DOCSLIB.ORG

Legislative Assembly Hansard 1961

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Legislative Assembly Hansard 1961 Queensland Parliamentary Debates [Hansard] Legislative Assembly WEDNESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 1961 Electronic reproduction of original hardcopy 320 Address in Reply [ASSEMBLY] Questions WEDNESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER, 1961 Mr. SPEAKER (Hon. D. E. Nicholson, Murrumba) took the chair at 11 a.m. QUESTIONS TRAFFIC CROSSINGS FOR BLIND PERSONS Mr. BROMLEY (Norman) asked the l\1 inister for Labour and Industry- " In view of his action in having installed traffic and pedestrian lights in Cornwall Street, Annerley, near the Blind Institution, which have brought forth many words of commendation, will he consider the erection of two inexpensive signs, reading "Blind persons cross here" in Cornwall Street, Thompson Estate, to be placed one on each side of Cornwall Street on opposite approaches to Bus Stop 17 near Knight Street?" Hon. K. J. MORRIS (Mt. Coot-tha) replied- "This matter will be investigated, and if found that blind people also regularly cross at this point, as well as the other, the signs will be erected." EXPENDITURE ON BURANDA SCHOOLS Mr. BROMLEY (Norman) asked the Minister for Education and Migration- "Excluding normal supplies of essential school requirements, how much money has been spent on improvements and maintenance from July 1, 1960, to June 30, 1961, on (a) Buranda Girls School, (b) Buranda Boys School, (c) Buranda Infants School and (d) East Brisbane State School?" Hon. J. C. A. PIZZEY (Isis) replied- "The Honourable Member is informed that expenditure on improvements and maintenance at the three Buranda Schools and at Brisbane East State School during the period from July 1, 1960, to June 30, 1961, was as follows:-Buranda Boys State School, £292 12s.; Buranda Girls State School, £193 13s. 7d.; Buranda Infants State School, £309 7s. 7d.; Brisbane East State School, £1,219 2s. 5d." BLACK LIST AT COLLINSVILLE Mr. DUGGAN (Toowoomba West­ Leader of the Opposition) asked the Minister for Public Works and Local Government- "Is it a fact that the black list, which has been operated against unemployed in Collinsville by the Scottsville Mine, a sub­ sidiary of Mount Isa Mines, and the Davis Brothers' open-cut, has now been Questions [13 SEPTEMBER] Questions 321 adopted by the Wangaratta Shire Council, Roads (Contribution to Maintenance) Acts. whose engineer ignores the Collinsville The following table illustrates the Clerk of Petty Sessions office, where the position:- unemployed are registered, and will not call for labour from that office?" 1957-1958 1960-1961 1. Average number of men Hon. H. RICHTER (Somerset) replied- employed on Main "! have no knowledge of the black list Roads works- (a) by Main Roads mentioned by the Honourable Member. Department . 1,885 2,116 Enquiries disclose that it has been the (b) by Councils. 2, 722 2, 819 practice for some years past for the 2. Grants made by the Wangaratta Shire Council to select labour Government to Coun­ cils- from applicants recorded in the shire office (a) Under Common- as unemployed and seeking employment wealth Aid Roads Act £1,250,000 £1,828,500 (b) Under Roads (Con- with the Council. The matter is one of tribution to Main- policy entirely in the hands of the Council." tenance) Acts £65,350 £475,575 (a) (a) The collection of these charges commenced in NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN DEPARTMENT OF February, 1958. This represents the disbursement of MAIN ROADS collections for one quarter only." Mr. DUGGAN (Toowoomba West­ Leader of the Opposition) asked the WAITING TIME FOR DENTAL TREATMENT, TOOWOOMBA GENERAL HOSPITAL Minister for Development, Mines, Main Roads and Electricity- Mr. DUGGAN (Toowoomba West­ "What were the numbers of employees Leader of the Opposition) asked the Minister in each of the South-eastern, South­ for Health and Home Affairs- western, Central and Northern Divisions "In view of the published statements of of the Main Roads Department as at Mr. J. Seawright, Secretary of the Too­ June 30, 1957, and June 30, 1961?" woomba General Hospital, that the aver­ age waiting time for operative work, Hon. E. EVANS (Mirani) replied- including extractions, at the dental clinic was three months and that the waiting "Employment at- time for denture work was six to eight months, is he able to give an assurance I that everything possible is being done and June 30, 1957 June 30, 1961 will continue to be done to overcome this serious time lag at the Toowoomba South Eastern Division 1,519 1,520 clinic?" South~ Western Division :: 1,234 1,071 Central Division .. 812 916 Northern Division 876 982 Hon. H. W. NOBLE (Yeronga) replied- Depot, Workshops a,;;d Miscellaneous Employees "Everything possible has been, and will (all Divisions) .. 446 513 continue to be, done to overcome the waiting time for treatment not only at the Total 4,887 5,002 Toowoomba Dental Clinic, but at other Dental Clinics. As a result of the shortage By its very nature the work of the Main of Dentists, which has prevailed for some Roads Department does not involve the years, it has not been possible to comtem­ employment of large and ever-increasing plate any expansion of the Dental Clinic numbers of men. It is logical and services and efforts have been concentrated economic to utilise a large amount of on maintaining existing services." plant to mechanise road construction as much as possible and the greater the degree of mechanisation the fewer the men EVICTION OF TENANTS FROM STATE RENTAL employed and the more work there is HousEs performed. Thus expenditure rather than Mr. LLOYD (Kedron) asked the Treasurer the number of men employed is the and Minister for Housing- criterion of the amount of work carried "(1) How many tenants of State rental out under "The Main Roads Acts." It is houses in the metropolitan area were appropriate to point out that in addition evicted by the Housing Commission during to the men employed by the Department the twelve months ended (a) June 30, 1960, directly there are many men employed and (b) June 30, 1961?" by Councils on Main Roads work and many more employed on other than Main "(2) How many tenants facing eviction Roads work. This latter type of employ­ have been granted extensions of time under ment is assisted to an appreciable extent "The State Housing Acts Amendment Act by the Government's action in allocating of 1961'?" to Local Authorities, funds received by "(3) How many of these tenants who the State under the Commonwealth Aid have been granted extensions of time have Act and collected by the State under the subsequently been evicted?" 11 322 Questions [ASSEMBLY] Questions "(4) How many tenants have been means of Relief Assistance, Free Rail evicted under this legislation without Passes, Free School Books and Requisites having extensions granted to them?" for children attending Primary Schools. Free Medical and Medicine Service, Free Hon. T. A. HILEY (Chatsworth) replied- Surgical Aids and Spectacles, Assistance "(1) (a) 21; (b) 15." to meet arrears of Rent, and in many "(2 to 4) There was no amendment other ways. The Honourable Member to the State Housing Act in 1960. If, as I may be assured that the position of these suspect, he is confused with 1961, the people is constantly under review." answer is-Nil, in respect of 'The State Housing Acts Amendment Act of 1961'. I TIME LOST BY Ex-SERVICEMEN IN SEEKING might add that no warrants of possession MEDICAL ATTENTION have yet been sought under the 1961 Act but the first batch of such proceedings are Mr. BROMLEY (Norman) asked the now imminent." Premier- "(1) Is it a fact that employees of Gov­ CLOSURE OF CAIRNCROSS DOCK ernment and semi-Governmental Depart­ ments lose wages when as a result of Mr. BROMLEY (Norman) asked the injuries or sickness caused through war Minister for Labour and Industry- service they attend the Repatriation Depart­ "(1) In view of the fact that Cairncross ment or doctors during working hours?" Dock will be closed until mid-November "(2) If so, when did this practice first for conversion to electrically-operated come into operation and by whose direc­ machinery, will this result in the dismissal tion?" or displacement of any employees during the closure period?" Hon. G. F. R. NICKLIN (Landsborough) "(2) If the closure will cause dismissals, replied- will he give consideration to finding alter­ (1 and 2) Obviously, I cannot give native employment for these displaced information upon this matter in respect of workers?" semi-Governmental Departments. Nor, indeed, without very extensive inquiries, Hon. K. J. MORRIS (Mt. Coot-tha) can I elicit information affecting particu­ replied- lar cases in a Governmental work-force "The Cairncross dock does not come of over 65,000 employees. I can give an under my administration." assurance, however, that, as far as can be ascertained from inquiries which have INCREASED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR been made subsequent to the asking of this UNEMPLOYED PERSONS question, generous consideration is given to officers and employees throughout the Mr. BROMLEY (Norman) asked the Crown Service in the cases of absences Premier- from duty by reason of injuries or sickness "(1) Did he read the statement in 'the directly attributable to war service. There Courier-Mail' of Friday, September 8, that is certainly no recently established prac­ the New South Wales State Government tice of the nature implied in the question has increased by fifty per centum the assist­ which has been asked. If a specific case ance it provides for unemployed people has actuated the Honourable Member in who have no money?" asking this question, I should be glad to "(2) If he did, is he in favour of such receive full particulars concerning it so a scheme being implemented in Queens­ that it could be investigated." land?" "(3) If he is in favour, will he and his EMPLOYMENT OF MARRIED WOMEN TEACHERS Government give consideration to the immediate implementation of such a Mr.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Domestic Parcels Guide
    auspost.com.au Domestic parcels guide January 2015 Domestic parcels guide – January 2015 1 Australia Post headquarters GPO Box 1777 MELBOURNE VIC 3001 Domestic parcels guide January 2015 ■ Purpose The Domestic parcels guide contains the standards of the Australian Postal Corporation regarding parcel services within Australia. This guide is revised and published periodically. ■ Terms and Conditions of service Under the Australian Postal Corporation Act 1989, the Board of the Australian Postal Corporation determines the terms and conditions that apply to postal services. Terms and conditions are contained in the Australia Post Terms and Conditions (APT&C) and Determination of Postage Charges (Rates Determination), which are available on our website at auspost.com.au/terms. ■ Disclaimer Although Australia Post has made every effort to ensure accuracy of the contents of this guide at the time of publication, Australia Post makes no warranty, guarantee or representation regarding the correctness, completeness, reliability, suitability or accuracy of this guide. The information in this guide may be revised at any time and services may be modified, added to or withdrawn without notice. Up-to-date information is available from any post office. Australia Post shall not be liable to any person for any loss or damage of any kind whatsoever arising from any errors or omissions in this guide or from reliance placed upon all or any part of the contents of this guide. ■ Instructions The Domestic parcels guide contains references to other guides in the series. These are listed below and available for download from auspost.com.au/postguides. • Dangerous and prohibited goods and packaging guide (8833729) • General Post guide (8837578) • International mail services guide (8833730) • Letter products and services guide (8833731).
    [Show full text]
  • Legislative Assembly Hansard 1899
    Queensland Parliamentary Debates [Hansard] Legislative Assembly THURSDAY, 21 DECEMBER 1899 Electronic reproduction of original hardcopy liil2 Mownt Morgan, Etc., Bill. [A.SSEMBLY.] Questions. I..EGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. THlJUSDAY, 21 DECEMBER, 1899. The SPEAKER (Hon. Arthur Morgan, War1vick) took the chair at half-past 3 o'clock. PETITION. ENDOWMENT TO LOCAL A t;THOIUTIES. Mr. LORD (Stanley) presented a petition from the Esk Divisional Board praying for the estab­ li"hment of a •ystem of differential endowment to loc:tl authorities. Petition read and received. QUESTIONS. GuL~' MAIL SEI\VICE. Mr. FORSYTH ( Carpentaria) asked the Chief Secretary- Is it the case that the A.U.S.N. Company are now prepared to sign the agreement for three years in con­ nection with the Gulf mail service? The CHIEF SECRETARY (Hon. J. R. Dickwn, Bultrnba) replied- The Post nnd Telegraph Department has reason to believe that the A.U S.K. Company are prepared to sign the agreement for three years in connection with the Gull mail service on certain conditions, Supply. [21 DECEMBli]R.] Supply. 1513 HoN. E. B. FORREST (B,·isbane North) asked was entered into by which his salary was aug. the Chief Secretary, without notice-Has the hon. mented by £100, Owing to the expansion of the gentleman any objection to lay a copy of the department and the large increa~e of work, it contract on the table of the House now? had been found necess .• ry to provide for eighty The CHIEF SECRETARY replied-The additional officers, principally in the junior contract is not signed yet. If it is signed there grades.
    [Show full text]
  • List-Of-All-Postcodes-In-Australia.Pdf
    Postcodes An alphabetical list of postcodes throughout Australia September 2019 How to find a postcode Addressing your mail correctly To find a postcode simply locate the place name from the alphabetical listing in this With the use of high speed electronic mail processing equipment, it is most important booklet. that your mail is addressed clearly and neatly. This is why we ask you to use a standard format for addressing all your mail. Correct addressing is mandatory to receive bulk Some place names occur more than once in a state, and the nearest centre is shown mail discounts. after the town, in italics, as a guide. It is important that the “zones” on the envelope, as indicated below, are observed at Complete listings of the locations in this booklet are available from Australia Post’s all times. The complete delivery address should be positioned: website. This data is also available from state offices via the postcode enquiry service telephone number (see below). 1 at least 40mm from the top edge of the article Additional postal ranges have been allocated for Post Office Box installations, Large 2 at least 15mm from the bottom edge of the article Volume Receivers and other special uses such as competitions. These postcodes follow 3 at least 10mm from the left and right edges of the article. the same correct addressing guidelines as ordinary addresses. The postal ranges for each of the states and territories are now: 85mm New South Wales 1000–2599, 2620–2899, 2921–2999 Victoria 3000–3999, 8000–8999 Service zone Postage zone 1 Queensland
    [Show full text]
  • The Sabbath School Celestial
    Volume 50 WARBURTON, VICTORIA, JUNE 17, 1946 Number 24 ..........".............................................••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.............0.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••................••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••? THE SABBATH SCHOOL CELESTIAL IC ARTHUR MOUNTAIN There is going to be a Sabbath school in heaven, When the work of Sabbath schools on earth is done— ••••• ••• • Grandest Sabbath school of all the ages, •••• • In that city where we'll need no light of sun. •••• •• Maybe Gabriel will be the superintendent; •• ••• And who will be the secretary fair? •• •• Angels, who taught our parents in the, garden, •••• •• Will doubtless be the class instructors there. ••• ••• The music will be melody supernal; •••• •• •• Everyone some harmony will sing— Bass, tenor, alto, glorious soprano; And other parts from raptured hearts will spring. We shall hear from other worlds their mission story, How they foiled the tempter's plans to make them sin, How they watched with anxious joy the Lord of glory Give Himself earth's wandering sheep to gather in. There will be no lack of specials for the programme; Angel choruses will thrill the happy soul, David on his harp could play a lyric; The trump of God through heaven's arches roll. The reviewer there will never wait an answer, For everyone with memory crystal clear Will reflect truth's multicoloured facets, "And it shall come to pass, that . As the wonders of the universe appear. from one Sabbath to another, shall The offering will not be gold or silver, all flesh come to worship before Me, For with these are heaven's highways freely strewn. saith the Lord." It will be our heart's devotion, love's pure incense, Unceasing praise ascending to the throne.
    [Show full text]
  • December Una Voce JOURNAL of the PAPUA NEW GUINEA ASSOCIATION of AUSTRALIA INC
    ISSN 1442-6161, PPA 224987/00025 2012, No 4 - December Una Voce JOURNAL OF THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC Patrons: Major General Michael Jeffery AC CVO MC (Retd) Mr Fred Kaad OBE The President and In This Issue Committee wish all CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON – 2 Dec 2012 3 members a very Congratulations to SEAN DORNEY 5 Merry Christmas NOTES FROM THE N T 6 And a happy 2013 CHRISTMAS EVE 1932 AT TEGEMALA 7 PNG IN THE NEWS 8 CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 10 with DAME CAROL KIDU THE 2012 CROCODILE PRIZE LITERARY AWARDS 12 Sunday 02 December IT’S A HARD LIFE IN THE MOUNTAINS 13 At the Killara Golf Club SIXTY YEARS ON… 15 556 Pacific Hwy Killara (Sydney) NSW PNG HISTORICAL SITES 16 RSVP: 15 November 2012 EGAN QC 18 See p3 and booking form on yellow insert MAROONED IN THE MORTLOCK ISLANDS 19 * * * * * GOROKA REVISITED 21 30JAN13 PNGAA DINNER IN LANDING OF THE FIRST PLANE AT TARI 25 BRISBANE WITH JUSTICE LOGAN GUINEA GOLD – NEWS FROM THE SKY 30 see p5 and separate booking form ALL IN THE DAY'S WORK 33 * * * * * HELP WANTED 37 MEMBERSHIP FEES are now due for BOOK NEWS and REVIEWS 37 2013. They can be paid for a maximum PNGAA Collection, Fryer Library Dec 2012 44 period of three years. Please think about PORT MORESBY CIRCA 1930s 48 a Xmas Gift Subscription to members of RICHARD ‘DICKIE’SQUIRES 49 your family – email: [email protected] HOMO FLORESIENSIS & NEW IRELAND? 52 WHERE MY HAT HAS BEEN 54 DATE of 2013 AGM and THE OKAPA PINE FOREST 57 LUNCHEON First White Women at Embessa 59 Sunday 28 April 2013 MORESBY SCHOOL SPORT REPORTED IN Please return NOMINATION NEWSPAPER 62 FORMS by 31 January 2013 FLY RIVER 64 VALES 69 PNGAA WEBSITE WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS 72 www.pngaa.net CHANGE OF ADDRESS 72 ‘UNA VOCE’ IS THE JOURNAL OF In selecting articles and stories for Una Voce THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA we aim to publish a wide range of topics ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA INC Please send all correspondence to: The from different times and places.
    [Show full text]
  • Appendix K2 Marine Ecology Baseline Report
    Port Expansion Project EIS Appendix K2 Marine Ecology Baseline Report A part of BMT in Energy and Environment Port of Townsville Port Expansion Project EIS – Marine Ecology Baseline Report R.B17733.001.03.doc November 2012 Townsville Port Expansion Project EIS – Marine Ecology Baseline Report Offices Brisbane Denver Mackay Melbourne Prepared For: Port of Townsville Ltd Newcastle Perth Sydney Prepared By: BMT WBM Pty Ltd (Member of the BMT group of companies) Vancouver G:\ADMIN\B17733.G.GWF_POT_EXP\R.B17733.001.03.DOC DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET BMT WBM Pty Ltd BMT WBM Pty Ltd Level 11, 490 Upper Edward Street Document : R.B17733.001.03.doc Brisbane 4000 Queensland Australia PO Box 203 Spring Hill 4004 Project Manager : Greg Fisk Tel: +61 7 3831 6744 Fax: + 61 7 3832 3627 ABN 54 010 830 421 Client : AECOM www.wbmpl.com.au Client Contact: Glenn Stephens Client Reference Title : Townsville Port Expansion Project EIS – Marine Ecology Baseline Report Author : Dr Darren Richardson, Dr Conor Jones, Dr Beth Toki, David Barnes Synopsis : This report forms a technical appendix to the Port of Townsville Port Expansion Project EIS. The report provides a description of marine ecological values within Cleveland Bay that could potentially be affected by the proposed port development, and will form the basis of the Existing Environment description for the Port Expansion Project EIS. REVISION/CHECKING HISTORY REVISION DATE OF ISSUE CHECKED BY ISSUED BY NUMBER 0 01/04/2011 DLR CMJ 1 12/06/2012 DLR CMJ 2 14/06/2012 DLR CMJ 3 26/07/2012 DLR CMJ DISTRIBUTION DESTINATION REVISION 0 1 2 3 POTL PDF PDF PDF PDF AECOM PDF PDF PDF PDF BMT WBM File PDF PDF PDF PDF BMT WBM Library PDF PDF PDF PDF G:\ADMIN\B17733.G.GWF_POT_EXP\R.B17733.001.03.DOC EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This technical appendix to the Port Expansion Project (PEP) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) describes the existing marine flora, fauna and biodiversity values of environments potentially affected by the Project and the wider Cleveland Bay region.
    [Show full text]
  • Publicans Trail
    TRAIL 3 Publicans Trail WEST END CEMETERY TRAILS INTRODUCTION A pub-crawl through the cemetery Some of the earliest businesses to be established in Townsville were pubs and hotels where people from a wide range of backgrounds would socialise, seek employment and use the accommodation in the upstairs rooms. Often, pubs and hotels were the first point of residence prior to beginning a new life in Townsville. Many of Townsville’s original pubs and hotels still stand today and it is these buildings, along with the characters that passed through their doors, that contribute to Townsville’s unique appearance and character. CEMETERY TRAILS This booklet is the third in a series of trails that have been produced to enable visitors at the West End Cemetery to undertake self guided walks. Projects such as this provide the community with a better understanding of the city’s rich history, who the people were and what life was like. The focus of this brochure concerns the lives of Townsville’s publicans and recognises the contribution of Townsville’s past publicans to the development of the city in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Among the publicans recognised in this brochure are Andrew Ball, the Honourable John Deane and Charles Wyatt. It is the endeavour of Townsville City Council to undertake gradual conservation of the cemetery. This work will be undertaken according to the recommendations in the West End Cemetery Conservation Strategy completed in 1996. TOWNSVILLE.QLD.GOV.AU WELCOME TO TOWNSVILLE’S WEST END CEMETERY From its establishment in 1864, Townsville serviced the nearby mining and pastoral industries, quickly developing into a ‘working man’s town’ with a somewhat transient population.
    [Show full text]
  • Acquisition Mail Service Guide (8839559)
    Acquisition Mail Service guide – July 2021 Contacts for Acquisition Mail enquiries [email protected] auspost.com.au/acquisitionmail 13 11 18 Australia Post Acquisition Mail PO Box 1030 STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW 2012 Delivery timeframes for Priority letters In 2020 our Priority letters service was temporarily suspended following temporary changes made to the performance standards that apply. The changes were necessary to adapt to the COVID-19 related operating constraints and impacts. These temporary changes expire on 30 June 2021, and the Priority letters service will resume from 1 July 2021. We will endeavour to deliver according to the Priority letters delivery timetable as best we can given the ongoing challenges and uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the reduction in domestic flights, distancing and hygiene requirements throughout our network, and potential further border closures and restrictions. Further information on the changes and current delivery timeframes is available at auspost.com.au/letterchanges. Disclaimer This guide presents the Acquisition Mail service and explains its conditions of use. It is intended for the guidance of customers in preparing and lodging articles within Australia for carriage by Australia Post. Although correct at the date of publication, conditions are subject to revision from time to time and services may be modified, added to or withdrawn. Up to date information may be obtained from any Post Office. The following trade marks (registered or unregistered), including any associated logos, are the property of Australian Postal Corporation: Unaddressed Mail; Acquisition Mail; Print Post; Charity Mail; PreSort Letters; Promo Post; Clean Mail; Reply Paid; Domestic letter with tracking Imprint; Registered Post Imprint.
    [Show full text]
  • Australia Post - Portfolio Details Attachment A
    Australia Post - Portfolio Details Attachment A Postal Building Main Usage Type Building name City Code Region/State Site Area Area of Building Class 20038 DELIVERY CENTRE/ANNEX BELCONNEN DC BELCONNEN 2617 AU/ACT 1,938 m2 595.00 M2 Industrial 20095 GPO WITH DELIVERY GPO CANBERRA DC CANBERRA 2600 AU/ACT 2,102 m2 1,331.00 M2 Retail CANBERRA SOUTH DC 20096 MAIL/LETTER CENTRE FYSHWICK 2609 AU/ACT 20,679 m2 6,714.00 M2 Industrial (FYSHWICK) 20192 RETAIL POST OUTLET FYSHWICK POST OFFICE FYSHWICK 2609 AU/ACT 1,212 m2 540.00 M2 Retail 20255 RETAIL POST OUTLET JAMISON CENTRE PO MACQUARIE 2614 AU/ACT 780 m2 299.00 M2 Retail 20280 RETAIL POST OUTLET KINGSTON PO KINGSTON 2604 AU/ACT 1,042 m2 315.00 M2 Retail 20330 RETAIL POST OUTLET MAWSON OPO MAWSON 2607 AU/ACT 992 m2 450.00 M2 Retail 20445 DELIVERY CENTRE/ANNEX PHILLIP DC PHILLIP 2606 AU/ACT 4,555m2 835.00 M2 Industrial 20581 DELIVERY CENTRE WITH BC TUGGERANONG DC TUGGERANONG 2259 AU/ACT 3,304m2 1,089.00 M2 Industrial 20612 RETAIL POST OUTLET WESTON CREEK POST OFFICE WESTON 2611 AU/ACT 1,120 m2 546.00 M2 Retail 20648 MC & DC CANBERRA NORTH (MITCHELL) MITCHELL 2911 AU/ACT 7,798 m2 0.00 M2 Industrial 20007 PO NO DELIVERY ALBURY OPO ALBURY 2640 AU/NSW 647m2 1,254.00 M2 Retail MURRAY REGION MSC 20008 MAIL/LETTER CENTRE LAVINGTON 2640 AU/NSW 18200m2 1,875.00 M2 Industrial (LAVINGTON/ALBURY) 20009 RETAIL POST OUTLET ALEXANDRIA RO ALEXANDRIA 2015 AU/NSW 518m² 388.00 M2 Retail 20010 MAIL/LETTER CENTRE ALEXANDRIA DF ALEXANDRIA 2004 AU/NSW 30,910m² 21,821.00 M2 Industrial 20017 DELIVERY CENTRE/ANNEX ARMIDALE
    [Show full text]