2003

PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION OF

REPORT OF THE REDISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE

COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1918

SECTION 68

CONTENTS

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Reasons for the proposed redistribution of the State of Queensland

Statistical summary:

• Determination of quota 14

• Enrolment projections of existing Divisions 15

• Summary of proposed Divisions 16

• Summary of movement of electors between Divisions 17

General description of the manner in which each proposed Division 18 has been constituted.

Description of each proposed division - 19 (each commencing on a new page)

Enclosures

Three maps showing the proposed Electoral Divisions. Compact Disc of Public Suggestions to the Redistribution Committee and Comments on the Suggestions.

This report is published under Section 68 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918.

REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION

OF THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND

Representation of Queensland in the House of Representatives

1. On 19 February 2003 the Electoral Commissioner made a determination of State and Territory representation entitlements under section 48(1) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (the Act). Under the determination, Queensland is entitled to 28 Members of the House of Representatives, one more than its previous entitlement.

Direction for a redistribution of Queensland Electoral Divisions

2. Section 59(2) of the Act provides that a redistribution shall be directed whenever a determination under section 48(1) of the Act results in an alteration of the number of members of the House of Representatives to be chosen in a State. As a consequence of the determination referred to in paragraph 1, on 12 March 2003, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) directed by notice published in the Gazette that a redistribution was to commence in Queensland.

3. At the end of 12 March 2003, the day determined by the Electoral Commission for the redistribution to begin, the number of electors enrolled for the State was 2,354,176 (Table 1).

4. Redistribution 2003 Statistics which show the electoral enrolment figures as at 12 March 2003 were made available on Compact Disc and on the AEC website. In addition, copies were printed upon request at all Queensland AEC offices. The statistics were given at the following levels:

• Census Collector District (CCD)

• Statistical Local Area (SLA)

• Electoral Division

• State

Quota

5. Under Section 65(2) of the Act, the Electoral Commissioner determined that the quota of electors for Queensland was 84,078 (2,354,176 divided by 28 Members). Thus, the permitted range of the margin of allowance of 10% below and above the quota would be 75,671 to 92,485 respectively. In making its proposals for the State, the Redistribution Committee is not permitted to exceed that range.

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Enrolment projections

6. Section 66(3)(a) of the Act requires the Committee to “…as far as practicable, endeavour to ensure that, if the State or Territory were redistributed in accordance with the proposed redistribution, the number of electors enrolled in each Electoral Division in the State or Territory would not, at the projection time determined under Section 63A, be less than 96.5% or more than 103.5% of the average divisional enrolment of that State or Territory at that time…”.

7. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) supplied enrolment projections to the AEC using AEC enrolment data as the base and a cohort-component method to project the enrolment of each Census Collector District (CCD) to 31 July 2007, that is, three years and six months after the expected date of the final determination of boundaries (Table 2). Divisional Returning Officers (DROs) of the Australian Electoral Commission examined the ABS projections in the light of their local knowledge and experience, and where appropriate, substituted their own projections, as noted in the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters December 1995 Report on the Effectiveness and Appropriateness of the Redistribution Provisions of the CEA. DROs made use of information supplied by relevant Local Authority planning and statistical groups, as well as their own resources in undertaking this task. The Australian Electoral Officer for Queensland also reviewed the projections.

8. The projections were made available on Compact Disc and on the AEC website to persons or organisations interested in using them as an indication of the likely growth of elector enrolment and as an aid to the preparation of Public Suggestions or Comments on Public Suggestions. In addition, copies were printed upon request at all Queensland AEC offices.

9. The projected total enrolment for Queensland at 31 July 2007 will be 2,621,489. Thus, the average enrolment of the 28 Divisions at that time would be 93,625 and the 3.5% tolerance above and below that average require that Divisions be constructed in the range between 90,349 and 96,901 electors (Table 3).

Appointment of the Redistribution Committee for Queensland

10. In accordance with Section 60 of the Act, the AEC appointed the Redistribution Committee for Queensland on 2 June 2003.

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11. The Redistribution Committee (the Committee) consists of the following members:

Electoral Commissioner Mr Andy Becker Australian Electoral Officer for Queensland Ms Anne Bright Auditor-General of Queensland Mr Len Scanlan General Manager Mr Graeme Rush Land Management and Use Department of Natural Resources

12. Members of the Committee met to discuss preliminary matters on 8 June 2003. Formal discussions were held on 16 July, 5 August and 6 August 2003.

Invitation to submit Public Suggestions and Comments

13. In accordance with Section 64 of the Act the Electoral Commissioner invited written Public Suggestions and written Comments on those Suggestions by notice published in the Gazette on 21 May 2003, and in The Courier Mail and The Sunday Mail newspapers on 24 May 2003 and 25 May 2003 respectively.

14. At the stipulated closing date on 20 June 2003, Public Suggestions had been received from:

1. Liberal Party of (Queensland Division) – Women’s Council 2. Peter Murray 3. D J Morris 4. Australian Democrats (Queensland Division Inc) 5. Bellthorpe Road Safety Council Inc 6. Rhonda Hermann 7. Christopher Connolly 8. Queensland Nationals 9. Perry Shire Council 10. Kolan Shire Council 11. Bernie Ripoll MP, Member for Oxley 12. Denis Drouyn 13. Nudgee College Old Boys’ Association Inc 14. Michael Lee 15. David Fraser 16. John D Encel 17. Kathleen E Crees 18. Hon MP, Member for 19. Hon Bob Katter MP, Member for Kennedy 20. Anne Chapman 21. Liberal Party Of Australia (Qld Division) 22. Bradley Forsyth 23. (Queensland Branch) 24. David Lowe

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25. Paul Scarr 26. J A B Holland 27. David M Scarr 28. Denis Cleary 29. Wayne Swan MP, Member for Lilley

15. In accordance with the Act, the period during which Comments could be made on these Public Suggestions closed on 4 July 2003 and at that date Comments were received from:

1. Kevin Rudd MP, Member for Griffith 2. Craig Emerson MP, Member for Rankin 3. Cr Peter Maguire, Mayor, Emerald Shire Council 4. Queensland Nationals 5. Daniel Hutchinson 6. Paul Neville MP, Member for Hinkler 7. Cameron Thompson MP, Member for Blair 8. MP, Member for Petrie 9. ISIS Shire Council 10. John D Encel 11. Liberal Party Of Australia (Qld Division) 12. Australian Labor Party (Queensland Branch) 13. Les Tyrell 14. Cr Marilyn Madden, Redcliffe City Council

Statutory requirements for the making of a proposed redistribution

16. Section 66(1) of the Act requires the Redistribution Committee for Queensland to make a proposed redistribution of the State.

17. Sections 66(3) and 66(3A) of the Act prescribe that:

(3) In making the proposed redistribution, the Redistribution Committee:

(a) shall, as far as practicable, endeavour to ensure that, if the State or Territory were redistributed in accordance with the proposed redistribution, the number of electors enrolled in each Electoral Division in the State or Territory would not, at the projection time determined under Section 63A, be less than 96.5% or more than 103.5% of the average divisional enrolment of that State or Territory at that time; and

(b) subject to paragraph (a), shall give due consideration, in relation to each proposed Electoral Division, to:

(i) community of interests within the proposed Electoral Division, including economic, social and regional interests;

(ii) means of communication and travel within the proposed Electoral Division; … 4

(iv) the physical features and area of the proposed Electoral Division; and

(v) the boundaries of existing Divisions in the State or Territory;

and subject thereto the quota of electors for the State or Territory shall be the basis for the proposed redistribution, and the Redistribution Committee may adopt a margin of allowance, to be used whenever necessary, but in no case shall the quota be departed from to a greater extent than one-tenth more or one-tenth less.

(3A) When applying subsection (3), the Redistribution Committee must treat the matter in subparagraph (3)(b)(v) as subordinate to the matters in subparagraphs (3)(b)(i), (ii) and (iv).

Community of Interests, Means of Communication and Travel, Physical Features and Existing Boundaries

18. The criteria set out in Section 66(3)(b) of the Act – community of interests, means of communication and travel, physical features and area, and boundaries of existing Divisions – are subordinate to the two objectives of enrolments in proposed Divisions being within a range of 3.5% above or below the average divisional enrolment at the projection time and current enrolments being within 10% above or below the quota. However, notwithstanding these overriding constraints, the Committee sought to ensure that the other criteria were given maximum possible consideration, also bearing in mind that the criterion to give regard to the boundaries of existing Divisions is subordinate to the other criteria. Within the constraints imposed by the numerical criteria and the other considerations, the Committee adopted the view that it is highly desirable that electoral boundaries be readily recognisable. Accordingly, the Committee was guided by Local Government boundaries, locality boundaries, main roads, railways, waterways and other linear features as boundaries, wherever possible.

Public Suggestions and Comments

19. When the period for the receipt of Public Suggestions closed on Friday, 20 June 2003, the Committee had received twenty-nine Public Suggestions. In accordance with the Act, copies of these were made available for perusal at the office of the Australian Electoral Officer for Queensland from Monday, 23 June 2003. Public Suggestions were also made available on the AEC website.

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20. Public Suggestions covering the whole of the State were received from four organisations and one individual. The remaining twenty-four Public Suggestions related to parts of the State, specific locality issues and potential names for a new Division.

21. The provision of current and projected enrolment figures on Compact Disc and on the AEC website, plus the provision of these on request, facilitated this process as the detailed Public Suggestions took into account the numerical criteria.

22. The Committee received fourteen Comments relating to the Public Suggestions by the close of the Comments period on 4 July 2003. The Comments on Public Suggestions were made available to members of the public for perusal at the office of the Australian Electoral Officer for Queensland and were also made available on the AEC website.

23. As required by Section 64(4) of the Act the Committee considered all of the Public Suggestions and Comments on Suggestions lodged. In addition, one Comment lodged after the statutory period was provided to the Committee for their information.

Names of proposed Divisions

24. Naming of Federal Divisions has been the subject of a number of recommendations from Parliamentary Committees. The subject was dealt with most recently by the 1995 Inquiry of the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters. From these recommendations, there has been developed a set of guidelines or conventions that have been used by Redistribution Committees. These guidelines were offered to interested persons in the advertising of this redistribution.

Technical procedures

25. The Australian Electoral Commission maintains the electoral roll on the basis of alignment to CCDs, and thus is able to provide statistical data on enrolments and projected enrolments on this basis. Accordingly, in formulating its proposals, the Committee used the CCDs as the basic building block. The State is divided into 7215 CCDs as used at the 2001 Census of Population and Housing. The CCDs each have defined boundaries and are of differing sizes and shapes. In several cases, where the Committee considered that a particular CCD boundary was inappropriate for an Electoral Division boundary, the CCD was split to provide a more useful boundary, in line with the criteria outlined in paragraphs 17 and 18.

26. As an aid to the testing of various boundary options, the Committee used the AEC Electoral Boundary Mapping System (EBMS) which was developed within the proprietary “MapInfo Professional” software package (Version 7.0). EBMS was also made available for public use at the office of the Australian Electoral Commission, Level 7, Collection House, 488 Queen St, Brisbane.

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Existing Divisions

27. At the time of striking the quota, the 2007 enrolment projections for each Division varied markedly across the State. Enrolment projections for six Divisions were within the statistical tolerance (+/- 3.5%) as specified in Section 66(3) of the Act. Of these Divisions, three were metropolitan Divisions, namely, Lilley, Oxley and Rankin and three Divisions were provincial and/or rural in character, namely Dawson, Groom and Leichhardt.

28. The enrolment projections for six Divisions were below the statistical tolerance of –3.5%. All were provincial and/or rural Divisions namely Blair, Capricornia, Hinkler, Kennedy, Maranoa and Wide Bay.

29. The enrolment projections for fifteen Divisions were above the statistical tolerance of +3.5%. Of these Divisions eight were metropolitan Divisions, namely Bowman, Brisbane, Dickson, Fadden, Griffith, Moreton, Petrie and Ryan, and seven Divisions were provincial and/or rural in character, namely Fairfax, Fisher, Forde, Herbert, Longman, McPherson and Moncrieff.

General Strategy

30. In fulfilling its statutory duty, the Committee was mindful of areas of population growth and decline, limitations posed by major geographical features and State borders, and guided by boundaries of a municipal district, wherever possible, as indicators of community of interests.

31. The Committee also sought to achieve as little disruption as possible to electors in proposing new electoral boundaries. This proposal results in 1 in 6 electors changing Division – compared to 1 in 7.5 at the 1997 redistribution and 1 in 6 at the 1994 redistribution.

32. The Committee noted the comparatively large growth projected for those Divisions having inner and outer metropolitan characteristics – foreshadowing a need to address quite closely not only the changing nature of the Brisbane CBD, but also, the newer outer suburbs and satellite cities. It also noted the comparatively large growth projected for provincial electorates most notably those covering the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.

33. The Committee also noted the low level of projected growth in rural and provincial Divisions. In large part, the Committee was left with no alternative but to excise significant territory from adjoining Divisions in order to meet the required statistical tolerances under the Act.

34. A key indicator of community of interests as defined by LGA boundaries was used in provincial and/or rural Queensland to a significant extent. In metropolitan Divisions, it was used to the greatest extent possible. The Committee was able to accommodate boundaries of most LGAs entirely within a single Division. Only rural boundaries of eight LGAs could not be accommodated within a single electoral Division and these generally reflect existing boundaries.

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Proposed Redistribution of Queensland

35. As previously mentioned, wherever possible the Committee aligned proposed Division boundaries to boundaries of LGAs, which resulted in a number of changes. Significant changes are referred to in the following report. For all changes affecting a particular Division, please refer to the Table Section at the end of this report.

Rural and Provincial Queensland (including the proposed Divisions of Capricornia, Dawson, Groom, Herbert, Hinkler, Kennedy, Leichhardt, Maranoa and Wide Bay)

36. The Committee considered that there were minimal changes required in to satisfy Section 66 of the Act. It proposed that the existing boundaries of Dawson and Leichhardt are not altered.

37. To meet the statistical requirements of the Act it was proposed that an additional portion of the be moved to Kennedy from Herbert. This would cause minimal disruption to electors in these two divisions and continues a trend from previous redistributions.

38. The Committee received several suggestions addressing the issue of which division should contain Palm Island. This issue has been addressed by previous Redistribution Committees and the Committee proposed that the provisions of Section 66 (3)(b) of the Act are best served by retaining Palm Island in Herbert.

39. The Committee examined the movement of other LGAs within these areas and proposed that the requirements of Section 66 (3)(b) of the Act would be best served by linking the Shires of Banana, Mount Morgan and Duaringa to the proposed Capricornia and uniting all of the Shire of Fitzroy in the proposed Capricornia.

40. The Committee received several suggestions pertaining to the linking of various LGAs to provincial centres. The Committee proposed that the Shires of Kolan and Perry should be linked with the proposed Hinkler as requested in several suggestions.

41. It also recognised a road network linking the Shires of Monto, Eidsvold, Gayndah and Mundubbera that links to Bundaberg. Accordingly these Shires were placed in the proposed Hinkler.

42. At the time of striking a quota, Capricornia and Maranoa had the lowest growth rates within the State viz 3.43% and 3.59% respectively. The statistical requirements of Section 66 (3)(a) of the Act gave the Committee no alternative other than to place more LGAs in the proposed Maranoa to meet the numerical requirements. Accordingly, the Shires of Aramac, Barcaldine, Ilfracombe, Jericho, Longreach, Peak Downs and Winton were added to the proposed Maranoa.

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43. Given the decisions to move several LGAs from Wide Bay to the proposed Hinkler and in line with the philosophy of maintaining whole LGAs wherever possible, the Committee was able to reunite the Shire of Cooloola in the proposed Wide Bay.

44. The Committee recognised that the Division of Groom met the requirements of Section 66 (3) of the Act and no changes were proposed.

Sunshine Coast (including the proposed Divisions of Fairfax, Fisher and Longman)

45. Enrolment projections for this area remain among the highest in the State and mandate large changes. Primarily the area is contained in the Shires of Caboolture, Cooloola, Maroochy and Noosa and the City of .

46. In its approach to Wide Bay, the Committee placed all of the Shire of Cooloola in Wide Bay. After this occurred, the remaining electors in Fairfax, Fisher and Longman were sufficient in total to comprise three electoral divisions.

47. To meet the statistical requirements of Section 66 of the Act, the proposed Fairfax needed to acquire more of the from Fisher.

48. The proposed Fisher then needed to gain more of the from Longman.

Gold Coast (including the proposed Divisions of McPherson, Moncrieff and Fadden)

49. The City of Gold Coast currently has enough electors to warrant more than three divisions and the Committee proposed to have three divisions entirely encompassed in the City of Gold Coast by changing the existing boundaries as little as possible.

50. The Committee received a suggestion to bring Forde into the urban areas of the City of Gold Coast effectively linking the Shire of Beaudesert and the City of Gold Coast. The Committee perceived the Gold Coast Hinterland as a natural limitation for the divisions in the west and rejected this suggestion.

51. It is proposed that the boundary of McPherson be retained as much as possible with the excision of a strip of coastal area to the proposed Moncrieff.

52. The proposed Moncrieff needs to accept the excess electors from McPherson and lose numbers in its northern areas to meet statistical requirements.

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53. The proposed Fadden accepts the electors displaced by the contraction of McPherson and Moncrieff and is able to accept most of the City of Gold Coast bounded by the seashore, Pacific Motorway and the northern Boundary of the City of Gold Coast. As this is one of the fastest growing areas within Queensland and to meet statistical requirements, some western areas of the City of Gold Coast between Coomera and Nerang were also added to the proposed Fadden.

Greater Metropolitan Area (including the proposed Divisions of, Bowman, Brisbane, Griffith, Lilley, Moreton, Oxley, Petrie, Ryan and Rankin.)

54. The contraction of the proposed Fadden to be a solely City of Gold Coast Division allowed the proposed Bowman to accept the part of the Shire of Redland not previously within its boundaries. To meet statistical requirements a small portion of the City of Logan was also included in the proposed Bowman.

55. The Committee acknowledged that the large growth occurring within the CBD of the had made Brisbane grow to be the second largest division numerically in Queensland at the date of setting the quota. The Committee, in turn, recognised the need for the proposed Brisbane to return to the north of the and for the areas vacated on the south to be transferred to the proposed Griffith.

56. The Committee also agreed that the proposed Rankin should include that area of Fadden in the City of Logan apart from the small area needed to meet statistical requirements in the proposed Bowman. In addition the proposed Rankin required a small portion of the City of Brisbane in order to meet statistical requirements for the proposed Rankin.

57. The proposed Griffith would move into those areas of Brisbane vacated south of the Brisbane River and thus contract from areas in the east.

58. The proposed Moreton gains from Rankin in the City of Brisbane and moves to the western side of the South East Freeway.

59. To meet the statistical requirements of Section 66 of the Act and to accommodate the changes described above the Committee had to make changes to the divisions of Lilley, Oxley, Petrie and Ryan.

60. The proposed Oxley gains portions of the City of Brisbane from both Ryan and Moreton. Consequently the boundary between the proposed Blair and proposed Oxley moves eastward in the .

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61. Suggestions were received on how best to deal with that part of Ryan south of the Brisbane River. Numerical considerations did not allow for all of the area to be removed from Ryan and the Committee considered it appropriate that the area west of the Centenary Highway remain in the proposed Ryan. The proposed Ryan gained all of the area of the City of Brisbane on its western boundary, currently located in Blair. To accommodate other changes in Brisbane, the proposed Ryan gained areas from Brisbane’s southwest and west.

62. The proposed Brisbane gained the portion of the City of Brisbane in Dickson and a southern portion of Petrie.

63. The proposed Lilley gained a small portion from Petrie allowing the boundary between the two divisions to only change marginally, along Webster Rd.

64. As a result of the above changes the proposed Petrie was defined by a loss to both the proposed Brisbane and the proposed Lilley.

New Division of Bonner

65. The Committee proposed that the new division, to be named Bonner, should contain parts of the City of Brisbane from the divisions of Bowman, including Moreton Island, Fadden, Griffith and Moreton.

66. A number of suggestions and comments were received dealing with possible names for the new division. The Committee proposed the name Bonner in recognition of the service rendered by Neville Thomas Bonner AO as a Senator and leader of .

67. Neville Thomas Bonner was born on Ukerebagh Island, in the mouth of the Tweed River, northern New South Wales on 28 March 1922. His mother, an aboriginal woman, was not allowed to go to hospital for his birth. He never knew his father. At about five years of age he left the island to live with his grandparents in a camp near Lismore in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. His grandmother insisted that he spoke properly and that he learned to read and write. He attended school for only one year from 14 to 15 years of age.

68. In the 1930s in New South Wales he worked around the Northern Rivers district on banana plantations and as a bean and corn picker. When he was 18 he joined a ring barking and scrub felling camp in Queensland. He became well known as a roughrider and took part in rodeos, buck-jumping and bullock riding. Working as stockman he eventually became head stockman at Mount Emu Plains station.

69. In 1946 he and his family moved to join his wife’s people on Palm Island, in north Queensland. He lived there for 17 years and formed a number of committees and rose to the position of Assistant Settlement Overseer responsible for the administration of works.

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70. The family left Palm Island in 1960 to settle in Ipswich. He became a member of the board of directors of the One People Australia League (OPAL) in 1965 and its Queensland president in 1970 serving until 1976. He was awarded life membership in 1979.

71. He joined the Liberal party in 1967 and by 1969 he was the Oxley Electorate Committee chairman. In 1970 he became an endorsed Senate candidate but was unsuccessful as number 3 on a joint Liberal-Country Party ticket. He was chosen to fill a Senate vacancy created by the resignation of Dame Annabelle Rankin in June 1971, thus becoming the first aboriginal person to sit in Federal Parliament. He continued as a Senator until 1983.

72. Whilst in the Senate he was elected Senate Deputy Chairman of Committees and also served on the Joint Parliamentary Publication Committee, Senate Standing Committee on Social Welfare, Regulations and Ordinances Committee, the Joint House Committee, the Senate’s Aboriginal Affairs, Federal Affairs and Health and Welfare Committees. He became the first aboriginal person to introduce legislation and also the first backbencher to introduce a Government Bill and carry it through all stages.

73. In 1979 he was chosen as Australian of the Year. After leaving the Senate he continued in public life serving on the board of directors of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation from 1983 to 1991. In 1984 he was awarded the title Officer of the Order of Australia. He became patron or member of a number organisations and involved himself with education institutions across Australia, lecturing in an honorary capacity. His publications include Black Power in Australia, Equal World – Equal Share and For the Love of Children. From 1992 to 1996 he was member of the Griffith University Council and chairman of the university’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Advisory Council. The university awarded him an honorary doctorate in 1993. In 1998 he returned to Canberra for the Constitutional Convention on behalf of the Australians for a Constitutional Monarchy.

74. Neville Bonner was an elder of the Jagera people. He died on 5 February 1999 at Ipswich.

Outer Metropolitan Area (Including the proposed Blair, Dickson and Forde)

75. Various suggestions and comments were received concerning Blair. The Committee was mindful of the arguments presented but given the requirements of the Act and the proposed boundaries detailed above, the proposed Blair could only meet its numerical requirements by gaining part of the City of Ipswich from Oxley.

76. Changes proposed by the Committee to Brisbane allowed the proposed Dickson to be a division wholly contained in the with only that part of the LGA east of the Bruce Highway remaining in another division, Petrie.

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77. The Committee was able to limit changes to Forde such that it lost part of the City of Gold Coast to the proposed Fadden, thus allowing the proposed Fadden to be wholly contained in the City of Gold Coast. The proposed Forde gains some parts of the Shire of Boonah from Blair and Oxley allowing all of that LGA, after external boundary changes, to be located in the proposed Forde.

78. The Committee’s deliberations resulted in all existing divisions being identified with proposed divisions. In the Committee’s view no existing divisions warranted a change of name.

Andy Becker Anne Bright Len Scanlan Graeme Rush Presiding Member Member Member Member

REDISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE FOR QUEENSLAND

Brisbane 22 August 2003

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REDISTRIBUTION OF QUEENSLAND INTO ELECTORAL DIVISIONS FOR THE ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

STATISTICAL SUMMARY AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MANNER IN WHICH EACH PROPOSED DIVISION HAS BEEN CONSTITUTED

TABLE 1

DETERMINATION OF QUOTA

Number of Divisions into which Queensland is to be distributed 28

Number of Electors in Queensland as at 12 March 2003 2 354 176

Quota for Queensland 84 078

Permissible maximum number of electors (+10%) in a Division 92 485

Permissible minimum number of electors (-10%) in a Division 75 671

ENROLMENT PROJECTIONS AT JULY 2007

Projected number of electors in Queensland as at 31 July 2007 2 621 489

Average enrolment for Queensland projected at 31 July 2007 93 625

103.5% of average enrolment projected at 31 July 2007 96 901

96.5% of average enrolment projected at 31 July 2007 90 349

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TABLE 2 - ENROLMENT PROJECTIONS OF EXISTING DIVISIONS

Division No. of Enrolment Estimate Growth % CCDs 12/3/2003 31/7/2007 Blair 245 77025 81517 5.83 Bowman 211 87343 98827 13.15 Brisbane 348 96355 108950 13.07 Capricornia 293 81110 83894 3.43 Dawson 293 87398 93437 6.91 Dickson 207 90375 103664 14.70 Fadden 229 87315 99817 14.32 Fairfax 277 86053 99879 16.07 Fisher 251 87502 102759 17.44 Forde 246 89721 108074 20.46 Griffith 252 92106 102986 11.81 Groom 255 85038 92665 8.97 Herbert 259 90625 101136 11.60 Hinkler 258 82250 88037 7.04 Kennedy 365 83670 87199 4.22 Leichhardt 330 85467 93124 8.96 Lilley 262 86452 90988 5.25 Longman 222 85909 100591 17.09 McPherson 383 97553 116382 19.30 Maranoa 292 83508 86502 3.59 Moncrieff 299 90828 107787 18.67 Moreton 241 88362 97089 9.88 Oxley 240 85909 93866 9.26 Petrie 224 90234 100054 10.88 Rankin 215 86033 96831 12.55 Ryan 214 87960 97247 10.56 Wide Bay 287 82075 88187 7.45

Queensland 7 198 2 354 176 2 621 489 11.35

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TABLE 3 - SUMMARY OF PROPOSED DIVISIONS

Division Actual Var% Projected Var% (A) (P) Area (sq km) Blair 87357 3.9092711 -0.98 14862.17 Bonner 84311 0.2895968 2.50 357.76 Bowman 81718 -2.8193842 0.23 573.18 Brisbane 80251 -4.5591046 -2.75 80.71 Capricornia 88717 5.5291062 -2.74 125135.92 Dawson 87398 3.9593437 -0.20 22515.11 Dickson 80206 -4.6192029 -1.70 707.53 Fadden 75838 -9.8096668 3.25 523.67 Fairfax 78209 -6.9892107 -1.62 1877.13 Fisher 80564 -4.1895462 1.96 783.99 Forde 80422 -4.3592787 -0.90 5201.75 Griffith 86400 2.7693558 -0.07 59.16 Groom 85038 1.1492665 -1.03 6451.96 Herbert 83435 -0.7692957 -0.71 1997.22 Hinkler 88788 5.6094524 0.96 35330.36 Kennedy 90860 8.0795378 1.87 564701.48 Leichhardt 85467 1.6593124 -0.54 150676.3 Lilley 89238 6.1493928 0.32 142.43 Longman 81230 -3.3995162 1.64 1678.12 McPherson 78087 -7.1394545 0.98 355.46 Maranoa 86946 3.4190922 -2.89 779329.08 Moncrieff 81002 -3.6693173 -0.48 128.89 Moreton 85014 1.1195900 2.43 100.54 Oxley 85035 1.1494729 1.18 299.2 Petrie 84487 0.4994154 0.57 144.78 Rankin 87349 3.8994557 1.00 160.23 Ryan 86856 3.3094484 0.92 411.09 Wide Bay 83953 -0.15 90610 -3.22 19603.91

Queensland 2 354 176 2 621 489 1 734 189.13

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TABLE 4 – SUMMARY OF MOVEMENT OF ELECTORS BETWEEN DIVISIONS

Number of electors remaining in their 1 958 168 Existing Division

Number of electors transferred to another Division 396 008

TOTAL 2 354 176

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MANNER IN WHICH EACH PROPOSED DIVISION HAS BEEN CONSTITUTED

The tables in the following pages set out how each proposed Division is constituted and are arranged under Statistical Local Areas (SLAs). Each SLA comprises a number of CCDs which applied at the 2001 Census of Population and Housing.

2 The SLA is the most widely used unit in the presentation of census data and collectively covers the whole of Queensland without gaps or overlaps. SLAs correspond, in the majority of cases, to Local Government Areas (LGAs). Where a particular LGA is substantially different from the general run of LGAs in terms of size and economic significance, the LGAs can be split into a number of SLAs; a case in point is the City of Brisbane, which covers a large area and is split into some 173 SLAs. For reasons of availability of data, the SLAs used for this redistribution are those in place at the 2001 Census.

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Proposed Division 1 (Blair)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing SLAs of -

Crow's Nest (S) - Pt B (part) 2332 2459 Esk (S) 9517 10267 Gatton (S) 9647 10483 Ipswich (C) - Central (part) 15749 16016 Ipswich (C) - North 4806 5250 Ipswich (C) - South-West (part) 1483 1629 Ipswich (C) - West 4815 5029 Kilcoy (S) 2205 2391 Kingaroy (S) 7742 8140 Laidley (S) 8234 8728 Nanango (S) 5596 6032 Rosalie (S) - Pt B (part) 1013 991

To proposed Division of Blair 73139 77415

From existing SLAs of -

Ipswich (C) - Central (part) 13147 14121 Ipswich (C) - South-West (part) 1071 1175

To proposed Division of Blair 14218 15296

Total for proposed Division of Blair 87357 92711

Parts of existing Division of Blair Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Forde SLAs of -

Boonah (S) (part) 612 620

Transferred to Division of Ryan SLAs of -

Karana Downs-Lake Manchester 3274 3482

Transferred from Division of Blair 3886 4102

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Proposed Division 2 (Bonner)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing SLAs of -

Capalaba West (part) 73 70 Hemmant-Lytton 1594 2183 Lota 1963 2100 Manly 2708 3017 Manly West 6442 7024 Moreton Island 158 158 Ransome 300 301 Wynnum 7789 8006 Wynnum West 7145 8789

To proposed Division of Bonner 28172 31648

From existing SLAs of -

Burbank (part) 621 678

To proposed Division of Bonner 621 678

From existing SLAs of -

Belmont-Mackenzie 2811 3535 Burbank (part) 225 261 Cannon Hill (part) 121 127 Capalaba West (part) 160 163 Carina (part) 1682 2554 Carindale 8932 10978 Chandler 705 780 Gumdale 628 688 Mansfield 6694 7863 Mount Gravatt East (part) 5650 5709 Murarrie (part) 1531 1528 Tingalpa 5753 6496 Upper Mount Gravatt (part) 529 541 Wakerley 1243 2176 Wishart (part) 1010 1168

To proposed Division of Bonner 37674 44567

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Proposed Division 2 (Bonner)

From existing Division of Moreton SLAs of -

Eight Mile Plains (part) 1718 2007 Holland Park West (part) 2620 2620 Mount Gravatt 2104 2127 Rochedale 836 836 Upper Mount Gravatt (part) 4757 4898 Wishart (part) 5809 6587

To proposed Division of Bonner 17844 19075

Total for proposed Division of Bonner 84311 95968

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Proposed Division 3 (Bowman)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07 From existing Division of Bowman SLAs of -

Alexandra Hills 11040 11407 Birkdale 9011 10730 Capalaba 11181 11963 Cleveland 9292 10769 Ormiston 3605 4882 Redland (S) Bal (part) 1509 1661 Sheldon-Mt Cotton (part) 158 185 Thorneside 2326 2403 Thornlands 5152 5612 Wellington Point 5897 7567

To proposed Division of Bowman 59171 67179

From existing Division of Fadden SLAs of -

Carbrook-Cornubia 2138 2545 Loganholme (part) 1352 1441 Redland (S) Bal (part) 3012 3498 Redland Bay 5064 6225 Sheldon-Mt Cotton 2738 3293 Victoria Point 8243 9661

To proposed Division of Bowman 22547 26663

Total for proposed Division of Bowman 81718 93842

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Proposed Division 3 (Bowman)

Parts of existing Division of Bowman Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Bonner SLAs of -

Capalaba West (part) 73 70 Hemmant-Lytton 1594 2183 Lota 1963 2100 Manly 2708 3017 Manly West 6442 7024 Moreton Island 158 158 Ransome 300 301 Wynnum 7789 8006 Wynnum West 7145 8789

Transferred from Division of Bowman 28172 31648

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Proposed Division 4 (Brisbane)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing SLAs of -

Alderley 3671 3850 Ashgrove 7946 8250 Bardon (part) 3601 3966 Bowen Hills 633 759 City - Inner 628 1419 City - Remainder 1044 1707 Enoggera 4585 4517 Fortitude Valley - Inner 552 1465 Fortitude Valley - Remainder 1266 1881 Grange 2660 2986 Herston 1053 1237 Kelvin Grove 2765 3145 Keperra (part) 4451 4541 Mitchelton (part) 2896 3108 New Farm 7163 8516 Newmarket 2876 3132 Newstead 2318 3728 Paddington (part) 2651 2745 Red Hill 3620 3660 Spring Hill 1860 2610 Stafford (part) 617 606 Wilston 2451 2595 Windsor 4185 4337

To proposed Division of Brisbane 65492 74760

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Proposed Division 4 (Brisbane)

From existing SLAs of -

Everton Park (part) 2855 2916 Ferny Grove 3840 4176 Keperra (part) 705 698 Mitchelton (part) 1590 1627 The Gap (incl. Enoggera Res.) (part) 24 25 Upper Kedron 1155 2193

From existing Division of Petrie SLAs of -

Everton Park (part) 2961 2960

From existing Division of Ryan SLA of -

The Gap (incl. Enoggera Res.) (part) 1629 1691

To proposed Division of Brisbane 14759 16286

Total for proposed Division of Brisbane 80251 91046

Parts of existing Division of Brisbane Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Griffith SLAs of -

Dutton Park 947 947 East Brisbane 3207 3329 Greenslopes (part) 18 18 Highgate Hill 3716 3795 Kangaroo Point 3775 4912 South Brisbane 1704 2506 West End 4099 4235 Woolloongabba 2573 2612

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Proposed Division 4 (Brisbane)

Transferred to Division of Ryan SLAs of -

Bardon (part) 2594 2845 Brookfield (incl. Mt C'tha) (part) 1 1 Milton 1093 1009 Paddington (part) 2673 2783 Toowong (part) 4463 5198

Transferred from Division of Brisbane 30863 34190

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Proposed Division 5 (Capricornia)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Capricornia SLAs of -

Belyando (S) 5947 5835 Bowen (S) (part) 1655 1601 Broadsound (S) (part) 3204 2825 Fitzroy (S) - Pt A 2877 3019 Fitzroy (S) - Pt B (part) 3132 3204 Livingstone (S) 17287 19700 Nebo (S) 1194 1142 Rockhampton (C) 38057 38529

To proposed Division of Capricornia 73353 75855

From existing Division of Hinkler SLAs of -

Fitzroy (S) - Pt B (part) 373 388 Mount Morgan (S) 1974 2026

From existing Division of Maranoa SLA of -

Duaringa (S) 4319 3619

From existing Division of Wide Bay SLAs of -

Banana (S) 8698 9174

To proposed Division of Capricornia 15364 15207

Total for proposed Division of Capricornia 88717 91062

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Proposed Division 5 (Capricornia)

Parts of existing Division of Capricornia Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Maranoa SLAs of -

Aramac (S) 553 508 Barcaldine (S) 1098 1104 Ilfracombe (S) 200 200 Jericho (S) 676 720 Longreach (S) 2469 2640 Peak Downs (S) 1755 1858 Winton (S) 1006 1009

Transferred from Division of Capricornia 7757 8039

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Proposed Division 6 (Dawson)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing SLAs of -

Bowen (S) (part) 6141 5995 Broadsound (S) (part) 494 446 Burdekin (S) 12231 12181 Mackay (C) - Pt A 42597 46301 Mackay (C) - Pt B 7090 7819 Mirani (S) 3282 3526 Sarina (S) 6498 6784 Whitsunday (S) 9065 10385

Total for proposed Division of Dawson 87398 93437

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Proposed Division 7 (Dickson)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Dickson SLAs of -

Albany Creek 10035 12242 Bray Park 5837 6210 Central Pine West 8361 11907 Dakabin-Kallangur-M. Downs 14123 16243 Hills District 14495 15363 Lawnton 3597 3571 Petrie 5160 5710 Pine Rivers (S) Bal 10960 13135 Strathpine-Brendale 7638 7648

To proposed Division of Dickson 80206 92029

Parts of existing Division of Dickson Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Brisbane SLAs of -

Everton Park (part) 2855 2916 Ferny Grove 3840 4176 Keperra (part) 705 698 Mitchelton (part) 1590 1627 The Gap (incl. Enoggera Res.) (part) 24 25 Upper Kedron 1155 2193

Transferred from Division of Dickson 10169 11635

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Proposed Division 8 (Fadden)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Fadden SLAs of -

Biggera Waters 3431 3956 Coombabah 5973 7302 Coomera-Cedar Creek (part) 1971 3259 Gold Coast (C) Bal in BSD (part) 2742 3390 Helensvale 7959 9813 Hollywell 1948 1995 Hope Island 2427 3607 Main Beach-Broadwater 266 497 Oxenford (part) 559 733 Paradise Point 3076 3054 Runaway Bay 6054 6473

To proposed Division of Fadden 36406 44079

From existing Division of Forde SLAs of -

Coomera-Cedar Creek (part) 1135 1837 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 4345 8411 Oxenford (part) 4660 5890

From existing Division of Moncrieff SLAs of -

Arundel 4662 7919 Ernest-Molendinar 2138 2674 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 431 549 Labrador 9264 10601 Nerang (part) 2313 2625 Parkwood 5005 5748 Southport (part) 5479 6335

To proposed Division of Fadden 39432 52589

Total for proposed Division of Fadden 75838 96668

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Proposed Division 8 (Fadden)

Parts of existing Division of Fadden Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Bowman SLAs of -

Carbrook-Cornubia 2138 2545 Loganholme (part) 1352 1441 Redland (S) Bal (part) 3012 3498 Redland Bay 5064 6225 Sheldon-Mt Cotton 2738 3293 Victoria Point 8243 9661

Transferred to Division of Bonner SLA of -

Burbank (part) 621 678

Transferred to Division of Rankin SLAs of -

Daisy Hill-Priestdale 2704 3020 Loganholme (part) 637 714 Rochedale South 10116 9914 Shailer Park 6914 7420 Slacks Creek (part) 3306 3303 Springwood 4064 4026

Transferred from Division of Fadden 50909 55738

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Proposed Division 9 (Fairfax)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Fairfax SLAs of -

Maroochy (S) - Coastal North 12259 15916 Maroochy (S) - 8091 8517 Maroochy (S) Bal (part) 12893 15015 Maroochy (S) Bal in S C'st SSD (part) 3973 4654 Noosa (S) - Noosa-Noosaville 6196 7800 Noosa (S) - Sunshine-Peregian 6074 6896 Noosa (S) - 7384 9046 Noosa (S) Bal 9722 11537

To proposed Division of Fairfax 66592 79381

From existing SLAs of -

Maroochy (S) - (part) 5 6 Maroochy (S) - (part) 6255 6546 Maroochy (S) Bal 340 388 Maroochy (S) Bal in S C'st SSD (part) 5017 5786

To proposed Division of Fairfax 11617 12726

Total for proposed Division of Fairfax 78209 92107

Parts of existing Division of Fairfax Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Wide Bay SLAs of -

Cooloola (S) (excl. ) (part) 9085 9977 Cooloola (S) - Gympie only 10376 10521

Transferred from Division of Fairfax 19461 20498

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Proposed Division 10 (Fisher)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Fisher SLAs of -

Caloundra (C) - Caloundra N. 12664 15312 Caloundra (C) - Caloundra S. 11802 14648 Caloundra (C) - Kawana 12474 13476 Caloundra (C) - Rail Corridor (part) 2413 2724 Maroochy (S) - Buderim (part) 22451 28568 Maroochy (S) - Maroochydore (part) 4386 4638 Maroochy (S) - 6814 7337 Maroochy (S) Bal (part) 2399 2791 Maroochy (S) Bal in S C'st SSD (part) 378 423

To proposed Division of Fisher 75781 89917

From existing SLAs of -

Caloundra (C) - Hinterland (part) 4783 5545

To proposed Division of Fisher 4783 5545

Total for proposed Division of Fisher 80564 95462

Parts of existing Division of Fisher Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Fairfax SLAs of -

Maroochy (S) - Buderim (part) 5 6 Maroochy (S) - Maroochydore (part) 6255 6546 Maroochy (S) Bal in S C'st SSD (part) 340 388 Maroochy (S) Bal 5017 5786

Transferred to Division of Longman SLAs of -

Caloundra (C) - Caloundra S. (part) 87 98 Caloundra (C) - Rail Corridor (part) 17 18

Transferred from Division of Fisher 11721 12842

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Proposed Division 11 (Forde)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Forde SLAs of -

Beaudesert (S) - Pt A 17524 20779 Beaudesert (S) - Pt B 16656 18623 Beenleigh 4888 5116 Bethania-Waterford 3414 3960 Boonah (S) (part) 5021 5186 Coomera-Cedar Creek (part) 3084 5254 Eagleby 4895 4985 Edens Landing-Holmview 2911 3694 Gold Coast (C) Bal in BSD (part) 4495 5716 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 796 1066 Logan (C) Bal (part) 267 289 Loganholme (part) 3368 3979 Loganlea (part) 3932 4228 Mt Warren Park 3438 3624 Tanah Merah (part) 0 0 Waterford West 3269 3601 Windaroo-Bannockburn 1623 1836

To proposed Division of Forde 79581 91936

From existing Division of Blair SLA of -

Boonah (S) (part) 612 620

From existing Division of Oxley SLA of -

Boonah (S) (part) 229 231

To proposed Division of Forde 841 851

Total for proposed Division of Forde 80422 92787

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Proposed Division 11 (Forde)

Parts of existing Division of Forde Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Fadden SLAs of -

Coomera-Cedar Creek (part) 1135 1837 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 4345 8411 Oxenford (part) 4660 5890

Transferred from Division of Forde 10140 16138

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Proposed Division 12 (Griffith)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Griffith SLAs of -

Balmoral 2485 2555 Bulimba 2800 3211 Camp Hill 6700 6953 Cannon Hill (part) 3031 3495 Carina (part) 4516 4817 Carina Heights 3950 4136 Coorparoo 9600 10119 Greenslopes (part) 2297 2324 Hawthorne 2721 2997 Holland Park 5098 5117 Morningside 5531 6348 Mount Gravatt East (part) 1042 1360 Murarrie (part) 0 0 Norman Park 4661 4987

To proposed Division of Griffith 54432 58419

From existing Division of Brisbane SLAs of -

Dutton Park 947 947 East Brisbane 3207 3329 Greenslopes (part) 18 18 Highgate Hill 3716 3795 Kangaroo Point 3775 4912 South Brisbane 1704 2506 West End 4099 4235 Woolloongabba 2573 2612

From existing Division of Moreton SLAs of -

Annerley (part) 3200 3366 Fairfield 1635 1655 Greenslopes (part) 2789 3091 Holland Park West (part) 1340 1395 Yeronga (part) 2965 3278

To proposed Division of Griffith 31968 35139

Total for proposed Division of Griffith 86400 93558

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Proposed Division 12 (Griffith)

Parts of existing Division of Griffith Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Bonner SLAs of -

Belmont-Mackenzie 2811 3535 Burbank (part) 225 261 Cannon Hill (part) 121 127 Capalaba West (part) 160 163 Carina (part) 1682 2554 Carindale 8932 10978 Chandler 705 780 Gumdale 628 688 Mansfield 6694 7863 Mount Gravatt East (part) 5650 5709 Murarrie (part) 1531 1528 Tingalpa 5753 6496 Upper Mount Gravatt (part) 529 541 Wakerley 1243 2176 Wishart (part) 1010 1168

Transferred from Division of Griffith 37674 44567

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Proposed Division 13 (Groom)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Groom SLAs of -

Cambooya (S) - Pt A 2066 2677 Cambooya (S) - Pt B 1354 1425 Clifton (S) 1706 1766 Crow's Nest (S) - Pt A 4568 5638 Crow's Nest (S) - Pt B (part) 303 320 Jondaryan (S) - Pt A 3867 4826 Jondaryan (S) - Pt B 4618 4809 Pittsworth (S) 2957 3178 Rosalie (S) - Pt A 2533 2997 Rosalie (S) - Pt B (part) 2140 2099 Toowoomba (C) - Central 9569 9610 Toowoomba (C) - North-East 6839 7163 Toowoomba (C) - North-West 12224 12282 Toowoomba (C) - South-East 15679 18552 Toowoomba (C) - West 14615 15323

Total for proposed Division of Groom 85038 92665

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Proposed Division 14 (Herbert)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing SLAs of -

Aitkenvale 3216 3287 City 937 1247 Cranbrook 4261 4472 Currajong 1888 1889 Douglas 2054 2875 Garbutt 1680 1694 Gulliver 2162 2203 Heatley 2945 2962 Hermit Park 2338 2415 Hinchinbrook (S) - Palm Island 1098 1150 Hinchinbrook (S) excl. Palm I. (part) 11 8 Hyde Park-Mysterton 1540 1544 Kelso 4784 5215 Kirwan 12891 15214 Magnetic Island 1360 1495 Mt Louisa-Mt St John-Bohle 2550 3108 Mundingburra 2598 2645 Murray 6422 7338 North Ward-Castle Hill 3615 4225 Oonoonba-Idalia-Cluden 1493 2519 Pallarenda-Shelley Beach 698 717 Pimlico 1718 1848 Railway Estate 1963 2034 Rosslea 1081 1143 Rowes Bay-Belgian Gardens 1562 1628 South 1220 1396 Stuart-Roseneath 466 469 Thuringowa (C) - Pt A Bal (part) 5182 5954 Townsville (C) - Pt B 2382 2578 Vincent 1476 1413 West End 2582 2948 Wulguru 3262 3324

To proposed Division of Herbert 83435 92957

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Proposed Division 14 (Herbert)

Parts of existing Division of Herbert Transferred as follows

Transferred to SLAs of -

Thuringowa (C) - Pt A Bal (part) 5416 6173 Thuringowa (C) - Pt B (part) 1774 2006

Transferred from Division of Herbert 7190 8179

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Proposed Division 15 (Hinkler)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Hinkler SLAs of -

Bundaberg (C) 29858 30885 Burnett (S) - Pt A 8643 10074 Burnett (S) - Pt B 7443 8337 Calliope (S) - Pt A 7627 8735 Calliope (S) - Pt B 1844 1898 Gladstone (C) 17538 18207 Isis (S) 3994 4099 Miriam Vale (S) 2956 3388

To proposed Division of Hinkler 79903 85623

From existing Division of Wide Bay SLAs of -

Eidsvold (S) 647 660 Gayndah (S) 1860 1875 Kolan (S) 2809 3036 Monto (S) 1869 1665 Mundubbera (S) 1404 1371 Perry (S) 296 294

To proposed Division of Hinkler 8885 8901

Total for proposed Division of Hinkler 88788 94524

Parts of existing Division of Hinkler Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Capricornia SLAs of -

Fitzroy (S) - Pt B 373 388 Mount Morgan (S) 1974 2026

Transferred from Division of Hinkler 2347 2414

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Proposed Division 16 (Kennedy)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Kennedy SLAs of -

Atherton (S) 7039 7596 Boulia (S) 336 359 Burke (S) 751 1123 Cairns (C) - Pt B (part) 2808 2824 Cairns (C) - Trinity (part) 3115 3607 Cardwell (S) 5757 6945 Carpentaria (S) (part) 1258 1542 Charters Towers (C) 4940 4986 Cloncurry (S) 1810 2225 Croydon (S) 189 189 Dalrymple (S) 2349 2417 Eacham (S) 4120 4240 Etheridge (S) 559 603 Flinders (S) 1346 1272 Herberton (S) 3173 3343 Hinchinbrook (S) excl. Palm I. (part) 8325 7973 Johnstone (S) 11707 11743 Mareeba (S) (part) 8249 8481 McKinlay (S) 636 577 Mornington (S) 655 745 Mount Isa (C) 11106 10588 Richmond (S) 656 703 Thuringowa (C) - Pt B (part) 2783 3115 Unincorp. Islands 3 3

To proposed Division of Kennedy 83670 87199

From existing Division of Herbert SLAs of -

Thuringowa (C) - Pt A Bal (part) 5416 6173 Thuringowa (C) - Pt B (part) 1774 2006

To proposed Division of Kennedy 7190 8179

Total for proposed Division of Kennedy 90860 95378

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Proposed Division 17 (Leichhardt)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Leichhardt SLAs of -

Aurukun (S) 678 922 Cairns (C) - Barron 10568 11929 Cairns (C) - Central Suburbs 12079 12001 Cairns (C) - City 3437 2932 Cairns (C) - Mt Whitfield 7421 7528 Cairns (C) - Northern Suburbs 7921 8722 Cairns (C) - Pt B (part) 1112 1374 Cairns (C) - Trinity (part) 14330 17070 Cairns (C) - Western Suburbs 7392 7749 Carpentaria (S) (part) 1090 1202 Cook (S) (excl. Weipa) 3763 4473 Cook (S) - Weipa only 1002 808 Douglas (S) 6227 7220 Mareeba (S) (part) 2965 3118 Torres (S) 5482 6076

Total for proposed Division of Leichhardt 85467 93124

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Proposed Division 18 (Lilley)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Lilley SLAs of -

Albion 1535 1581 Ascot 3327 3509 Aspley (part) 4034 4252 Banyo 3415 3458 Boondall 5505 6447 Bracken Ridge (part) 36 51 Brighton 5887 6080 Chermside (part) 2021 2221 Clayfield 6336 6593 Deagon 2188 2145 Geebung 2918 2886 Hamilton 2902 3119 Hendra 2617 2711 Kedron (part) 7396 7572 Lutwyche 1688 1683 Northgate 2584 2684 Nudgee 1325 1378 Nudgee Beach 252 252 Nundah 5746 6096 Pinkenba-Eagle Farm 239 240 Sandgate 4480 4511 Stafford (part) 901 878 Stafford Heights (part) 222 214 Taigum-Fitzgibbon (part) 2747 4235 Virginia 1266 1211 Wavell Heights 6151 6293 Wooloowin 3568 3606 Zillmere 5166 5082

To proposed Division of Lilley 86452 90988

From existing Division of Petrie SLAs of -

Chermside (part) 2143 2291 Kedron (part) 643 649

To proposed Division of Lilley 2786 2940

Total for proposed Division of Lilley 89238 93928

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Proposed Division 19 (Longman)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Longman SLAs of -

Bribie Island 11494 14837 Burpengary-Narangba 11255 14176 Caboolture (S) - Central 10488 11657 Caboolture (S) - East 9348 11142 Caboolture (S) - Pt B 3039 3637 Caboolture (S) Bal in BSD 7962 9440 Caloundra (C) - Hinterland (part) 220 262 Caloundra (C) - Rail Corridor (part) 8082 8928 Deception Bay (part) 8349 9068 Morayfield 10889 11899

To proposed Division of Longman 81126 95046

From existing Division of Fisher SLAs of -

Caloundra (C) - Caloundra S. (part) 87 98 Caloundra (C) - Rail Corridor (part) 17 18

To proposed Division of Longman 104 116

Total for proposed Division of Longman 81230 95162

Parts of existing Division of Longman Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Fisher SLAs of -

Caloundra (C) - Hinterland (part) 4783 5545

Transferred from Division of Longman 4783 5545

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Proposed Division 20 (McPherson)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of McPherson SLAs of -

Bilinga 991 1155 Burleigh Heads 5317 6277 Burleigh Waters (part) 6272 7342 Carrara-Merrimac (part) 1817 2152 Coolangatta 3085 3761 Currumbin 1838 2020 Currumbin Waters 6599 7178 Elanora 7674 9085 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 9599 13452 Mermaid Wtrs-Clear Is. Wtrs (part) 2475 2955 Miami (part) 19 20 Mudgeeraba 5343 5621 Palm Beach 9162 9840 Robina (part) 10568 15149 Stephens 2950 3319 Tugun 3307 4081 Worongary-Tallai (part) 1071 1138

To proposed Division of McPherson 78087 94545

Parts of existing Division of McPherson Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Moncrieff SLAs of -

Broadbeach (part) 542 554 Broadbeach Waters (part) 1311 1356 Burleigh Waters (part) 2549 3028 Mermaid Beach 3336 4097 Mermaid Wtrs-Clear Is. Wtrs (part) 6612 7119 Miami (part) 3847 4321 Robina (part) 1269 1362

Transferred from Division of McPherson 19466 21837

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Proposed Division 21 (Maranoa)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Maranoa SLAs of -

Balonne (S) 3298 3749 Barcoo (S) 288 288 Bauhinia (S) 1476 1544 Bendemere (S) 682 661 Blackall (S) 1240 1235 Booringa (S) 1287 1291 Bulloo (S) 306 308 Bungil (S) 1416 1432 Chinchilla (S) 4000 4137 Dalby (T) 6362 6555 Diamantina (S) 170 170 Emerald (S) 7540 7916 Goondiwindi (T) 3087 3367 Inglewood (S) 1905 1856 Isisford (S) 209 209 Millmerran (S) 2038 2376 Murilla (S) 1835 1811 Murweh (S) 3273 3389 Paroo (S) 1464 1406 Quilpie (S) 714 626 Roma (T) 4103 4288 Stanthorpe (S) 7095 7541 Tambo (S) 441 463 Tara (S) 2466 2667 Taroom (S) 1881 1805 Waggamba (S) 2016 2171 Wambo (S) 3618 3701 Warroo (S) 753 816 Warwick (S) - Central 7373 7556 Warwick (S) - East 2902 3045 Warwick (S) - North 1730 1937 Warwick (S) - West 2221 2567

To proposed Division of Maranoa 79189 82883

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Proposed Division 21 (Maranoa)

From existing Division of Capricornia SLAs of -

Aramac (S) 553 508 Barcaldine (S) 1098 1104 Ilfracombe (S) 200 200 Jericho (S) 676 720 Longreach (S) 2469 2640 Peak Downs (S) 1755 1858 Winton (S) 1006 1009

To proposed Division of Maranoa 7757 8039

Total for proposed Division of Maranoa 86946 90922

Parts of existing Division of Maranoa Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Capricornia SLAs of -

Duaringa (S) 4319 3619

Transferred from Division of Capricornia 4319 3619

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Proposed Division 22 (Moncrieff)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Moncrieff SLAs of -

Ashmore 6952 7568 Benowa 4250 4995 Broadbeach (part) 1658 2227 Broadbeach Waters (part) 3895 4071 Bundall 2757 2823 Carrara-Merrimac (part) 6466 8177 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 453 590 Main Beach-Broadwater 2308 2493 Nerang (part) 10773 12397 Southport (part) 8657 9444 Surfers Paradise 8974 11746 Worongary-Tallai (part) 4393 4805

To proposed Division of Moncrieff 61536 71336

From existing Division of McPherson SLAs of -

Broadbeach (part) 542 554 Broadbeach Waters (part) 1311 1356 Burleigh Waters (part) 2549 3028 Mermaid Beach 3336 4097 Mermaid Wtrs-Clear Is. Wtrs (part) 6612 7119 Miami (part) 3847 4321 Robina (part) 1269 1362

To proposed Division of Moncrieff 19466 21837

Total for proposed Division of Moncrieff 81002 93173

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Proposed Division 22 (Moncrieff)

Parts of existing Division of Moncrieff Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Fadden SLAs of -

Arundel 4662 7919 Ernest-Molendinar 2138 2674 Guanaba-Currumbin Valley (part) 431 549 Labrador 9264 10601 Nerang (part) 2313 2625 Parkwood 5005 5748 Southport (part) 5479 6335

Transferred from Division of Moncrieff 29292 36451

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Proposed Division 23 (Moreton)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Moreton SLAs of -

Annerley (part) 2778 2974 Archerfield 363 375 Chelmer 1852 1907 Coopers Plains 2689 2718 Eight Mile Plains (part) 5123 6295 Graceville 2723 2969 MacGregor 3719 3719 Moorooka 6212 6452 Nathan 770 770 Robertson 2884 3364 Rocklea 970 974 Runcorn (part) 3013 3839 Salisbury 3662 3705 Sherwood 3274 3426 Sunnybank 5247 5685 Tarragindi 6833 6859 Yeerongpilly 1583 1750 Yeronga (part) 553 563

To proposed Division of Moreton 54248 58344

From existing Division of Rankin SLAs of -

Acacia Ridge (part) 6 6 Algester 4931 5157 Calamvale (part) 5613 7279 Kuraby (part) 104 120 Parkinson-Drewvale (part) 4101 6932 Runcorn (part) 4205 5019 Stretton-Karawatha 1454 1653 Sunnybank Hills 10352 11390

To proposed Division of Moreton 30766 37556

Total for proposed Division of Moreton 85014 95900

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Proposed Division 23 (Moreton)

Parts of existing Division of Moreton Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Bonner SLAs of -

Eight Mile Plains (part) 1718 2007 Holland Park West (part) 2620 2620 Mount Gravatt 2104 2127 Rochedale 836 836 Upper Mount Gravatt (part) 4757 4898 Wishart (part) 5809 6587

Transferred to Division of Griffith SLAs of -

Annerley (part) 3200 3366 Fairfield 1635 1655 Greenslopes (part) 2789 3091 Holland Park West (part) 1340 1395 Yeronga (part) 2965 3278

Transferred to Division of Rankin SLAs of -

Eight Mile Plains (part) 58 71 Kuraby (part) 2003 3955 Runcorn (part) 0 0 Slacks Creek (part) 4 4 Underwood 2276 2855

Transferred from Division of Moreton 34114 38745

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Proposed Division 24 (Oxley)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Oxley SLAs of -

Acacia Ridge (part) 4258 4365 Browns Plains (part) 1574 1706 Darra-Sumner (part) 183 187 Doolandella-Forest Lake 8627 10798 Durack 3878 3988 Ellen Grove 2303 3245 Greenbank-Boronia Heights (part) 0 0 Inala 7553 7865 Ipswich (C) - Central (part) 15709 15816 Ipswich (C) - East 24346 27257 Oxley (part) 399 471 Pallara-Heathwood-Larapinta 475 463 Richlands 554 604 Wacol 1480 1451 Willawong 123 123

To proposed Division of Oxley 71462 78339

From existing Division of Ryan SLAs of -

Corinda 3039 3355 Darra-Sumner (part) 2218 2318 Oxley (part) 3764 4008 Seventeen Mile Rocks 4552 6709

From existing Division of Rankin SLAs of -

Greenbank-Boronia Heights 0 0

To proposed Division of Oxley 13573 16390

Total for proposed Division of Oxley 85035 94729

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Proposed Division 24 (Oxley)

Parts of existing Division of Oxley Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Blair SLAs of -

Ipswich (C) - Central (part) 13147 14121 Ipswich (C) - South-West (part) 1071 1175

Transferred to Division of Forde SLAs of -

Boonah (S) (part) 229 231

Transferred from Division of Oxley 14447 15527

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Proposed Division 25 (Petrie)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Petrie SLAs of -

Aspley (part) 4354 4660 Bald Hills 4006 4229 Bracken Ridge (part) 9672 10433 Bridgeman Downs 4278 4980 Carseldine 4616 5019 Chermside West 4486 4755 Clontarf 5530 5121 Deception Bay (part) 2367 2683 Griffin-Mango Hill 2705 7332 Margate-Woody Point 7310 7671 McDowall 4672 5299 Redcliffe-Scarborough 12757 13246 Rothwell-Kippa-Ring 8843 9689 Stafford (part) 2430 2378 Stafford Heights (part) 4752 4617 Taigum-Fitzgibbon (part) 1709 2042

Total for proposed Division of Petrie 84487 94154

Parts of existing Division of Petrie Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Brisbane SLA of -

Everton Park (part) 2961 2960

Transferred to Division of Lilley SLAs of -

Chermside (part) 2143 2291 Kedron (part) 643 649

Transferred from Division of Petrie 5747 5900

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Proposed Division 26 (Rankin)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Rankin SLAs of -

Browns Plains (part) 14094 15740 Greenbank-Boronia Heights (part) 4519 4694 Kingston 7049 6975 Kuraby (part) 1076 1350 Logan (C) Bal (part) 988 1089 Loganholme (part) 2425 2880 Loganlea (part) 163 196 Marsden 9490 10371 Parkinson-Drewvale (part) 310 500 Slacks Creek (part) 3724 3708 Stretton-Karawatha 615 1013 Tanah Merah (part) 565 561 Woodridge 10249 10198

To proposed Division of Rankin 55267 59275

From existing Division of Fadden SLAs of -

Daisy Hill-Priestdale 2704 3020 Loganholme (part) 637 714 Rochedale South 10116 9914 Shailer Park 6914 7420 Slacks Creek (part) 3306 3303 Springwood 4064 4026

From existing Division of Moreton SLAs of -

Eight Mile Plains (part) 58 71 Kuraby (part) 2003 3955 Runcorn (part) 0 0 Slacks Creek (part) 4 4 Underwood 2276 2855

To proposed Division of Rankin 32082 35282

Total for proposed Division of Rankin 87349 94557

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Proposed Division 26 (Rankin)

Parts of existing Division of Rankin Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Moreton SLAs of -

Acacia Ridge 6 6 Algester 4931 5157 Calamvale 5613 7279 Kuraby 104 120 Parkinson-Drewvale 4101 6932 Runcorn 4205 5019 Stretton-Karawatha 1454 1653 Sunnybank Hills 10352 11390

Transferred to Division of Oxley SLAs of -

Greenbank-Boronia Heights 0 0

Transferred from Division of Rankin 30766 37556

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Proposed Division 27 (Ryan)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Ryan SLAs of -

Anstead 689 718 Bellbowrie 3022 3576 Brookfield (incl. Mt C'tha) (part) 2340 2892 Chapel Hill 7085 7437 Darra-Sumner (part) 117 146 Fig Tree Pocket 2020 2290 Indooroopilly 6643 7325 Jamboree Heights 2270 2580 Jindalee 3714 3624 Kenmore 5968 6100 Kenmore Hills 1732 1838 Middle Park 2782 2778 Moggill 899 1331 Mount Ommaney 1498 1734 Pinjarra Hills 300 300 Pullenvale 1637 2144 Riverhills 2471 2817 St Lucia 5449 5655 Taringa 4829 5465 The Gap (incl. Enoggera Res.) (part) 9393 9730 Toowong (part) 4591 4761 Upper Brookfield 399 452 Westlake 2910 3473

To proposed Division of Ryan 72758 79166

From existing Division of Blair SLA of -

Karana Downs-Lake Manchester 3274 3482

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Proposed Division 27 (Ryan)

From existing Division of Brisbane SLAs of -

Bardon (part) 2594 2845 Brookfield (incl. Mt C'tha) (part) 1 1 Milton 1093 1009 Paddington (part) 2673 2783 Toowong (part) 4463 5198

To proposed Division of Ryan 14098 15318

Total for proposed Division of Ryan 86856 94484

Parts of existing Division of Ryan Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Brisbane SLA of -

The Gap (incl. Enoggera Res.) (part) 1629 1691

Transferred to Division of Oxley SLAs of -

Corinda 3039 3355 Darra-Sumner (part) 2218 2318 Oxley (part) 3764 4008 Seventeen Mile Rocks 4552 6709

Transferred from Division of Ryan 15202 18081

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Proposed Division 28 (Wide Bay)

How Constituted Actual Projected Enrolment Enrolment 12-Mar-03 31-Jul-07

From existing Division of Wide Bay SLAs of -

Biggenden (S) 1089 1052 Cooloola (S) (excl. Gympie) 2885 3535 Hervey Bay (C) - Pt A 28168 31590 Hervey Bay (C) - Pt B 2355 2797 Kilkivan (S) 2214 2245 Maryborough (C) 17037 17402 Murgon (S) 2721 2929 Tiaro (S) 3157 3452 Wondai (S) 2773 2862 Woocoo (S) 2093 2248

To proposed Division of Wide Bay 64492 70112

From existing Division of Fairfax SLAs of -

Cooloola (S) (excl. Gympie) 9085 9977 Cooloola (S) - Gympie only 10376 10521

To proposed Division of Wide Bay 19461 20498

Total for proposed Division of Wide Bay 83953 90610

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Proposed Division 28 (Wide Bay)

Parts of existing Division of Wide Bay Transferred as follows

Transferred to Division of Capricornia SLAs of -

Banana (S) 8698 9174

Transferred to Division of Hinkler SLAs of -

Eidsvold (S) 647 660 Gayndah (S) 1860 1875 Kolan (S) 2809 3036 Monto (S) 1869 1665 Mundubbera (S) 1404 1371 Perry (S) 296 294

Transferred from Division of Wide Bay 17583 18075

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