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Queensland Pre-Poll Offices 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Albert Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Albert Unit 11, 178 Siganto Drive, HELENSVALE QLD (07) 3036 4901 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri 4212 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Algester Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 1 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Algester Central Park Medical Centre, Shop 3, 168 Algester (07) 3036 4902 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Road, ALGESTER QLD 4115 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Ashgrove Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Ashgrove The Gap Village Shopping Centre, Shop 31/32, (07) 3036 4903 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri 1000 Waterworks Road, THE GAP QLD 4061 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 2 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Aspley Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Aspley Homemaker City Aspley, Suite 2/3, Level 1 815 (07) 3036 4904 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Zillmere Road, ASPLEY QLD 4034 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Barron River Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 3 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Barron River Redlynch Shopping Centre, Shop 20, Cnr Redlynch (07) 3036 4907 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Connection & Larsen Roads, REDLYNCH QLD 9am-5pm 4870 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Beaudesert Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Beaudesert Beaudesert Courthouse, 29 William Street, (07) 5542 2055 (07) 5542 2050 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BEAUDESERT QLD 4285 8:30am-4:30pm 23 Mar: Fri 8:30am-6:00pm Boonah 70 High Street, BOONAH QLD 4310 (07) 5463 2165 (07) 5463 2167 2 Mar - 22 Mar: Mon-Fri 8:30am-12:00pm, 2:00pm- 4:30pm 23 Mar: Fri 8:30am-12:00pm, 2:00pm-6:00pm Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 4 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Beaudesert 87 Brisbane Street, BEAUDESERT QLD 4285 (07) 3036 4908 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Brisbane Central Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Kelvin Grove QUT The Refectory Building, QUT - Kelvin Grove 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Campus, Victoria Park Road, KELVIN GROVE QLD 9am-5pm 4059 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 5 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Brisbane G5/Ground Floor 67 Astor Terrace, SPRING HILL (07) 3036 4909 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Central QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Broadwater Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Burleigh Fradgley Hall (Above Council Library), Park 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Avenue (cnr Ocean Street), BURLEIGH QLD 4220 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Maroochydore Centre Msc- Millwell Rd Community Ctr, 11 Millwell Road 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri East, MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Noosa Centre Christian Outreach Ctr, Cnr Eumundi Noosa & 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri Beckmans Roads, NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Office of the Returning Officer for Broadwater Unit 5, 2 Kendor Street, ARUNDEL QLD 4214 (07) 3036 4910 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Surfers Paradise Centre 94 Bundall Road, BUNDALL QLD 4217, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri AUSTRALIA 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri 9am-6:00pm Friday March 2 2012 1:55 PM Page 6 of 79 2012 State General Election Pre-Poll Offices in Queensland - All Electoral Districts - All Office Types Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Buderim Prepoll Name Address Phone Fax Opening Hours Brisbane CBD Centre Primary Industry Building, 80 Ann Street, 2 Mar - 22 Mar : Mon-Fri BRISBANE CITY QLD 4000 9am-5pm 23 Mar: Fri
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