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Extracts from the Leader of the Opposition Diary Opposition Diary1 Leader of the Opposition 1 June 2020 – 30 June 2020 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 1 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 1 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 1 June 2020 Laura Gerber MP, Member for Currumbin Meeting Opposition Staff 1 June 2020 Laura Gerber MP, Member for Currumbin Meeting Noodle Box Coolangatta Effective Property Management Opposition Staff 1 June 2020 Jim McDonald MP, Member for Lockyer Meeting Opposition Staff 1 June 2020 Jim McDonald MP, Member for Lockyer Meeting Cr Tanya Milligan, Mayor Lockyer Valley Regional Council Ian Church, CEO, Lockyer Valley Regional Council Cr Graeme Lehmann, Mayor, Somerset Regional Council Andrew Johnson, CEO, Somerset Regional Council 1 Does not include personal, party political meetings or events, media events and interviews and information contrary to public interest (e.g. meetings regarding sensitive law enforcement, public safety or whistle-blower matters) Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Lockyer Valley & Somerset Water Collaborative Lockyer Valley Water Users Forum Opposition Staff 1 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 2 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 2 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 2 June 2020 Hon. Steven Marshall MP, Premier of Meeting South Australia 2 June 2020 KPMG Meeting Opposition Staff 2 June 2020 Aurizon Meeting Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Janet Wishart, Candidate for Mansfield Meeting Access Outreach Australia/Access Street Vans Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Janet Wishart, Candidate for Mansfield Meeting 2 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Citipointe Marketplace Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Janet Wishart, Candidate for Mansfield Meeting Mt Gravatt Community Centre Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Angie Bell MP, Federal Member for Event Moncrieff Michael Hart MP, Shadow Minister for Housing and Public Works, Shadow Minister for Energy and Shadow Minister for Innovation and Digital Technology and Member for Burleigh John-Paul Langbroek MP, Shadow Minister for Sport & Racing and Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Shadow Minister for the Commonwealth Games and Member Surfers Paradise Ray Stevens MP, Member for Mermaid Waters Sam O’Connor MP, Shadow Assistant Minister to the Opposition Leader and Shadow Assistant Minister for Youth and Member for Bonney Gold Coast Central Chamber of Commerce Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 3 June 2020 Jared Blackmore Meeting 3 June 2020 New Hope Group Meeting Opposition Staff 3 June 2020 U&U Meeting Opposition Staff 3 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 4 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 4 June 2020 Stuart Coward, Candidate for Caloundra Meeting Aussie World Opposition Staff 5 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 5 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Jarrod Bleijie MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Manager of Opposition Business and Member for Kawana Ros Bates MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Ambulance Services and Shadow Minister for Women and Member for Mudgeeraba Andrew Powell MP, Shadow Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning and Member for Glass House David Janetzki MP, Shadow Attorney- General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Member for Toowoomba South 5 June 2020 Lauren Day, Candidate for Maiwar Meeting Business owners Opposition Staff 5 June 2020 Lauren Day, Candidate for Maiwar Meeting 4 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Regatta Hotel Community Members Opposition Staff 5 June 2020 Lauren Day, Candidate for Maiwar Meeting Opposition Staff 5 June 2020 Lauren Day, Candidate for Maiwar Meeting Business Owners Opposition Staff 6 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 7 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 7 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 8 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 8 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 8 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 8 June 2020 BHP Mitsubishi Alliance Meeting Opposition Staff 8 June 2020 Civil Mining & Construction Pty Ltd Meeting Opposition Office 5 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 8 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 8 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Jarrod Bleijie MP, Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations and Manager of Opposition Business and Member for Kawana Ros Bates MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Ambulance Services and Shadow Minister for Women and Member for Mudgeeraba Andrew Powell MP, Shadow Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning and Member for Glass House David Janetzki MP, Shadow Attorney- General and Shadow Minister for Justice and Member for Toowoomba South 8 June 2020 The Courier Mail Meeting 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 9 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River 6 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Opposition Staff 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Uncle Brian’s Tours Opposition Staff 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Cairns Crime Alerts Community Group Opposition Staff 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Cairns Safe Knights Community Group Opposition Staff 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Halpin Partners Opposition Staff 7 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 9 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Cr Bob Manning, Mayor, Cairns Regional Council Opposition Staff 10 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 10 June 2020 Opposition Staff Meeting 10 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 10 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Sam Marino, Candidate for Cairns Linda Cooper, Candidate for Barron River Home owners Jeremy & Leeana Neal Opposition Staff 10 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Scott Piper, LNP Candidate for Hinchinbrook Port of Call Fishing and Boating Supplies 8 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting Cardwell and District Community Future Forum Opposition Staff 10 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Scott Piper, LNP Candidate for Hinchinbrook Hinchinbrook Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Opposition Staff 11 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Opposition Staff 11 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Scott Piper, LNP Candidate for Hinchinbrook Pace Farming/Australian Pineapple Growers/NQ Paradise Pines Collective Opposition Staff 11 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Scott Piper, LNP Candidate for Hinchinbrook Rollingstone Beach Front Resort Caravan Park Opposition Staff 9 Date of Meeting Name of Organisation/Person Purpose of Meeting 11 June 2020 Tim Mander MP, Deputy Leader of the Meeting Opposition and Shadow Treasurer and Member for Everton Scott Piper, LNP Candidate for Hinchinbrook Woodlands Shopping Centre businesses and locals Opposition Staff 11 June 2020 Tim Mander MP,
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