corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP53527, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Fifth Avenue, by that avenue in a north-west direction to Mercer Avenue, by that avenue in a north-east direction to Lot 2 on Plan RP165926, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Tenth Avenue, by that avenue in a west direction to Nabiac Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Boree Street, by that street in a north direction to Eleventh Avenue, by that avenue in a north-west direction to Benelong Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Fourteenth Avenue, by that avenue in a north direction to Pfingst Road, by that road in a north direction to Hamilton Road, by that road in an east direction to the point of commencement.

310 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OODGEROO

Commencing at the eastern end of the channel between North Stradbroke Island and South Stradbroke Island at the south-east corner of North Stradbroke Island locality, by the southern then western boundary of that locality in a south-west then generally north direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 33 minutes 31 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 24 minutes 32 seconds east longitude, then by a line due west to the Victoria Point locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Eprapah Creek, by that creek in south direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 34 minutes 0 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 17 minutes 24 seconds east longitude, then by a line due west to the south- east corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP192703, by the southern boundary of that lot, then the northern boundary of Lot 2 on Plan SL5716 in a north-west direction to Cleveland Redland Bay Road, by that road in a north-west direction to South Street, by that street in a west direction to Cleveland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to Ormiston locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north direction to Hillards Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Old Cleveland Road East, by that road in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 900 on Plan RP888206, by the eastern and northern boundary of that lot in a north and then west direction to Francesca Court, by that court to Sunnybay Drive then in a north-east direction to Spoonbill Street, by that street in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP101164, by the western boundary of that lot then the western boundaries of Lot 600 on Plan SP160867, and Lot 500 on Plan SP160867 in a north-east direction to Lot 86 on Plan RP206419, by that eastern boundary of that lot in a north then north-east direction to its north-east corner, by a line from that point in a north-east direction to Estelle Street, by that street in a north direction to Birkdale Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Agnes Street, by that street then by a line in a north direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 28 minutes 54 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 13 minutes 3 seconds east longitude at Redland City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 26 minutes 54 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 13 minutes 3 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a north-east direction to the eastern shore of Green Island, by the eastern shore of that island, then by a line in a north direction to the eastern shore of St Helena Island, by the eastern shore of that island, then by a line in a north-east direction to the eastern shore of Mud Island, by the eastern shore of that island in a north- east direction then by a line in a south-east direction to the southern end of Moreton Island, by the southern boundary of Moreton Island in a south-east direction to Brisbane City Council boundary then by a line in a south-east direction to the northern end of North Stradbroke Island, by the northern then eastern coastline of North Stradbroke Island in a generally south-east direction, to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PUMICESTONE

Commencing at the mouth of the Caboolture River at its confluence with Deception Bay in the locality of Beechmere, by the Caboolture River in a north-west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Caboolture Bypass, by that bypass in a west direction to D’Aguilar Highway, by that highway in a west direction to Moodlu locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then east direction to Williams Road, by that road in an east direction to Markwell Road, by that road in an east direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a north direction to Kirby Road, by that road in an east direction to Beerburrum Road, by that road in a north direction to the north-west corner of Lot 607 on Plan SP179390, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east then north then east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 605 on Plan SP158204, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 4 on Plan RP99939, by the southern, then eastern boundary of that lot in an east, then north direction to the south-east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP99939, by the eastern boundary of that lot then the eastern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan SP169469 in a north direction to Mansfield Road, by that road in an east direction

311 to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP125788, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Elimbah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Glass Mountain Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Pumicestone Channel, by that channel in a north direction to its northern mouth at the South Pacific Ocean, then to the northernmost point of Bribie Island at Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary, by the eastern coastline of Bribe Island following that council boundary in a south-east direction to Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF REDCLIFFE

Commencing at Reeders Point at the southern limit of Moreton Island, by a line from that point in a west direction to the eastern limit of Mud Island, by the northern shore of Mud Island in a generally west direction to the western limit of Mud Island, by a line in a south- west direction to the northern shore of Fisherman Island, by the north western shore of Fisherman Island in a south-west direction to the shoreline of Moreton Bay, by the western shoreline of that bay in a north-west direction to the southern end of Houghton Highway, by that highway in a north-east direction to Hays Inlet, by the east bank of Hays Inlet in a north direction to Lot 9 on Plan SL839184 (Hays Inlet Conservation Park 2), by the eastern boundary of that lot in a north direction to MacDonnell Road, by that road in an east direction to Hercules Road, by that road in a north direction to Newport locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west, then generally north direction to the western shore of Deception Bay, by the western shore in a generally north-west, then generally north-east, direction to Sandstone Point locality boundary, by the coastal boundary of Sandstone Point locality across Pumicestone Passage in a south-east direction to Bongaree locality boundary at the southern end of Bribie Island, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction, then by the southern shore of Bribie Island in a generally east direction to Skirmish Point on the eastern shore of Bribie Island, by a line in a north-east direction to Comboyuro Point at the north-west tip of Moreton Island, by the northern, then eastern shore of Moreton Island in an east, then south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF REDLANDS

Commencing at the mouth of the Logan River at its confluence with Moreton Bay in the locality of Redland Bay, by Logan River in a north-west direction to Serpentine Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Beenleigh Redland Bay Road, by that road in a west direction to Redland Bay locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Serpentine Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Redland Bay locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally west, then north-west direction to German Church Road, by that road in a generally north direction to Heinemann Road, by that road in a generally north direction to Double Jump Road, by that road in a west direction to Bunker Road, by that road in a north direction to Kingfisher Road, by that road in a north direction to Eprapah Creek, by that creek in a west direction to Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Duncan Road, by that road in an east direction to Redland Bay Road, by that road in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP194116, by the southern, then eastern boundary of that lot in an east then north-east direction to Thornlands locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to South Street, by that street in an east direction to Cleveland Redland Bay Road, by that road in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SL5716, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP59490, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Victoria Point locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 33 minutes 31 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 17 minutes 48 seconds east longitude, then by a line due east to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 33 minutes 31 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 24

312 minutes 33 seconds east longitude on the Moreton Bay locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Russell Island locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Redland City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ROCKHAMPTON

Commencing at the intersection of Burnett Highway and Gavial Gracemere Road in the locality of Gracemere, by Gavial Gracemere Road in a west direction to Four Mile Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to Gracemere locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Teatree Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Gracemere locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west then north-west direction to Neerkol Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to Gracemere locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Fairy Bower locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east, then south-east direction to Lion Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east direction to Fitzroy River, by that river in a generally north direction to Ramsay Creek, by that creek in a north-west, then generally north-east direction to Yaamba Road (Bruce Highway), by that road in a south-east direction to Richardson Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Yewdale Drive, by that drive in an east direction to Feez Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Kerrigan Street, by that street in an east direction to Moores Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Dean Street, by that street in a south direction to Frenchville Road, by that road in an east direction to Beasley Street, by that street in a south direction to Frenchmans Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Elphinstone Street, by that street in an east direction to Shepherd Street, by that street in a south direction to Rockonia Road, by that road in an east direction to Thozets Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to Mount Archer National Park (Lot 126 on Plan NPW651), by the western, then southern boundary of that national park in a south, then east direction to the north-east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP611339, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to Rockonia Road, by that road in a west direction to Cooper Street, by that street in a south direction to Fitzroy River, by that river in a north-west, then south-west direction to Gavial Creek, by that creek in a generally south direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a generally west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to Central Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-west direction to Burnett Highway, by that highway in a generally south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SANDGATE

Commencing at the point where Gympie Arterial Road crosses North Coast Rail Line in the locality of Bald Hills, by Gympie Arterial road in a north direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a north direction to Pine River, by that river winding in a south-east, then north- east direction to its mouth and the eastern coastline at Brighton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east then south direction to Sandgate locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Shorncliffe locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east, then south-west direction to Cabbage Tree Creek, by that creek in a south-west, then west direction to Taigum locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Muller Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Beams Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Cabbage Tree Creek, by that creek in a south-west direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-west direction to the point of commencement.

313 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SCENIC RIM

Commencing at the point where the south-western corner of Gold Coast City Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland) meets the south-eastern corner of Scenic Rim Regional Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland) in the locality of Binna Burra, by the southern then western boundary of Scenic Rim Regional Council in a generally west then north direction to Ipswich City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally north direction to the Main Line rail line, by that rail line in an east direction to an unnamed creek across Lot 638 on Plan SP157096 in a south-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 414 on Plan SP161566, by the western boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Western Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Bremer River, by that river in a generally north-east direction to Haigslea Amberley Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the north-east corner of Lot 83 on Plan C15596, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP117700, by the northern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Tarakan Road, by that road in an east direction to Haigslea Amberley Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Ipswich Rosewood Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Cunningham Highway, by that highway in an east direction to Warrill Creek, by that creek in a generally north-east, then east, then south-east direction to Purga Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Cunningham Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to Ipswich Boonah Road, by that road in a south direction to the south-west corner of Lot 160 on Plan M3175, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Purga locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the north-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP179314, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Goolman locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Spowers Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Peak Crossing locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to the Ipswich City Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-west direction to the Scenic Rim Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south-east direction to Logan River, by that river in a generally east direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a north-east, then south-east direction to Mundoolun locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to the Scenic Rim Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east and then generally south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BRISBANE

Commencing at the intersection of Cornwall Street and Pacific Motorway in the locality of Greenslopes, by Pacific Motorway in a south direction to a point adjacent to the western end of Junction terrace, by a line in a north-west direction from this point to Junction Terrace, by that terrace in a west direction to Ponsonby Street, by that street in a west direction to Annerley Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Fairfield Street, by that street in a north-west direction to the walking track along Fairfield Street, then by the walking track in a north-west direction to Fairfield Street, by that street in a west direction to Beenleigh Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to Princess Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Brisbane River, by that river in a north-west then generally north-east direction to Norman Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Logan Road, by that road in a north-west direction to O’Keefe Street, by that street in a west direction to Junction Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Cornwall Street, by that street in a west direction to the point of commencement.

314 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN DOWNS

Commencing at the point where the southern boundary of the State of Queensland meets the south-eastern boundary of Southern Downs Regional Council in the locality of The Head, by Southern Downs Regional Council boundary in a west direction to the western boundary of Goondiwindi Regional Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by that council boundary in a south-west, north-west then north-east direction to the western boundary of Toowoomba Regional Council, by that council boundary in a north, then east and then north direction to Boundary Road, then by a line continue along Boundary Road, by that road in a south-east direction then by a line to Condamine River, by that river in a north-east direction to Condamine River (North Branch), by that river in a south-east direction to Tummaville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Southern Downs Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east then south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTHPORT

Commencing at the intersection of Bundall Road and Ashmore Road in the locality of Bundall, by Ashmore Road in a west direction to Benowa Road, by that road in a south-west direction then by a line across the Nerang River to Carrara Road, by that road in a west direction to Nerang Broadbeach Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Ross Street, by that street in a north direction to the Nerang River, by that river in a north-west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north direction to Smith Street Motorway, by that motorway in an east direction to North Street, by that street then by a line in a north-east direction to the coastline, then by a line to a point at coordinates 27 degrees 57 minutes 35 seconds south latitude, 153 degrees 25 minutes 11 seconds east longitude, at the Southport locality boundary, then by that locality boundary in a south direction to Thomas Drive, by that drive in a west direction to Bundall Road, by that road in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SPRINGWOOD

Commencing at the intersection of Double Jump Road and Heinemann Road in the locality of Mount Cotton, by Heinemann Road in a south-west direction to German Church Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Mount Cotton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Haberman Road, by that road in a north-west then north direction to German Church Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Golden Wattle Avenue, by that avenue in a north direction to Mount Cotton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a south direction to Gramzow Road, by that road then by a line in a west direction to West Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a generally north-west direction to Mount Cotton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west then south-west direction to Shalier Park locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Bryants Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a north-west direction to Rochedale Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Priestdale Road, by that road in a south-east direction Ford Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Sheldon locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Mount Cotton Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Eprapah Creek, by that creek in a generally east direction to Kingfisher Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Bunker Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Double Jump Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

315 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF STAFFORD

Commencing at the intersection of Noble Street and Granville Street in the locality of Wilston, then by a line in a south direction to Enoggera Creek, by that creek in a generally west direction to Enoggera Road, by that road in a north-west direction to South Pine Road, by that road in a north direction to Sicklefield Road, by that road in a north direction to Shand Street, by that street in a north direction to Stafford locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Trouts Road, by that road in a north direction to Hamilton Road, by that road in an east direction to Webster Road, by that road in a north direction to Gympie Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Downfall Creek, by that creek in an east direction to Newman Road, by that road in a south direction to Hamilton Road, by that road in a west direction to Pfingst Road, by that road in a south direction to Fourteenth Avenue, by that avenue in a south direction to Benelong Street, by that street in a south direction to Eleventh Avenue, by that avenue in a south-east direction to Boree Street, by that street in a south direction to Nabiac Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Tenth Avenue, by that avenue in an east direction to the western boundary of Mercer Park, by that park boundary in a south-west direction to Mercer Avenue, by that avenue in a south- west direction to Fifth Avenue, by that avenue in a south-east direction, then by a line in a south direction to Kedron Brook, by that brook in a south-west direction to Lutwych Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Gympie Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Stafford Road, by that road in a west direction to Stafford locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Kedron Brook, by that brook in a south direction to Gilbert Road, by that road in a south direction to Daphne Street, by that street in a west direction to Jean Street, by that street in a south direction to Days Road, by that road in an east direction to Constitution Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Hawdon Street, by that street in a south direction, then by a line due east to Wilston locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction then by a line due west to Silvester Street, by that street in a south direction to Noble Street, by that street in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF STRETTON

Commencing at the intersection of Underwood Road and Millers Road in the locality of Eight Mile Plains, by Millers Road in a south direction to Kuraby locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Compton Road, by that road in a west direction to Karawatha locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Wembley Road, by that road in a south-west direction to south-east corner of Lot 13 on Plan RP103534, by the south-western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to Drewvale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Beaudesert Road, by that road in a north then north-west direction to Brisbane Sydney Rail Line, by that rail line in a north direction to a point adjacent to the south-western corner of Lot 4 on Plan RP94558, by a line to Lot 4 on Plan RP94558, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to Gay Street, by that street in an east direction to Beenleigh Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Bonemill Road, by that road in a north direction to eastern boundary of Lot 6 on Plan RP37289, by eastern boundary of that lot in a north direction to Daw Road, by that road in an east direction to Warrigal Road, by that road in a south direction to Underwood Road, by that road in an east direction to the point of commencement.

316 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SURFERS PARADISE

Commencing at a point on the eastern coastline adjacent to the east end of Margaret Avenue in the locality of Broadbeach, then by a line in a west direction to Margaret Avenue, by that avenue in a west direction to Hooker Boulevard, by that boulevard in a west direction to Bermuda Street, by that street in a south direction to Markeri Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Robina Parkway, by that parkway in a north direction to Nerang Broadbeach Road, by that road in a north direction to Carrara Road, by that road then by a line in an east direction across Nerang River to Benowa Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Ashmore Road, by that road in an east direction to Bundall Road, by that road in a north direction to Thomas Drive, by that drive in an east direction to Surfers Paradise locality boundary, by that locality boundary through the centre of Nerang River in a north direction to Main Beach locality boundary, by that locality boundary through The Broadwater in a north then east direction to the Gold Coast Seaway, by that seaway then by the coastline in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THEODORE

Commencing at Gold Coast Highway where it crosses Coombabah Creek in the locality of Helensvale, by Gold Coast Highway in a west direction to Binstead Way, by that way in a generally west direction to Kopps Road, by that road in a west direction to Maudsland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Mount Nathan Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Beaudesert Nerang Road, by that road in a generally north-west then south-west direction to Coomera River, by that river in a generally south-west direction to the Gold Coast City Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a generally north direction to Tamborine Creek, by that creek in a generally east direction to Wongawallan Creek, by creek in a south-east direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a north-east direction creek to Tamborine Oxenford Road, by that road in an east direction to Upper Coomera locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north direction to Days Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Foxwell Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Gold Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a generally south-east direction to a point adjacent to the south-west corner of Lot 13 on Plan SP108081 by a line due east to the south-west corner of Lot 13 on Plan SP108081, by the southern side of that lot to the western shore of Coombabah Lake Conservation Area, by the boundary of Coombabah Lake Conservation Area in a south-east direction to Coombabah Creek, by that creek in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THURINGOWA

Commencing at the intersection of Nathan Street and Charles Street in the locality of Heatley, by Charles Street in a south-west direction to Kirwan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Ross River Road, by that road in a west direction to Kirwan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Ross River, by that river in a south direction to Central Creek, by that creek in a generally west direction to Granitevale Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the south-east corner of Lot 596 on Plan E124148, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Pinnacles National Park, by the southern then western then northern boundary of that national park in a generally north direction to Granite Vale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Pinnacles locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Gumlow locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to Gumlow Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Hervey Range Road, by that road in an east direction to the south-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP267467, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a north and then east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP202064, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP267467, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction,

317 then by a line to Bohle Plains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Bohle River, by that river in a north direction to Dalrymple Road, by that road in an north- east direction to Nathan Street, by that street in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TIBROGARGAN

Commencing at the intersection of Caboolture River Road and Thornbill Drive in the locality of Upper Caboolture, by Thornbill Drive in a generally south-west direction to Petersen Road, by that road in a west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 158 on Plan SL8125, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north western corner of Lot 41 on Plan SP129680, by the northern, then eastern boundary of that lot in an east, then south direction to the north eastern corner of Lot 42 on Plan SP129680, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to Upper Caboolture locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Moorina locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south direction to Burpengary Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to Moorina locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Ocean View locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Mount Mee locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Moreton Bay Regional Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council in a generally north- west direction to Sunshine Coast Regional Council boundary, by the western boundary of that council boundary in a generally north direction to Kenilworth Brooloo Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the north-eastern corner of Lot 135 on Plan FTY1911 (Imbil State Forest 1), by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south-east, then generally south-west direction to Mary River, by that river in a south-east direction to Cambroon locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Curramore locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east direction to Kidaman Creek locality, by that locality boundary in a north-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP162174, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP162174, by the northern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Kidaman Creek Road, by that road in a south-east direction to the south-west corner of Lot 151 on Plan SP266738, by the western and northern boundaries of that lot in a generally north-east direction to Lot 150 on Plan SP266738, by the northern boundary of that lot in a generally north-east direction to Obi Obi Creek, by that creek in a generally south-east direction to Obi Obi Road, by that road in a generally east direction to Obi Obi locality boundary, by that locality boundary in an east direction to Flaxton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east, then generally south-east direction to Montville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to the south- west corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP121137, by the southern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to the north-eastern corner of Lot 7 on Plan RP848443, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to Montville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Razorback Road, by that road in an generally north-east direction to Hunchy Road, by that road in a generally south-east direction to Palmwoods Montville Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Landers Shoot locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Eudlo locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Mooloolah Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Upper Tolson Road, by that road in an east direction to Tolson Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Mooloolah Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-west direction to Mooloola River, by that river in a generally south-east direction to Mooloolah Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south and west direction to Tunnel Ridge Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Rose Road, by that road in a south- west direction to Mooloolah Valley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-west direction to Bald Knob locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Landsborough Maleny Road, by that road in an generally south-east direction to

318 Mount Mellum locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a south direction to Peachester Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Tower Lane, by that lane in a south direction to Coochin Creek, by that creek in a generally south-east direction to Pumicestone Channel, by that channel in a generally south direction to the mouth of the Glass Mountain Creek, by that creek in a west direction to the Beerburrum locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a south direction to the south-east corner of Lot 4 on Plan SP155463, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to Mansfield Road, by that road in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan SP169469, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north-east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP99939, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north- east corner of Lot 4 on Plan RP99939, by the eastern, then southern boundary of that lot in a south, then west direction to the south-eastern corner of Lot 3 on Plan RP99939, by the southern boundary of that lot in a west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP152251, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south direction to the north east corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP155515, by the eastern then southern boundary of that lot in a south, then west direction to Beerburrum Road, by that road in a south direction to Elimbah locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Old Gympie Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Markwell Road, by that road in a west direction to Williams Road, by that road in a west direction to Caboolture locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Wamuran locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to D’Aguilar Highway, by that highway in a south-east direction to a point adjacent to the northern end of Devantier Road, by a line in a south direction from this point to Devantier Road, by that road in a south direction to King Street, by that street in a south-east direction to Moodlu locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Bellmere locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Wararba Creek, by that creek in a south-east direction to South Wararba Creek, by that creek in a generally south-west direction to Bells Lane, by that lane in a south-east direction to Bellmere Road, by that road in a generally west direction to the north-west corner of Lot 1 on Plan RP200527, by the western boundary of that lot in a south direction to Caboolture River, by that river in a generally south-east direction to the north-east corner of Lot 100 on Plan SP246248, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south-east direction to Dobson Lane, by that lane in a south direction to the south-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan RP181983, by the southern boundary of that lot in an east direction to the north-west corner of Lot 2 on Plan SP139027, by the southern boundary of that lot in a generally east direction to the western boundary of Lot 68 on Plan CP864872, by the north-western and north-eastern boundaries of that lot in a generally east direction to Upper Caboolture locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TOOHEY

Commencing at the intersection of Pacific Motorway and Underwood Road in the locality of Eight Mile Plains, by Underwood Road in a north-west direction to Warrigal Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Daw Road, by that road in a north-west direction to the north-east corner of Lot 6 on Plan RP37289, by the eastern boundary of that lot in a south- west direction to Bonemill Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Beenleigh Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Gay Street, by that street in a north-west direction to the western end of Gay Street, by a line in a north-west direction to the eastern end of Weaver Street, by that street in a north-west direction to the western end of Weaver Street, by a line in a north-west direction to Beaudesert Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Granard Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Ipswich Motorway, by that motorway in a north-east direction to Beenleigh Rail Line, by that rail line in a north-east direction to a point adjacent to the intersection of Keats Street and Ipswich Road in Moorooka, by Ipswich Road in a north-east direction to Lyon Street, by that street in a south- east direction to Luxworth Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Beaudesert Road,

319 by that road in a south-east direction to Mayfield Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Salisbury locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Nathan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to Eight Mile Plains locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north-east, then generally south direction to Miles Platting Road, by that road in a west direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TOOWOOMBA NORTH

Commencing at the intersection of Hursley Road and Greenwattle Street in the locality of Newtown, by Greenwattle Street in a north direction to Taylor Street, by that street in a west direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a north direction to Cranley locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to the south-west corner of Lot 36 on Plan RP34896, by the south-western boundary of that lot in a north-west direction to the south- west corner of Lot 20 on Plan SP155369, by the western boundary of that lot in a north direction to Old Goombungee Road, by that road in a west then north direction to Meringandan Shirley Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Woolmer locality boundary, by that locality in a north direction to Meringandan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally north direction to the southern boundary of Lot 1 on Plan RP27280, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundaries of Lot 166 on Plan AG2792, Lot 3 on Plan RP27280 and Lot 1 on Plan RP27298 in an east direction to Lot 2 on Plan AG3789, by the southern, then eastern boundary of that lot in an east, then north direction to Highfields Road, by that road in an east direction to Meringandan Road, by that road in an east direction to Donovan Road, by that road in an east direction to Lot 361 on Plan D3414, by the southern boundary of that lot then the southern boundaries Lot 176 on Plan A3482, Lot 735 on Plan A3482 and Lot 266 on Plan A34251 in an east direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally south direction to Redwood locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to James Street, by that street in a west direction to Davis Street, by that street in a west direction to Tor Street, by that street in a north direction to Hursley Road, by that road in a west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TOOWOOMBA SOUTH

Commencing at the intersection of Hume Street and Nelson Street in the locality of Kearneys Spring, by Nelson Street in a west direction to West Street, by that street in a south-west direction to Handley Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Luck Street, by that street in a north-east direction to Wuth Street, by that street in a north-west direction to Stenner Street, by that street in a west direction to Harristown locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then north direction to Glenvale locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a north-west direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a north direction to Boundary Court, by that court in a north direction to Boundary Street, by that street in a north direction to Taylor Street, by that street in an east direction to Greenwattle Street, by that street in a south direction to Hursley Road, by that road in an east direction to Tor Street, by that street in a south direction to Davis Street, by that street in an east direction to James Street, by that street in an east direction to Rangeville locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Toowoomba Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a north-east, then generally east, then south, then west and south-west direction to Middle Ridge locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Hume Street, by that street in a north direction to point of commencement.

320 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TOWNSVILLE

Commencing at the mouth of the Ross River where it meets the seashore in the locality of South Townsville, by the Ross River in a south-west direction to Bowen Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Ross River Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Balls Lane, by that lane in a north-west direction to Kings Road, by that road in a north direction to Fulham Road, by that road in a west direction to Hugh Street, by that street in a north direction to Palmerston Street, by that street in a north direction to Currajong locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Bayswater Road, by that road in a west direction to Dalrymple Road, by that road in a south-west direction to Bohle River, by that river in a generally north direction to its mouth at the seashore, then to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 11 minutes 34 seconds south latitude, 146 degrees 42 minutes 5 seconds east longitude, then by coordinates 146 degrees 42 minutes 5 seconds east line of longitude due north to Townsville City Council boundary, by that council boundary in an east then south-east direction to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 10 minutes 54 seconds south latitude , 148 degrees 57 minutes 55 seconds east longitude , then by coordinates 19 degrees 19 minutes 54 seconds south line of latitude in a west direction to the northern tip of Cape Cleveland, then by the coastline in a south-west direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TRAEGER

Commencing on the Charters Towers Regional Council boundary at the confluence of Burdekin River and Stones Creek in the locality of Ravenswood, by Charters Towers Regional Council boundary in a south-west direction to Flinders Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a generally west direction to Richmond Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to McKinlay Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to Cloncurry Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to the southern boundary of Boulia Shire Council, by the southern boundary of Boulia Shire Council in a south-west direction to the western boundary of Boulia Shire Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the western boundary of that council in a north direction to the western boundary of Mount Isa City Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the western boundary of that council in a north direction to the western boundary of Burke Shire Council (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the western boundary of that council in a north direction to the coastline then, by a line in a north direction from the coastline to a point at coordinates 16 degrees 0 minutes 0 seconds south latitude, 138 degrees, 0 minutes, 0 seconds east longitude, then, by a line in due east to the location at coordinates 16 degrees 0 minutes 0 seconds south latitude, 141 degrees, 0 minutes, 0 seconds east longitude, then, by a line in a south-east direction to the coastline at the mouth of the Staaten River, by that river in an east direction to Carpentaria Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-west direction to Etheridge Shire Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to Charters Towers Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WARREGO

Commencing at the point where the south-east corner of Balonne Shire Council boundary (Boundary of the State of Queensland) meets the south-west corner of Goondiwindi Regional Council boundary (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the southern boundary of Balonne Shire Council in a west direction to Paroo Shire Council boundary (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the southern boundary of that council in a west direction to Bulloo Shire Council boundary (Boundary of the State of Queensland), by the southern then western boundary of that council in a west then north direction to the northern boundary of Bulloo Shire Council, by the northern boundary of that council in an east

321 direction to the north-east corner of Quilpie Shire Council boundary, by the northern boundary of that council in a generally north-east, then generally south-east direction to the north-west corner of Murweh Shire Council boundary, by the northern boundary of that council in a generally north-east direction to Maranoa Regional Council boundary, by the northern boundary of that council in a generally south-east direction to Dulacca locality boundary, by that locality boundary in generally south-east direction to Drillham South locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Condamine locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-east direction to Condamine River, by that river in an east direction to Nangram locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Wieambilla locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally south-east direction to Montrose locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-east, then south east direction to Kogan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Macalister locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Pirrinuan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Kaimkillenbun locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Moola locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a generally east direction to Western Downs Regional Council boundary, by the eastern boundary of that council in a south-west direction to Balonne Shire Council boundary, by the eastern boundary of that council boundary in a generally south direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WATERFORD

Commencing at the point where Pacific Motorway crosses Logan River in the locality of Loganholme, by Logan River in a north-west direction to Bethania locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west then south direction to Beenleigh Rail line, by that rail line in a north-west direction then by a line in a south direction to Church Road, by that road in a south-west direction to High Road, by that road in a south direction to Bethania locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Old Logan Village Road, by that road in a south direction to Easterly Street, by that street in a west direction to Waterford Tamborine Road, by that road in a west direction to Cambogan Road, by that road in a south direction to Dairy Creek Road, by that road then by a line across Logan River in a west direction to School Road, by that road in a west direction to Chambers Flat Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Kingston Road, by that road in a north then west direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Kingston Road, by that road in a north direction to Compton Road, by that road in a west direction to Underwood locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Millers Road, by that road in a north direction to Underwood Road, by that road in an east direction to Rochedale Road, by that road in a south direction to Pacific Motorway, by that motorway in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WHITSUNDAY

Commencing at the point where North Coast Rail Line crosses Pioneer River in the locality of Foulden, by Pioneer River in a west direction to Balnagowan locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Doyles Road, by that road in a west direction to Marian Hampden Road, by that road in a north direction to Hampden locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Kuttabul locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Mount Ossa locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north then west direction to Mount Charlton locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Eungella Hinterland locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a west direction to Dalrymple Road, by that road in a north direction to Clarke Range, by that range in a generally north-east direction to Yalboroo locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Bloomsbury locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to Loop Road, by that road in a north-west

322 direction to Cathu Cauley Road, by that road in a north-west direction to North Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Bloomsbury locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west direction to Andromache locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north- west then north direction to Lake Proserpine locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north-west then north then east direction to Greta Creek, by that creek in a north direction to Gregory River locality boundary, by that locality boundary then by a line in a north direction to a point at coordinates 20 degrees 10 minutes 3 seconds south latitude, 148 degrees 24 minutes 42 seconds east longitude, then to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 58 minutes 4 seconds south latitude, 148 degrees 24 minutes 42 seconds east longitude, then by a line in an east direction to a point at coordinates 19 degrees 58 minutes 4 seconds south latitude to eastern boundary of Whitsunday Regional Council boundary, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to the eastern boundary of Mackay Regional Council, by that council boundary in a south-east direction to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 3 minutes 48 seconds south latitude, 151 degrees 45 minutes 41 seconds east longitude, then by a line in a west direction to a point at coordinates 21 degrees 3 minutes 48 seconds south latitude, 149 degrees 20 minutes 1 second east longitude, then by a line in a west direction to Slade Point locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south-west direction to coastline, by the coastline in a south-west direction then by a line in a north-west direction to McCreadys Creek, by that creek in a north-west then south-west direction to Beaconsfield locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a south direction to Lot 507 on Plan SP268112, by the eastern boundary of that lot then the eastern boundary of Lot 3 on Plan RP811164 in a south direction to Golf Links Road, by that road in a south direction to Harveys Road, by that road in a south direction to Beaconsfield Road, by that road in a north-west direction to Mackay Bucasia Road, by that road in a south direction to Mackay Harbour Branch Rail Line, by that rail line in a west direction to Bruce Highway, by that highway in a west direction to North Coast Rail Line, by that rail line in a south-east direction to the point of commencement.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WOODRIDGE

Commencing at the intersection of Kingston Road and Chambers Flat Road in the locality of Loganlea, by Chambers Flat Road in a south-west direction to Bumstead Road, by that road in a west direction to Clarke Road, by that road in a north direction to Green Road, by that road in a west direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a north-east direction to an unnamed creek, by that creek in a north direction to Browns Plains Road, by that road in an east direction to Wembley Road, by that road in a north-east direction to Logan Central locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Woodridge locality boundary, by that locality boundary in a north direction to Compton Road, by that road in an east direction to Kingston Road, by that road in a south-east direction to Scrubby Creek, by that creek in a south direction to Kingston Road, by that road in an east then south direction to the point of commencement.

323

Part 4 BIOGRAPHIES JOSEPH BANCROFT1

Joseph Bancroft was born on 21st February, 1836 in Manchester, England. He began his medical education with a five year apprenticeship, and then studied at the Manchester Royal School of Medicine and Surgery, winning many prizes. Due to his poor health while residing in England, Joseph decided to settle in Queensland, Australia.

Joseph arrived in Brisbane, Queensland on 29th October, 1864. On arrival, near Enoggera Creek he built a house which he called Kelvin Grove.

He was keenly interested in natural history, and on the voyage to Queensland he dissected flying fish, caught albatrosses, and collected plants and marine animals during their visits to St Vincent and St Helena.

Joseph commenced his practice in Eagle Street, Brisbane and later from Wickham Terrace. He later built a house on the corner of Ann and Wharf Streets in Brisbane, from where he practiced until his death.

He showed a keen interest not only in the medical problems besetting the young colony but also in those affecting livestock and agriculture.

Joseph was the first to recognise leprosy in the colony, and sought to find remedies for typhoid which was prevalent at that time. His investigation into cases of hydrocele and Dr. Joseph Bancroft lymphatic abscess, then common in Brisbane, Queensland John Oxley Library State Library of Queensland led to the discovery of a worm which caused filariasis. He was No. 92812 one of the first to acknowledge that mosquitoes transmitted the disease.

He also experimented with wheats, grapes and rice, endeavouring to find suitable varieties for the Queensland climate, and he prepared reports on diseases that affected sugar cane and bananas.

Joseph participated in many public activities of a medical or scientific nature. In 1888, he reluctantly joined the royal commission into the rabbit problems, and investigated a number of suggested remedies to treat the rabbit plague.

He developed a process of drying and canning beef for export, and erected a workshop at his property at Deception Bay, Queensland. The product was a palatable fine powder known as ‘pemmican’ - but the venture was not commercially successful.

He published in all, thirty-eight scientific papers between 1866 and 1894.

Joseph Bancroft passed away on 16th June, 1894 at Ann Street, Brisbane.

1.This short history is based principally on an article by M. Josephine Mackerras published in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 3, 84- 85.

324 MAUDE ‘LORES’ BONNEY

Maude Rose Bonney (née Rubens) was born in Pretoria, South Africa, in 1897. She never liked her given names, and she adopted ‘Lores’ as her preferred name later in life.

In 1906, after a short sojourn in England, her family moved to Australia and attended a school in Melbourne. As a youngster she loved the piano and was rebellious. In an attempt to address her rebelliousness her parents sent her to a ‘spit and polish’ finishing school in Germany.2 She returned home fluent in French and German and an accomplished pianist.

In 1917, while working for the Red Cross she married Harry Barrington Bonney, a wealthy leather goods manufacturer and she moved to his home in Brisbane, Queensland. Bert Hinkler was a cousin of Harry Bonney, and took Lores for her first flight in 1928.

Concerned that her husband would not approve, Lores learnt to fly in secret. While Harry was playing golf, she would hitch a ride with her milkman to the nearby Eagle Farm airport, where she took lessons in a de Havilland DH-60G Gipsy Moth biplane. Her husband turned out to be more supportive than she had anticipated, purchasing her a Tiger Moth of her own.3

In 1932, Lores became the first Australian woman to hold a commercial pilot’s licence.

On 15th August, 1932 Lores set out to circumnavigate Australia and she flew the 8,200 miles in 95 hours over a six week period. For this flight she was awarded the Qantas Trophy for ‘the most meritorious performance by an Australian pilot during 1932.’4

th On 10 April, 1933 Lores set off to fly to England in her Bonney boarding her Gypsy Moth Gipsy Moth. The aeroplane had no wireless, and she John Oxley Library had only sketchy maps. She landed in Croydon, State Library of Queensland No. 76665 England, on 21st June 1933, having flown the 12,300 miles in 157 hours. She was stranded for days on an island south of Ranong (Thailand) when confronted by a violent storm to land on the beach.

Lores was thus the first person to fly solo from Australia to England. She was awarded the MBE by George V, but her achievement attracted little publicity back in Australia.

In 1937, she became the first woman to fly from Australia to South Africa, a flight of 18,200 miles across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

The outbreak of World War II essentially ended her flying career. Lores offered her services to the government as a flight instructor or ferry pilot, but after making just one delivery flight to a Royal Australian Air Force flying school she was told that the military had no use for female pilots.

2.Quoted by Terry Gwynn-Jones from an article originally published in Aviation History and published in the May, 2000 issue. It is available at www.historynet.com/lores-bonney-australian-female-pilot.htm. Her biography of Bonney, Pioneer Aviator: The Remarkable Life of Lores Bonney was published in 1988. 3.Ibid. 4.Ibid.

325 In her later years, Lores Bonney lived on the Gold Coast where she passed away on 24th February 1994, aged 96.

Recognition

Lores was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by George V after her flight to England in 1934.

The Bonney Trophy is still presented annually to outstanding women pilots in England.

Her name has been inscribed on the Wall of the Flyers’ Chapel in California (along with such names as Kingsford-Smith, Lindbergh, and Amelia Earhart.)

Griffith University awarded Bonney with an honorary doctorate.

In 1991, Maude ‘Lores’ Bonney was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM).

326 LILIAN COOPER5

Doctor Lilian Violet Cooper was born on 11th August, 1861 at Luton, Kent, England. She was educated privately, and early in her life decided to dedicate her life to medicine. She entered the London School of Medicine for Women (despite her parents’ objections) in 1886 and completed the course four years later.

She came to Brisbane in May, 1891 with her lifelong friend Josephine Bedford and in June of that same year, became the first female doctor registered in Queensland. She specialised in diseases of women and children.

Lilian was allowed to join the Medical Society of Queensland in 1893, and later became an honorary of the Hospital for Sick Children and the Lady Lamington Hospital for Women. In 1905 she Dr. Lilian Violet Cooper became associated with the Mater Misericordiae Hospital and John Oxley Library State Library of remained with it for the rest of her life. Queensland No. 196203 In 1911 she returned to England, and in 1912 was awarded a doctorate of medicine from the University of Durham. On the outbreak of war she offered her services to the Australian Army, but was told female doctors were not required at the front and that she should stay home and knit for the soldiers.

In 1915, Lilian and Miss Bedford joined the Scottish Women’s Hospitals, serving for twelve months in France and Macedonia. She was in charge of the ambulance division, with all women drivers. She operated in tents very close to the fighting and her efforts were recognised by the Serbian King, who awarded her the Serbian Order of St. Sava.

After the war Lilian returned to Brisbane and developed a large and successful practice out of rooms in the Mansions in George Street, Brisbane, Queensland.

She was described as a tall, angular, brusque woman, “prone to bad language,” who initially traveled by bicycle. In time she became one of the earliest motorists in the State, and did most of her own running repairs.

In 1926, Lilian bought a house called “Old St Mary’s” in Main Street, Kangaroo Point, and settled there in semi-retirement. In 1928 she Miss Bedford (left) and Dr. Cooper became a foundation fellow of the Royal John Oxley Library Australian College of Surgeons. She retired in State Library of Queensland No. 250470 1941 and passed away in her home on 18th August, 1947. She is buried in the Toowong Cemetery.

After Lilian’s death, Miss Bedford donated the site for the Mount Olivet Hospital of the Sisters of Charity, part of which was named ‘the Lilian Cooper Nursing Home.’ St Mary’s Church at Kangaroo Point has memorial windows dedicated to Dr Lilian Cooper, and has embroidered her medal of St. Sava at the altar.

5.This short biography is largely taken from an article by C. A. C. Leggett in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 8, p.105.

327 6 DOROTHY HILL

Professor Dorothy Hill was born in Taringa, Brisbane on 10th September, 1907, and later attended the Brisbane Girls’ Grammar School where she won the school’s prestigious academic prize, the Lady Lilley Gold Medal.

Dorothy wished to study medicine, but at that time the Queensland University did not have a Medical Faculty. Instead she entered the Science Faculty majoring in chemistry, studying mathematics, chemistry, physics, and geology. She graduated in 1928 with First Class Honours in Geology and a Gold Medal for Outstanding Merit, and was the first woman to obtain this honour from the University.

She also won a Foundation Travelling Scholarship to study at Cambridge for the years 1930-1932. Whilst in England she obtained a Dorothy Hill Fryer Library, University pilot’s license and also developed an interest in car rallying. After of Queensland, image seven years at Cambridge, Dorothyl returned to Brisbane where CSIR UQFL466_b18_AL_P_1 grants funded her work for a number of years. She published many 1 papers on coral faunas and delivered lectures in paleontology and stratigraphy.

Two years after her return to Queensland, war broke out. Dorothy and her sister, Edna, participated with the navy serving in a mine watching role in Moreton Bay and the lower Brisbane River. She then joined a group of civilian women working on ciphers in General Macarthur’s headquarters. In time, she enlisted in the WRANS, working in communications, coding and deciphering messages.

Between 1945 and 1955, Dorothy was the Secretary of the Great Barrier Reef Committee, actively supporting direct research work on the Reef. Her research led to significant discoveries while she helped to establish the Heron Island Marine Biological Station.

From 1958 to 1964, Dorothy was the editor of the Journal of the Geological Society of Australia and in Dorothy Hill during a geological 1960 was appointed a Professor at the University of excursion Fryer Library, University of Queensland and was President of the Professorial Queensland, image Board of the University from 1971-1972. UQFL466_AL_P_12a

In 1956, she was elected a ‘Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science’, becoming President of the Academy in 1970, the only woman to have occupied that position. The Royal Society of London elected her a Fellow in 1965 and she received the civil honours of CBE and AC. The University of Queensland awarded Dorothy an Honorary Doctorate of Laws in 1974. These were but a few of many honours conferred upon her. Professor Dorothy Hill retired from the University in 1972 and passed away on 23rd April, 1997.

6.This short note is taken largely from a memoir published by the Australian Academy of Science and written by K.S.W. Campbell and J.S. Jell. See: https://www.science.org.au/fellowship/fellows/biographical-memoirs/dorothy- hill-1907-1997 and: https://www.qld.gov.au/about/about-queensland/history/women/assets/dorothy-hill- biography.pdf

328 ELLEN VIOLET ‘VI’ JORDAN7

Ellen Violet ‘Vi’ Jordan (née Perrett) was born on 29th June, 1913 in Ipswich, Queensland. The eldest of her railway fitter father’s three children, she was educated at Brassall State School, then at Ipswich Girls Grammar School.

She was an accomplished musician, and became an associate of the London College of Music and the Trinity College of Music.

Vi was described as being headstrong and determined, and at the age of eighteen she married David Jordan, a railway porter. He shared her love of music, and was a member of one of Ipswich’s brass bands.

When World War II broke out she fiercely opposed conscription, and was strongly critical of Australia’s support for Britain.

Notwithstanding these attitudes, Vi became secretary of a first aid and air raid precautions committee, and was also President of the Ipswich Civilian Welfare Committee which sought to aid servicewomen serving at the RAAF Base at Amberley. She devoted a lot of time to the servicewomen’s hostel in Ipswich.

Vi was a member of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) from the late 1940s, and remained loyal to Ellen Violet Jordan the party during the split of 1957. Used with permission from the Whitehead Historical Collection, Picture Ipswich, Ipswich City Council At the Labor-in-Politics Convention in Brisbane in 1960, she successfully moved the resolution to allow women direct representation on the Queensland central executive. Vi was chosen to act as that representative and was the first woman, other than a union delegate, on the executive.

In 1961, she became the first woman elected to the Ipswich City Council, and remained on the Council until 1967.

In 1966, Vi was nominated as the ALP’s candidate for the State electorate of Ipswich West, and was successful in winning the seat and went on to win it a further two times. She was only the second woman to be elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly, and the first woman from the ALP to win a seat.

As a member of the Legislative Assembly she struggled for the rights of the working classes, and sought political, economic, and social equality for women. In 1966 she was a strong advocate for equal pay for women.

In 1976 she was awarded the AM, and the following year the Queen’s Jubilee Medal.

Vi Jordan passed away on 7th May, 1982, and is buried in the Ipswich General Cemetery.

7.This short history is taken largely from an article by Patricia Fallon in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 17, pp 596-597. See also the Former Members’ Biography published by the Queensland Parliament, and available at parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=924323316&p=1

329 ARTHUR MACALISTER8

Arthur Macalister was born in 1918 in Glasgow, Scotland. He was educated in Glasgow, and qualified as a writer to the signet (a member of an ancient society of solicitors). Arthur married Elizabeth Wallace Tassie, and they immigrated to Sydney, Australia in 1839.

Arthur was appointed clerk of Petty Sessions and post master at Scone in June, 1840.

By 1846 he was working for a Sydney solicitor, and four years later was admitted as a solicitor, attorney, and proctor of the Supreme Court. He then began practising in Ipswich, Queensland.

He was active in the separationist movement and stood several times for election to various seats, eventually succeeding in winning the new seat of Ipswich on 14th June, 1859.

Arthur won one of the three seats for Ipswich in Queensland’s first Legislative Assembly.

In March, 1862, he joined Sir Robert George W. Herbert’s government ministry as secretary for lands and works and was temporarily appointed colonial secretary whilst Herbert was in England.

Premier Arthur Macalister, 1866 When Herbert resigned in February, 1866, Arthur John Oxley Library formed an administration. He led the Queensland State Library of Queensland parliament on three occasions. No. 115356

Arthur frequently changed his attitudes, alliances, allegiances, and colleagues - earning him the nickname ‘Slippery Mac.’

In 1875, he was appointed the Companion of St. Michael and St George (C.M.G).

As secretary for lands and works, Arthur was an enthusiastic supporter of the narrow gauge railway between Toowoomba and Ipswich – which later extended to Brisbane.

Arthur Macalister passed away near Glasgow on 23rd March, 1883.

8.This short note is largely derived from an article by Paul D. Wilson in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 5, p 118- 120.

330 MARY McCONNEL9

Mary McConnel (née McLeod) was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1824 and later migrated to Brisbane, Queensland with her husband David McConnel in 1848.

The couple settled near Brisbane, building a large house at Bulimba and also ran a sheep and cattle station in the west of Brisbane, named Cressbrook.

The McConnel’s had six children, but suffered the loss of two infant sons, which led Mary to consider child health and welfare issues. At that time, children were denied beds in adult hospitals and were often deprived of medical care and treatment.

Mary campaigned and fundraised for 15 years to raise the capital to establish a children’s hospital. Once on a David and Mary McConnel trip home, she visited the Sick Children’s Hospital in John Oxley Library State Library of Queensland Edinburgh and the Great Ormond Hospital for Sick No. 110184 Children in London, observing their methods.

In 1878, Mary was able to oversee the opening of the first children’s hospital in Queensland at Spring Hill, Brisbane. It was the second such institution to open in Australia, with the first being the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne.

Mary enlisted the help of a matron and nurse from England to work in the hospital and train local women to staff the facility and meet the communities growing demands for their services.

The first year saw 105 children treated in the small 15 bed hospital. The facility was later Nursing staff at Royal Children’s Hospital, ca. 1899 transferred to a larger site in Herston, John Oxley Library Brisbane using land provided by the State Library of Queensland No. 16206 Queensland government. In time this The young women…worked long hours and had to cope with such complaints as lead poisoning, typhoid became the Royal Children’s Hospital. and diphtheria. Probationers had to be at least 19 years of age and were paid around 5 shillings a week. Mary also notably founded the first public school in Queensland at the family’s Cressbrook estate, prior to government public schools becoming operational. In honour of this legacy, the Mary McConnel School of Early Childhood was opened in June 2015 at the historic Shafston House in Brisbane.

Mary McConnel passed away in 1910.

9.This short biography is based in part upon an article by H. J. Gibney in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 5, pp.133-134. See also https://www.qld.gov.au/about/about-queensland/history/women/assets/mary- mcconnel-biography.pdf and: http://www.mmsec.edu.au/mary-mcconnel/

331 Sir FERGUS McMASTER10

Sir Fergus McMaster was born on 3rd May, 1879 at Morinish near Rockhampton, Queensland and was the youngest of six sons born to Scottish parents. He attended the Morinish Provisional School, but was largely self-educated. His father was killed in a mining accident when he was six, and he lost a brother who drowned three years later.

In 1891, the McMaster brothers took up the Kelso grazing lease near Longreach. As a twelve year old he helped his brothers drove 4,000 sheep from near Clermont to Kelso. This was the first of a number of grazing leases which the brothers selected - several were waterless, and they had to build dams and sink wells.

Fergus married Edith May Scougall on 29th August, 1911, but she passed away in 1913. He enlisted in the AIF and served as a gunner and dispatch rider in France during World War I.

A chance meeting with Paul Joseph McGinness, a pilot in Cloncurry, led to his being invited to assist him and Sir Wilmot Hudson Fysh, another Australian aviator, to secure aircraft for operation in the bush areas of Queensland.

This led to the formation of the Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Service (QANTAS) in 1920, with McMaster as the first chairman of directors. Two months later, in January, 1921, the company took delivery of its first aeroplane.

In November, 1921, Fergus led a deputation to Prime Minister William Morris Hughes seeking support for the Charleville to Sir Fergus McMaster Cloncurry air service, but was told to “come back in ten years.” John Oxley Library Notwithstanding this Fergus, as the company chairman, State Library of Queensland issued a prospectus offering 15,000 ordinary shares at £1 to No. 201307 shires, western towns, businessmen and graziers.

On 21st June, 1922, Fergus married Edna Faulkner in Brisbane, Queensland. That year he was able to announce that QANTAS had secured the Federal government contract for the Charleville to Cloncurry air service, and the inaugural flight left Charleville on 2nd November, 1922. This was the first regular air mail service in Queensland, and the second in Australia.

McMaster’s leadership between 1929 and 1933 led to successful outcomes for QANTAS in its bid to provide an airmail service between Australia and Singapore. Qantas Empire Airways was registered in Brisbane on 18th January, 1934 with Fergus as chairman of directors, a position which he retained until the company was acquired by the Commonwealth in 1947.

In 1941, Fergus McMaster was knighted and he was also a director of several companies. He was a foundation member in 1936 and later treasurer of the Queensland Country Party.

Sir Fergus McMaster passed away in Brisbane on 8th August, 1950.

10.This short history is largely taken from an article by Lorna L. McDonald in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 10, pp 338-339.

332 EMMA MILLER11

Emma Miller (née Holmes) was born on 26th June, 1839 at Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England. As a child she was much influenced by her Unitarian Chartist father and would walk for miles with him to political meetings, where he taught her to rebel against the existing social order. (Two of the Chartist’s demands were that all men over 21 years should be entitled to vote, and that voting should be secret.)

Emma married in 1857 and was the mother of four children, whom she supported by sewing twelve hours a day, six days a week in Manchester, England.

She was widowed three times over the course of her life, immigrating to Brisbane, Queensland in 1879 with her second husband and her children. She later wed her third husband, Andrew Miller, on 21st October, 1886, who later passed away in 1897.

In 1880, Emma was working as a shirtmaker and helped to form a female workers’ union, mainly consisting of tailoresses.

In 1891, she gave evidence to the royal commission into shops, factories and workshops and marched with the shearers’ strike prisoners when they were released.

Emma was the first woman to travel west organising for the Australian Workers Union (AWU) and was the first female member (and a life member) of the Brisbane Workers Political Organisation. Emma Miller stood for workers’ rights, as well as the vote for women. At a meeting in Brisbane in 1894, she objected to women getting the vote on the same, unequal terms as men, because the franchise for the Queensland Parliament at that time gave men who owned property an unfair advantage over men who did not.

She championed equal pay and equal opportunity for women and was foundation president of the Women’s Emma Miller John Oxley Library Equal Franchise Association (1894 - 1905), urging State Library of Queensland legislation to grant women the franchise on the principle No 64319 of ‘one person, one vote’.

Emma became president of the Women Workers Political Organisation (Qld) after 1903 and in 1908 was one of two women to attend a Commonwealth Labor conference, which was only the second time a woman had been a delegate.

On ‘Black Friday’ of the 1912 strike, Emma led a large contingent of women to Parliament House, braving the batons of foot and mounted police. Armed with only handbags and hatpins, it is alleged she stuck a hat pin into the horse of Police Commissioner Cahill who was thrown and injured.

11.This short note is taken largely from an article by Pam Young in the Australian Biographical Dictionary, Vol. 10, p. 509 and also: https://www.qld.gov.au/about/about-queensland/history/women/assets/emma-miller.pdf

333 A formidable activist, Emma was also a pacifist, opposing conscription during World War I. She was Vice-President of the Women’s Peace Army during the war and at 76 years old, was President of the Queensland Anti-Conscription Campaign Executive Women’s Auxiliary, playing a role in the defeat of the 1916 referendum on conscription.

Her steadfast position as a Labor agitator earned her the proud title of ‘Mother Miller’ and ‘the grand old labor woman of Queensland.’

Although very frail she campaigned for Joseph Silver Collings in the Murilla State electorate during the 1915 election. She believed that the basis of the labor movement was industrial, and stressed that it was of equal importance to men and women. Women marching in a strike procession in Brisbane, 1912 John Oxley Library nd Emma Miller passed away on 22 State Library of Queensland No. 93092 January, 1917, and was buried in the Toowong cemetery in Queensland.

On that day the flag on the Brisbane Trades Hall flew at half mast, and the Australian Meat Employees’ Union conference was adjourned.

Upon her death in in 1917, The Worker newspaper described her as:

“… only a little handful - so frail in body - but she had the courage of a lion and her energy was marvellous … Her keen intellect, her magnetic personality and above all her wonderful devotion to the cause were a continual source of inspiration … as a champion of the rights of women she was without equal …” (25 January 1917).

On the 22nd October, 1922 a publicly funded marble bust of her was unveiled in the Trades Hall. There now stands a statue of Emma Miller in King George Square, Brisbane, Queensland.

334 OODGEROO NOONUCCAL12

Oodgeroo Noonuccal was born on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Queensland on 3rd November, 1920 as Kathleen Mary Jean Ruska.

One of seven children, her father was of the Noonuccal tribe, the traditional inhabitants of Minjerribah, and campaigned for improvement to the conditions of Aboriginal workers.

Oodgeroo attended the Dunwich State School until she was thirteen, when she left to go into domestic service. She worked for a number of families and was poorly paid, but remained in service because of the strong prejudices against, and lack of opportunities for Aboriginal women.

In 1941, Oodgeroo enlisted in the Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS) working on a switchboard and later working in the pay office and she became a corporal in the Service.

In 1942 she married Bruce Raymond Walker, a member of the Gugingin people. The following year she was medically discharged from the AWAS because of a serious ear infection which left her with an impairment of her hearing. Under the Army’s rehabilitation scheme she was able to study secretarial and bookkeeping skills at the Brisbane Commercial College.

She and her husband were able to purchase a house at Buranda in Queensland and she found work with a smallgoods manufacturer at Murarrie. The couple became involved with the Communist Party, the only Oodgeroo Noonuccal party at that time which did not support the White Published with the permission of Australia Policy. PetrinaWalker, on behalf of Oodgeroo’s family In the 1950s, Oodgeroo became interested in writing poetry and in 1963 a collection of her poems was published in ‘We are Going’. The work, the first by an Aboriginal woman, was a commercial success, selling over 10,000 copies, making her the bestselling Australian poet since C. J. Dennis.

In the 1960s, as her poetry was becoming widely known, Oodgeroo became increasingly engaged in political activism in favour of Aboriginal rights, social justice, and conservation. She was prominent in the fight for Aboriginal voting rights and citizenship.

In 1970, Oodgeroo was awarded the MBE and in 1971, she returned to Stradbroke Island, and took on the roles of educator, cultural guardian, and ambassador for her people.

Notwithstanding considerable opposition from the Queensland government, Oodgeroo established the Noonuccal-Nughie Education and Cultural Centre at Moongalba, near Amity Point on Stradbroke Island, Queensland.

12. This short history is taken largely from the “Australian Poetry Library” site at poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/noonuccal-oodgeroo. Image: Published with the permission of the family of Oodgeroo Noonuccal

335 In 1978 she was the poet in residence at Bloomsburg State College in Pennsylvania, USA. Oodgeroo continued to write and publish poems and also a number of books on Aboriginal legends.

In 1988, as a protest against continuing Aboriginal disadvantage she returned her MBE and adopted a traditional name, Oodgeroo (meaning paper bark tree) and Noonuccal (her tribe’s name.)

Oodgeroo continued to receive honours in recognition of her literary, educational, and political achievements and was awarded honorary doctorates by the Macquarie University, Griffith University, Monash University, and the Queensland University of Technology.

Oodgeroo Noonuccal passed away on 16th September, 1993.

336 EDWARD THEODORE13 Edward Granville Theodore was born on 29th December, 1884 at Port , , the second son of six children. He was at school to the age of twelve, and found jobs as a gardener, farm-hand and timber getter, before heading to Murchison in the West Australian gold fields in 1900.

In 1903, Edward returned east and found employment in the mines at Broken Hill. This time has been described as his apprenticeship in labor politics. In 1906, he departed for the Chillagoe-Irvinebank hinterland of Cairns, Queensland, mixing mine labouring with prospecting for wolfram and tin. With the help of others, Edward formed in 1907, the Amalgamated Workers Association of North Queensland and was its first secretary. In 1913, it amalgamated with the Australian Workers’ Union and Theodore became its first president.

In 1909, Edward won the seat of Woothakata for Labor, and later that year he married Toowoomba born Esther Mahoney. When the Ryan Labor government was formed in 1915 Theodore was its first deputy premier, treasurer, and secretary for public works. He became premier in October, 1919 when Thomas Ryan resigned.

During his political career in Queensland, there were numerous controversial issues, including the anti- conscription campaigns and a conspiracy charge arising from attempts to avoid the censorship of Theodore’s pamphlets in 1916 -17. He clashed with strikers and radical elements in the labor movement, and promoted government intervention in the State economy.

In 1922, Edward secured the abolition of the Legislative Edward Granville Theodore Council, and in the previous year he introduced John Oxley Library State Library of Queensland legislation to govern the retirement age of judges. No. 68155 Edward surrendered the premiership in 1925 to contest the Federal election, but did not succeed in securing the federal seat of Herbert in the election. He was however elected to the Federal Parliament in 1927 for the Federal New South Wales seat of Dalley. His relationship with John Wren, and allegations of bribery, clouded his entry into the federal parliament.

In 1929, he became deputy leader of the Federal Labor Party, and when Labor won the General Election he became deputy prime minister and treasurer in the Scullin government.

On 4th July, 1930 the Mungana Commission found Theodore guilty of fraud and dishonesty, and the following day he resigned from the cabinet. On 26th January, 1931 Prime Minister Scullin restored Edward to his former cabinet positions in federal parliament.

In December, 1931 Edward lost his seat, and did not participate in federal politics again. He subsequently engaged in publishing, gold-mining, and war-time public service.

Edward Granville Theodore passed away on 9th February, 1950 in Sydney, Australia and is buried in the South Head Cemetery in New South Wales.

13. This short history is based upon an article by Neville Cain in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 12, p.197-202.

337 ALFRED TRAEGER14

Alfred Hermann Traeger was born on 2nd August, 1895 at Glenlee, Dimboola, Victoria. Described as a “curious, patient, precise child”, he made a telephone receiver and transmitted between the tool-shed and his house when he was twelve.

From 1912, he studied mechanical and electrical engineering at the South Australian School of Mines and Industries. He worked for the Metropolitan Tramways Trust and then the Postmaster-General’s Department.

During World War I he sought to join the Australian Flying Corps, but was rejected, apparently because of his German ancestry.

Around 1923, Alfred joined Hannan Bros. Ltd. in Adelaide, handling their car generator and electrical repairs. He was Alfred Traeger at Old Timers intrigued by radio, and obtained an amateur operator’s licence. John Blakeman Collection He went on to build his first pedal transmitter receiver. Northern Territory Library From 1926, Alfred worked for , who was then planning his Australian Inland Mission Aerial Medical Service for remote communities. After an outback tour of duty, Alfred started working on a transceiver for the flying doctor network.

The transceiver sets had to be cheap, durable, small, and easy to operate. “Using bicycle pedals to drive the generator, he found that a person could comfortably achieve 20 watts at a pressure of about 300 volts.”

His famous pedal wireless was in fact a pedal operated generator which provided power for a transceiver. He divided his time between his Mr. Alfred Traeger transmitting by a workshop and the field where he taught radio pedal-powered wireless, ca. 1929 National Library of Australia operating and Morse code. nla.obj-137929073

The introduction of the first pedal sets in Queensland in 1929 created a communications revolution by diminishing the loneliness of the inland world. In 1933, he invented a typewriter Morse keyboard as an accessory to the pedal set. Emergency call systems linked inlanders with hospitals, and sets were used by the School of the Air, doctors, ambulances, councils, taxis, airways and ships.

In 1944, his work was recognised by the award of an O.B.E and in 1962 transceiver pedal sets were sold to Nigeria. In 1970 Alfred’s firm provided an educational network for Canada and he later designed a turbine-driven car and used solar power to convert salt water to fresh water. Alfred Hermann Traeger passed away on 31st July, 1980 and is buried in the Centennial Park cemetery, Adelaide, Australia.

14. This short note is taken principally from an article by John Behr in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 12, 251-252. See also Traeger: The Pedal Radio Man, Fred MaKay, Boolarong Press, 1995; and also The Flying Doctor Story, George Wilson, Cyan Press Pty. Ltd., 1993.

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Part 5 APPENDICES

Appendix A - List of Public Suggestions

Suggestion Name/Organisation Address

1 Gerard A. Clough None Provided

2 Derek Weier 764 Talgai West Rd TALGAI WEST QLD 4362

3 Jeff Waddell 10 Kookaburra Court GEMBROOK VIC 3783

4 Martin Gordon 36 Evelyn Owen Crescent DUNLOP ACT 2615

5 Ms Elizabeth Kulpa 19 Wright Street WULGURU QLD 4811

6 B.F. Pohlmann None Provided

7 Don Walz PO BOX 6251 MACKAY QLD 4741

8 Deon Attard 306 Mackay-Habana Road NINDAROO QLD 4740

9 Kerry Harley and 42 Kiwi Street Alan Withers SHELDON QLD 4157

10 R.J. Richardson 45 Riverstone Road GORDONVALE QLD 4865

11 Trevor Martin 1 Henning Court BUSHLAND BEACH QLD 4818

12 Steve Dickson MP Suite 4, 102 Burnett Street Member for Buderim BUDERIM QLD 4556

13 Lynette Briers 89 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157

339 Suggestion Name/Organisation Address

14 Vivien Ouwerkerk 33 Aquarius Drive KINGSTON QLD 4114

15 Mark Mulcair None Provided

16 Virginia West 28 Monarch Drive CANUNGRA QLD 4275

17 William Heggie 23 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157

18 Ingrid Heggie 23 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157

19 Cr Rick Stanfield None Provided Scenic Rim Regional Council

20 Corrinne Delahunty 130 Scarvell Place KOORALBYN QLD 4285

21 Ian Pocock 18 Campbell Street BOONAH QLD 4310

22 Paul Blackman 636 Parker Road OCEANSIDE CA 92058 USA

23 Ruth Chalk Chalk Road CARNEYS CREEK QLD 4310

24 Richard Gorman 12 Park Street BOONAH QLD 4310

25 Alice Gorman 12 Park Street BOONAH QLD 4310

26 Susan Shay 427 Bromelton House Road GLENEAGLE QLD 4285

27 Mary McInnes 93 Radford Road RADFORD QLD 4307

28 Liberal National Party (LNP) 66 – 68 Bowen Street SPRING HILL QLD 4000

340 Suggestion Name/Organisation Address

29 Robert Macintosh 32 Brickworks Road KALLANGUR QLD 4503

30 Lawrence Horton 9 Kenilworth Place CARINDALE QLD 4152

31 Tegan Goodridge 43/6 Primrose Street BOWEN Winning Political Technologies HILLS QLD 4006

32 Peter Yarrow 419 Kents Lagoon Road KALBAR QLD 4309

33 Graham Porter OAM 6 North Street HARRISVILLE QLD 4307

34 Cr Duncan McInnes 93 Radford Road Scenic Rim Regional Council RADFORD QLD 4307

35 Colin Lagoon 76 Bartle Road TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN QLD 4272

36 Mark Yore 698 Underwood Road ROCHEDALE QLD 4123

37 Paul Smith 113 Kriesch Road SAMSONVALE QLD 4520

38 Australian Labor Party (ALP) Level 1, 16 Peel Street State of Queensland SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101

39 Jef Cummings 7 Bilara Street KENMORE QLD 4069

40 Louise Mortiss 2 Lama Street CHELMER QLD 4068

41 Local Government Association of 25 Evelyn Street Queensland (LGAQ) NEWSTEAD QLD 4006

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Appendix B - List of Public Comments on the Suggestions

Comment Name / Organisation Address

1 Geraldine O'Brien 54 Mango Avenue MUNDINGBURRA QLD 4812

2 Martin Gordon 36 Evelyn Owen Crescent DUNLOP ACT 2615

3 Max Davis PO Box 842 MORANBAH QLD 4744

4 Jeff Waddell None Provided

5 Zach Davis-Hancock 50/17 Ferry Lane BULIMBA QLD 4171

6 Clive Minchin 18 Pinkwood Street BELLBOWRIE QLD 4070

7 Anonymous None Provided

8 Michael Brumby 106 Range Road TOLL QLD 4820

9 Kenzo Kaku 27 Bellagio Crescent COOMERA QLD 4209

10 John Deana 22/31 Archipelago Street PACIFIC PINES QLD 4211

11 Stefan Maslen 7 Carman Court OXENFORD QLD 4210

12 Alice Callanan 10 Coomerong Crescent UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209

13 Lee Nightingale 40 Heatherdale Drive UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209

343 Comment Name / Organisation Address

14 Derek Weier 764 Talgai West Road TALGAI (via Allora) QLD 4362

15 Spencer Gear Address withheld by request

16 Brian Wallace Harney Street MACKAY QLD 4740

17 Clint Luker 85 Highland Park Road MERINGANDAN WEST QLD 4352

18 Bruce Collins 8 Wilson Street WINTON QLD 4735

19 Kenn Zerner 2 Bowtell Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

20 Katrina Currawong Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

21 Gavin Wilson 2 Ashwood Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

22 Ainsley Hardie 12 Pioneer Way GOWRIE JUNCTION QLD 4352

23 Gerard Thom 11 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

24 Fiona O'Dea 4 Joann Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

25 Cherylynn Horosko 18 Belair Drive YATALA QLD 4207

26 Michael Kelly 11 Coolibah Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

27 Donna Campbell 8 Angus Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

28 Bernadette Smith 5/7 Cecil Street TOOWOOMBA CITY QLD 4350

344 Comment Name / Organisation Address

29 Jodie Geoghegan 72 Ruthven Street HARLAXTON QLD 4350

30 Ben Gouldson 142 Mackenzie Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

31 Michael Jaeger 24 Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

32 Chris Protheroe 17 Federation Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

33 Eric Jerichoo Unit 53/109 Highfields Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

34 Matt McLeish 32 Equestrian Drive YAMANTO QLD 4305

35 Steven Paull 27 Reis Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

36 Annamaria Zuccoli 5 Anna-Maria Street BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

37 Bill Simmons 5 Ashley Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

38 David Melandri 12 Cecil Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

39 Brett Lyons 9 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

40 Paul Webb 5(b) David Street ROCKVILLE QLD 4350

41 David Caswell 60 New England Highway MOUNT KYNOCH QLD 4350

42 Paul and Pamela Richter 13 Highgrove Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

43 Rod Ford 1/4a Wyndham Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

345 Comment Name / Organisation Address

44 Pat Beattie 82 Jellicoe Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

45 Geoff Adams 7 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

46 Maria Sloane 66 Hume Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

47 Lesley Smith 24 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

66 Debra Street CENTENARY 48 Peter Wicks HEIGHTS QLD 4350

49 Lynette Zuccoli 11033 New England Highway BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

50 Peter Fisher 2 Honeyeater Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

51 Vanessa Moore 15 Holly Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

52 Rhonda Theodosis 1A James Street REDWOOD QLD 4350

53 Graeme Ratcliffe 39 Macfarlan Street BIRKDALE QLD 4159

54 Greg Gall 12 Woolmer Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

55 Ian Feeney 2 Blue Meadow Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

56 Leanne Andrews 3 Garvan Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

346 Comment Name / Organisation Address

57 Jacob Carlile 1 Rosewall Court MOUNT KYNOCH QLD 4350

58 Greg Borger 10 Currawong Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

59 Michael Ward 2 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

60 Holly Sheehan Dunbar Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

61 Steven Dudley 4 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

62 Eric 2a Fernside Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

63 Judith Mills 8 Kettle Street ROCKVILLE QLD 4350

64 Lindsay Southwell 9 Northland Street NEWTOWN QLD 4350

65 Margot Douglas 45 Blue Gum Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

66 Danielle Stephens 26 Patricia Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

67 Sara Ryan 10 Buena Vista Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

68 Patricia Gall 12 Woolmer Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

69 Douglas and Judith 12 Harvey Road Hemmings GLENVALE QLD 4350

70 Adam Garvin 2 Traves Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

71 Michael Blakeney 2 Rannerdale Close MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

347 Comment Name / Organisation Address

72 Christopher Johnson 120 River Meadows Drive UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209

73 Vicki Howard 6 Pamela Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

74 Terence Cleary 47 Lilyvale Road GAYNDAH QLD 4625

75 Melanie Merrol Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

76 Edward Shoesmith 7 Jenika Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

77 Selena Protheroe 17 Federation Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

78 Gail Ward 29 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

79 Marlene Ward 45 Eagle Drive EAGLEBY QLD 4207

80 Karen Lindsey 2 Avonlea Court CABARLAH QLD 4352

81 Derek Ward 29 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

82 Peter and Janice McGrath 10 Bronzewing Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

83 Pamela Brogan 28/8 Highfields Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

84 Robert Mitchell 12 Christina Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

85 Denise Spencer 130 Harch Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

86 Karen Antuar 7 Garvey Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

348 Comment Name / Organisation Address

87 R M Campbell 1/5 Sidney Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

88 Brian Alderton 14 Merrol Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

89 Andrew Maxwell 28 Diosma Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

90 Dana Mccarthy None Provided

91 Denis Hathaway 19 Hendra Court KLEINTON QLD 4352

92 Anna Maria Heron 1 Azalea Close HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

93 Kenneth Pankhurst 53 Murphys Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

94 Elisabeth Palmer 6 Traves Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

95 Paul Church 2 Shiraz Court WILSONTON HEIGHTS QLD 4350

96 Fiona Starky 28a Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

97 John Byrnes 4 Jackson Close HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

98 Abby Pilcher 31 Mitchell Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

99 Annie Dina Ralph None Provided

100 Madonna Prestridge 3 Grey Gums Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

101 Cr Nancy Sommerfield 7 Bridget Court MIDDLE RIDGE QLD 4350

349 Comment Name / Organisation Address

102 Sandra McCarthy 1/2 Coverack Street KLEINTON QLD 4352

103 Jan Granfield 5 Liam Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

104 Jayne Tyrrell 3 Oakdale Place HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

105 Dinah Haswell 1 Hitzke Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

106 Ted Starky 28a Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

107 Deryck Thomas 59 Mackenzie Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

108 Joe Korts 14 Blue Gum Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

109 Kylie Lee 14 Cecil Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

110 Robert Longland 11 Dorothy Street CAMP HILL QLD 4152

111 David Hurst 18 Stringybark Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

5 Rangeview Road 112 Alan Doulin BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

Ray Geraghty Chief PO Box 412 113 Executive Officer BILOELA QLD 4715 Banana Shire Council

114 Karen Pearce None Provided

115 Glenis Batten 1/97-127 Hogg Street CRANLEY QLD 4350

116 Julie McKerrow 6 Janelle Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

350 Comment Name / Organisation Address

117 Angus McKerrow 6 Janelle Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

118 Colin and Ann Weston 11 Zuccoli Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

119 Jessica Perfrement 3 Angus Street RANGEVILLE QLD 4350

120 Charles Johnson 11 Nioka Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

121 Alexander Smith 30 Kratzke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

122 Helen M Smith 30 Kratzke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

123 Margaret Nugent 33 Wigan Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

124 Judy Ellingsen 1/1 Highgrove Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

125 Linda Job 11 Orange Grove Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

126 Katherine Baills 19 Mountview Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

127 Michael Robinson 24 Kingfisher Close HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

128 Craig Baills 19 Mountview Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

129 Tim Bunch 50 Pascoe Lane HARLAXTON QLD 4359

130 Sharon Manning None Provided

131 Kelli Backhouse 9 Owl Court KLEINTON QLD 4352

351 Comment Name / Organisation Address

132 Tadhg Sheehan 9 Dunbar Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

133 Wil and Nola Villa 13 Concept Villas 8 Highfields Braithwaite Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

134 David McFadden 8 Jenna Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

135 Denise Upton None Provided

136 Fiona Taggart 6 Susie Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

137 Joseph Currie 23 Murphy's Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

138 Paula Bowers 16 Holly Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

139 Hayley Byrne 1 Eagle Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

140 Neil Jenkinson 1 Eagle Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

141 Karen Perry 6 Christina Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

142 Heather Payne 52 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

143 Michael Payne 52 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

144 Colin Mathieson 120 Harch Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

145 Guiseppe and Antonia Canto 29 Timperley Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

146 Greg Ingram 8 Donaghy Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

352 Comment Name / Organisation Address

147 Doug Woodcock 14 Liam Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

148 L and C Bodimeade 11 Alexander Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

149 Dale Last MP Shop 30, Centre Point Arcade Member for AYR QLD 4807 Burdekin

150 Dennis Eslick 97 - 137 Hogg Street CRANLEY QLD 4350

151 Beth Caskey None Provided

152 Jon Martlew 13 Campbell Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

153 Johan Hoffman 2/1 Susie Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

154 Donna Barnes 8 Goombungee Road KINGSTHORPE QLD 4400

155 Howard Coggan 16 Werribee Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

156 Kelvin Schmidt 17 Windemere Terrace MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

157 Margaret Glasgow 56 Polzin Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

158 William Glasgow 56 Polzin Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

159 Clive Bentley 49 Reis Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

160 Wendy Strofield 19 Rosewood Street TOOWOOMBA CITY QLD 4350

161 Stuart Weatherley 18 Blue Gum Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

353 Comment Name / Organisation Address

162 Nick Crowther 5 Greenway Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

163 Clinton Stubbings 8 Hitzke Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

164 Neil Munro 6 Burke Street RANGEVILLE QLD 4350

165 John Cumming 27 Grey Gums Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

166 Nancy Webb 5(b) David Street ROCKVILLE QLD 4350

167 Rod and Mavis Cooper 15 Nichols Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

168 Spencer and Kathy Creed 121 Kuhls Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

9 Keira Court 169 Norman Kraak BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

Mackenzie House Medical Centre 116 170 David van Gend Russell Street TOOWOOMBA CITY QLD 4350

171 Gail Rowbotham 43 Pugh Street MIDDLE RIDGE QLD 4350

172 L.W and V.M Johnson 2 Sundowner Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

173 Lorraine Swannie 3 Stanley Parade HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

174 Barbara Sparks 13 Nichols Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

175 Bob Richardson 45 Riverstone Road GORDONVALE QLD 4865

176 Barbara and Royce 5 Redgum Court Fitzgerald DUGANDAN QLD 4310

354 Comment Name / Organisation Address

177 Melinda Kuhn 45 Holly Avenue CAWDOR QLD 4352

178 Ross Keane 3 Sundowner Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

179 William and Lesley 13 Oliver Street Hermann HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

180 Ken Hodge 2 Binda Drive CRANLEY QLD 4350

181 Nicole Bond 9 Hendra Court KLEINTON QLD 4352

182 W Martin (Bill) 152 Umbiram Road WYREEMA QLD 4352

183 Beverley and Barry 16 Clarke Road Routley HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

184 Judith Jackson 97/137 Hogg Street CRANLEY QLD 4350

185 M.A. Due 2 Horizon Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

186 Olive Shield 6 Garvan Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

187 Jennifer Clarke 9 Diosma Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

188 P and K Chamberlain 14 Denaid Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

189 Noela Wippell 48 Curzon Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

190 V Kraak 9 Keira Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

191 Margaret and E. Eldridge 28 Cawdor Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

355 Comment Name / Organisation Address

192 Anonymous 63 Geoffrey Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

193 George and Mary Walters 14 Nicholls Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

194 Ivan Matthews 17 Polzin Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

195 Jeffery Eacersall 124 Mary Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

196 George and Susan Goodwin 129 Reis Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

197 Boonah Show Society None Provided

198 Sean Nilon and Lizette De La 71 Polzin Road Guerra HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

199 Janice Macintyre 14 Dolphin Street DECEPTION BAY QLD 4508

200 Stephen Thuell 7 Honeyeater Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

201 Doug and Jackie Toms None Provided

202 Richard Raabe 8 Ninderry Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

203 Beryl Harch 3 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

204 Gail Robinson 3 Wybalena Road POMONA QLD 4568

205 Eldred Harch 3 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

206 SE and LR Chard 13 Bronwyn Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

356 Comment Name / Organisation Address

207 John Andrews Unit 3, 13 Wattle Street COOROY QLD 4563

208 Beth Hern None Provided

209 Ben Hallam 6 Jody Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

210 Michael Weston 1 Ballantyne Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

211 Kathy Dobson 8 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

212 Bronwyn Cairns 14 Tara Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

213 Dianne Hunter 33 Mitchell Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

214 Ajith Harch 3 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

215 Richard and Mandy Adams 1 Hi Winds Road, M/S 617 Toowoomba BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

216 Brendan Ryan 12 Hi Winds Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

217 Geoff and Ginney Hayward 3 Rainbow Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

218 Jim McKenzie 11 Honeyeater Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

219 Susan Smith 20 Delvue Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

220 Sandra Sorensen 6 Rees Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

357 Comment Name / Organisation Address

221 Tracey Jaeger 42 Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

222 Tony and Monica Lampard 3 Quail Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

223 Susanne Lotz 6 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

224 B.J Andrews Preston Place BROOKFIELD QLD 4069

225 Ruth Hanson 12A Hi Winds Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

226 Ron and Laraine Wood 16 Prior Close UPPER BARRON QLD 4883

227 Michelle Cherry 2 Kimberley Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

228 Paul Cherry 2 Kimberley Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

229 Caroline Byrne 4 Melrose Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

230 Rosemary Williamson 4 Unwin Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

231 Des Brosnan None Provided

232 Jonty Debel 61 Murphys Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

233 Dale Debel 61 Murphys Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

234 Jodi Debel 61 Murphys Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

358 Comment Name / Organisation Address

235 Jocelyn Malcolm 26 Nioka Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

236 James Scott 6 De Gruchy Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

237 Rex Lotz 6 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD

238 Felice Houlihan PO Box 314 KALLANGUR QLD 4503

239 Liberal National Party PO Box 940 SPRING HILL QLD 4004

240 Josef Schembera 10 Haflinger Road NORTH ARM QLD 4561

241 Prof John Sands 4 Elyse Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

242 Kirsten Sands 4 Elyse Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

243 Kerry Jones 106/10 Leeding Terrace CALOUNDRA QLD 4551

244 Jim O'Dea Community Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

245 Scott Fittler 7 Tenth Avenue ATHERTON QLD 4883

246 Vanessa Gregory 13 Lintott Court NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566

247 Mark Mulcair 2A Cornwall Road PASCOE VALE VIC 3044

248 Bryan and Marlene Kofoed 6 Lynne Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

249 Jan McCullough 36 Bedwell Street CRANLEY QLD 4350

359 Comment Name / Organisation Address

250 David Bogg 2 Coolibah Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

251 Ailsa McCullough 36 Bedwell Street CRANLEY QLD 4350

252 Leslie Tompson and Mary 36 Palmer Drive Tompson HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

253 B Wilkinson 3 Ethel Street NEWTOWN QLD 4350

254 Angela Martlew 13 Campbell Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

255 Doug and Colleen Callaghan 7 Krefter Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

256 F (Jim) Taylor 21 Ott Street RANGEVILLE QLD 4350

257 A and M Eaton 7 Delvue Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

258 J.L Watson 4 Nioka Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

259 K and H Bailey 13 Ironbark Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

260 Ronald May 20 Cawdord Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

261 Jan Pennington 6 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

262 Rhonda Hogan 5 Sportsman Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

263 Alan Pennington 6 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

264 Stephen and Jane Turner 16 Sunray Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

360 Comment Name / Organisation Address

265 Colleen Hammond 16 Currawong Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

266 W Ryan 24 Saba Court MIDDLE RIDGE QLD 4350

267 Brian and s Wendy Mayma 13 Degan Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

268 Joshua Barnes 2/7 Colvin Street DRAYTON QLD 4350

269 Jason 2 - 4 Munro Street NINGI QLD 4511

270 Katrina Hatchett 33 Charmaine Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

271 David Ritson 49 Stirling Road

272 Daniel Carvosso 44 Wooldridge Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

273 Kerry Shine 24 Anzac Avenue NEWTOWN QLD 4350

274 Sandra Dwyer 3/128 Duporth Avenue MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558

275 John Dwyer 3/128 Duporth Avenue MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558

276 Tim Andrews 50-52 St Covet Court JIMBOOMBA QLD 4280

277 Katter's Australia Party PO Box 3032 HENDRA QLD 4011

278 Queensland Greens 102 McDonald Road WINDSOR QLD 4030

279 Lawrence Veitch 76 Stringbark Road TAMBORINE QLD 4270

361 Comment Name / Organisation Address

280 Lyn Carden 71/10 Marco Way PARREARRA QLD 4575

281 Reg Christiansen 155 Cootharaba Downs Road COOTHARABA QLD 4565

282 Joan Anderson Blue Care Nursing Home Unit E10/256 Stenner Street MIDDLE RIDGE QLD 4350

283 J and E Genge 2 Unwin Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

284 Stephen Morey 9 Skyline Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350

285 C and E Hurst 6 Glenorie Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

286 Jennifer Veitch 76 Stringbark Road TAMBORINE QLD 4270

287 Michael and Beth Crane 43 Barracks Road CABARLAH QLD 4352

288 Ronald Warren 11 Kalimna Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

289 Daniel Goodman 11 Spieker Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350

290 Tibor Pietzsch 132b/12 Baywater Drive TWIN WATER QLD 4564

291 Cheryl Whitechurch 6 Sunray Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

292 Marlise Huf 16 Concept Villas HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

293 Jim Madden Shop 1, Brassall Shopping Centre, MP Member for Ipswich 68 Hunter Street West BRASSALL QLD 4305

294 Kel McNamara 203 Pikes Road GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

362 Comment Name / Organisation Address

295 John Lutvey 39 South Street RANGEVILLE QLD 4350

296 Sharon Kelleher and Stephen HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 Wardrope

297 David and Marie Sarracino PO Box 469 HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

298 Mark Yore 698 Underwood Road ROCHEDALE QLD 4123

299 Graham L Porter OAM 6 North Street HARRISVILLE QLD 4307

300 Rebecca Lotz 3 Powell Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

301 Australian Labor Party Level 1, 16 Peel Street Queensland Branch SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101

302 Paul Smith 113 Kriesch Road

303 David Cockburn 39 Birnam Street BEAUDESERT QLD 4285

304 Loretta Lidster 17 Kleinton Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

305 Damien Lotz 3 Powell Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

306 Alfred and Shirley Gerlach 8 Lucinda Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

307 Anne Cobcroft WILLOW VALE QLD 4209

308 David Chan 18 Stanfield Drive UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209

309 Peter Grant 53 Enkelmanns Road ALBERTON QLD 4207

363 Comment Name / Organisation Address

310 Brian Sands 31A Wigan Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

311 Leif Due 2 Horizon Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

312 Lynette and Greg Poole HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

313 Annette and Douglas PO Box 478 Goldsworthy HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352

364 Appendix C –Summary of the Current 89 District Enrolment

Electoral District Enrolment 29.08.16 Deviation from Quota (%) 1 ALBERT 40,019 15.47% 2 ALGESTER 32,785 -5.41% 3 ASHGROVE 33,017 -4.74% 4 ASPLEY 31,884 -8.00% 5 BARRON RIVER 39,953 15.28% 6 BEAUDESERT 38,179 10.16% 7 BRISBANE CENTRAL 36,579 5.54% 8 BROADWATER 35,466 2.33% 9 BUDERIM 35,193 1.54% 10 BULIMBA 35,910 3.61% 11 BUNDABERG 30,313 -12.54% 12 BUNDAMBA 42,243 21.88% 13 BURDEKIN 32,213 -7.06% 14 BURLEIGH 35,999 3.87% 15 BURNETT 34,921 0.76% 16 CAIRNS 36,997 6.75% 17 CALLIDE 30,968 -10.65% 18 CALOUNDRA 35,538 2.54% 19 CAPALABA 33,306 -3.90% 20 CHATSWORTH 35,644 2.84% 21 CLAYFIELD 35,982 3.82% 22 CLEVELAND 35,963 3.76% 23 CONDAMINE 37,610 8.52% 24 COOK* 35,380 2.10% 25 COOMERA 43,272 24.85% 26 CURRUMBIN 35,996 3.86% 27 DALRYMPLE* 32,687 -5.69% 28 EVERTON 32,963 -4.89% 29 FERNY GROVE 33,105 -4.48% 30 GAVEN 36,813 6.22% 31 GLADSTONE 35,440 2.26% 32 GLASS HOUSE 37,610 8.52%

365 33 GREENSLOPES 32,916 -5.03% 34 GREGORY* 32,088 -7.09% 35 GYMPIE 35,085 1.23% 36 HERVEY BAY 38,024 9.71% 37 HINCHINBROOK 35,153 1.43% 38 INALA 32,420 -6.46% 39 INDOOROOPILLY 30,414 -12.25% 40 IPSWICH 34,731 0.21% 41 IPSWICH WEST 36,071 4.08% 42 KALLANGUR 34,774 0.33% 43 KAWANA 37,841 9.18% 44 KEPPEL 37,201 7.34% 45 LOCKYER 35,149 1.42% 46 LOGAN 31,807 -8.23% 47 LYTTON 33,674 -2.84% 48 MACKAY 29,418 -15.12% 49 MANSFIELD 30,308 -12.55% 50 MAROOCHYDORE 38,063 9.82% 51 MARYBOROUGH 36,594 5.58% 52 MERMAID BEACH 36,452 5.18% 53 MIRANI 34,471 -0.54% 54 MOGGILL 33,661 -2.88% 55 MORAYFIELD 35,074 1.20% 56 MOUNT COOT-THA 32,215 -7.05% 57 MOUNT ISA* 31,152 -10.12% 58 MOUNT OMMANEY 31,982 -7.72% 59 MUDGEERABA 35,957 3.75% 60 MULGRAVE 32,002 -7.66% 61 MUNDINGBURRA 29,955 -13.57% 62 MURRUMBA 43,229 24.73% 63 NANANGO 35,494 2.41% 64 NICKLIN 36,339 4.85% 65 NOOSA 37,495 8.18% 66 NUDGEE 36,491 5.29% 67 PINE RIVERS 35,091 1.25%

366 68 PUMICESTONE 39,098 12.81% 69 REDCLIFFE 35,259 1.73% 70 REDLANDS 36,345 4.87% 71 ROCKHAMPTON 33,374 -3.71% 72 SANDGATE 33,938 -2.08% 73 SOUTH BRISBANE 36,369 4.94% 74 SOUTHERN DOWNS 34,651 -0.02% 75 SOUTHPORT 36,172 4.37% 76 SPRINGWOOD 33,639 -2.94% 77 STAFFORD 32,951 -4.93% 78 STRETTON 32,887 -5.11% 79 SUNNYBANK 30,559 -11.83% 80 SURFERS PARADISE 36,245 4.58% 81 THURINGOWA 34,696 0.11% 82 TOOWOOMBA NORTH 35,506 2.45% 83 TOOWOOMBA SOUTH 34,567 -0.26% 84 TOWNSVILLE 33,499 -3.35% 85 WARREGO* 32,783 -5.41% 86 WATERFORD 37,367 7.82% 87 WHITSUNDAY 38,092 9.91% 88 WOODRIDGE 32,541 -6.11% 89 YEERONGPILLY 34,789 0.38%

* Enrolment information includes the actual district enrolment, combined with a notional number of electors calculated using the ‘additional large district allowance’, as per the Electoral Act 1992.

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