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Queensland Government Gazette EXTRAORDINARY
PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370
Vol. CCCXXXVI] (336) WEDNESDAY, 30 JUNE, 2004 [No. 41
RETAIL ELECTRICITY PRICES FOR NON-CONTESTABLE CUSTOMERS
Electricity Act 1994
Pursuant to my authority under section 90 of the Electricity Act 1994, I hereby decide that, on and from 1 July 2004, the notified prices that Energex Retail Pty Ltd and Ergon Energy Pty Ltd must charge, subject to the provisions of sections 90, 91 and 91A of the Electricity Act 1994, to provide customer retail services to non-contestable customers are the applicable prices set out in the attached Tariff Schedule or, as the case may be, the prices obtained by applying the applicable process or processes set out in the attached Tariff Schedule.
As required by section 90(6) of the Electricity Act 1994, I state that the notified prices are, except for the price obtained by applying Part 5 of the Tariff Schedule, exclusive of the goods and services tax imposed by the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Commonwealth) (“the GST Act”).
In addition to the applicable tariff, Ergon Energy Pty Ltd may charge an amount, inclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act, reflecting any additional charges or fees levied on a customer in accordance with any program or scheme for the purchase of electricity from renewable or environmentally-friendly sources (whether or not those charges or fees are calculated on the basis of the customer’s electricity consumption), but only if –
(a) the program or scheme has been approved by the Regulator (as defined in section 62 of the Electricity Act 1994); and
(b) the customer voluntarily participates in such program or scheme.
The charge or fee so levied by Ergon Energy Pty Ltd shall be an amount or rate that is inclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act being the amount that can be ascertained or calculated by referring to the approved program or scheme.
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In respect of business customers of Energex Retail Pty Ltd, Energex Retail Pty Ltd may, in addition to the applicable tariff, charge an amount, exclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act, reflecting any additional charges or fees levied on a customer in accordance with any program or scheme for the purchase of electricity from renewable or environmentally-friendly sources (whether or not those charges or fees are calculated on the basis of the customer’s electricity consumption), but only if –
(c) the program or scheme has been approved by the Regulator (as defined in section 62 of the Electricity Act 1994); and
(d) the customer voluntarily participates in such program or scheme.
The charge or fee so levied by Energex Retail Pty Ltd shall be an amount or rate that is exclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act being the amount that can be ascertained or calculated by referring to the approved program or scheme.
In respect of customers who are customers of Energex Retail Pty Ltd but are not business customers of Energex Retail Pty Ltd, Energex Retail Pty Ltd may, in addition to the applicable tariff, charge an amount, inclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act, reflecting any additional charges or fees levied on a customer in accordance with any program or scheme for the purchase of electricity from renewable or environmentally-friendly sources (whether or not those charges or fees are calculated on the basis of the customer’s electricity consumption), but only if –
(e) the program or scheme has been approved by the Regulator (as defined in section 62 of the Electricity Act 1994); and
(f) the customer voluntarily participates in such program or scheme.
The charge or fee so levied by Energex Retail Pty Ltd shall be an amount or rate that is inclusive of the tax imposed by the GST Act being the amount that can be ascertained or calculated by referring to the approved program or scheme.
Dated this twenty-fifth day of June 2004.
Stephen Robertson MP Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy
30 June, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 593
TARIFF SCHEDULE
Note 1: In this Schedule, references to a “retail entity” Tariff 22 - General Supply - Time-of-Use - include a distribution entity in circumstances where a distribution entity is acting through a This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with any of Tariffs retail entity. 20, 21, 23, 62 and 63 at the same installation.
Note 2: For the purposes of ss. 90, 91 and 91A of the For electricity consumed between the hours of 7.00 a.m. Electricity Act 1994 (Qld), the Tariffs, except for and 9.00 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive - those obtained by applying Part 5, are exclusive of the goods and services tax (“GST”) First 10,000 kilowatt hours per month 16.28 c/kWh implemented by the Commonwealth of Australia’s Act “A New Tax System (Goods and Remaining kilowatt hours 13.19 c/kWh Services Tax) Act 1999”. For electricity consumed at other times -
Part 1 All Consumption 5.75 c/kWh
TARIFFS FOR DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL AND Plus a Service Fee per metering point $18.37 RURAL APPLICATIONS per month of
Tariff 11 - Domestic (Lighting, Power and Continuous Water Heating) - Tariff 23 - General Supply - Time-of-Use (Obsolescent) - First 100 kilowatt hours per residence or flat per month 17.52 c/kWh No new customers will be supplied under this tariff. It is available only to customers taking supply under Tariff 23 Next 300 kilowatt hours per residence or at 26 March 1995. flat per month 11.90 c/kWh This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with any of Tariffs Remaining kilowatt hours 10.62 c/kWh 20, 21, 22, 62 and 63 at the same installation.
Minimum Payment per residence or flat $7.86 For electricity consumed between the hours of 7.00 a.m. per month and 9.00 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive –
This tariff is also applicable to electricity used in separately First 100 kilowatt hours per month 28.82 c/kWh metered common sections of domestic premises consisting of more than one flat or home unit. Next 9,900 kilowatt hours per month 17.64 c/kWh
Further applications of this tariff are described in Part 4 Remaining kilowatt hours 14.48 c/kWh hereof. For electricity consumed at other times –
Tariff 20 - General Supply - All Consumption 6.08 c/kWh
This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with any of Tariffs Under this tariff the required minimum monthly 21, 22, 23, 62 and 63 at the same installation. consumption at "other times" shall be 500 kilowatt hours. If the monthly consumption at "other times" is less than 500 First 10,000 kilowatt hours per month 13.41 c/kWh kilowatt hours, the shortfall will be charged at the rate applicable at "other times". Remaining kilowatt hours 11.70 c/kWh
plus a Service Fee per metering point $8.35 Tariff 31 - Night Rate (Super Economy) - per month of Applicable when electricity supply is permanently connected to apparatus or to specified parts of apparatus Tariff 21 - General Supply - as set out below (but not applicable, except as described in (c) below, if provision has been made to supply such This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with any of Tariffs apparatus or the specified part thereof under a different 20, 22, 23, 62 and 63 at the same installation. tariff during the restricted period) -
First 100 kilowatt hours per month 16.65 c/kWh (a) Electric storage water heaters with thermostatically controlled or continuously operating heating units and Next 9,900 kilowatt hours per month 15.64c/kWh which comply with the construction and performance requirements of Australian Standard Specification Remaining kilowatt hours 11.91 c/kWh 1361 or 1056 or previous Standards superseded by these two Standards or similar electric water heaters Minimum Payment per month $7.46 which are approved for connection by the retail entity.
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Where the heating unit rating exceeds 1 800 watts, it (ii) it shall be connected so as to prevent its being shall not exceed 13.5 watts per litre of heat storage energised simultaneously with the main heating volume for heat exchange type water heaters or 15.5 unit; watts per litre of rated hot water delivery for other storage type water heaters; (iii) electricity consumed by the booster heating unit shall be metered under and charged at the tariff The following conditions shall apply to any booster applicable to general power usage at the premises heating unit fitted:- concerned.
(i) its rating shall not exceed that of the main heating (f) Loads other than water heaters and heatbanks, but is unit; not applicable:-
(ii) it shall be connected so as to prevent its being (i) to arc or resistance welding plant; energised simultaneously with the main heating unit; (ii) where the apparatus is duplicated in order that supply may be obtained on a different tariff for the (iii) electricity consumed by the booster heating unit same purpose during the restricted period. shall be metered under and charged at the tariff applicable to general power usage at the premises Supply will be available for a minimum of 8 hours per day concerned; during time periods set at the discretion of the retail entity. In general this supply will be between the hours of 10.00 (iv) it shall be located in accordance with the p.m. and 7.00 a.m. Under certain circumstances, a provisions of the above Standards. portion of the 8 hour supply period may be made available at other times. (b) Solar-heated water heaters. Where the electric heating unit rating exceeds 1 800 watts, it shall not The retail entity will supply and maintain load control exceed 13.5 watts per litre of storage tank capacity. equipment at its cost.
If a circulating water pump is fitted to the system, All Consumption 4.89 c/kWh continuous supply will be available to the pump, and electricity consumed shall be metered under and Minimum Payment per month $3.21 charged at the tariff applicable to general power usage at the premises concerned.
(c) One-shot boost for solar-heated water heaters with Tariff 33 - Controlled Supply (Economy) - electric heating units as described in (b) above. Applicable when electricity supply is permanently A current held changeover relay may be fitted to the connected to apparatus as set out below (but not water heater to deliver, at the customer’s convenience, applicable if provision has been made to supply such a ‘one-shot boost’ supply to the electric heating apparatus under a different tariff in the periods during element at times when supply is not available under which supply is not available under this tariff) - this Tariff 31 (generally between the hours of 7.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m.). Such supply is subject to (a) Electric storage water heaters with thermostatically thermostatically controlled switch-off. Electricity controlled or continuously operating heating units and consumed during operation of the one-shot boost shall which comply with the construction and performance be metered under and charged at the tariff applicable requirements of Australian Standard Specification to general power usage at the premises concerned. 1361 or 1056 or previous Standards superseded by these two Standards or similar electric water heaters Supply and installation of a current held changeover which are approved for connection by the retail entity. relay, including the cost of same, is the responsibility of the customer. Where the heating unit rating exceeds 1 800 watts, it shall not exceed 13.5 watts per litre of heat storage (Reference in this Schedule to a ‘booster heating unit’ volume for heat exchange type water heaters or 15.5 does not mean a current held changeover relay which watts per litre of rated hot water delivery for other is capable of delivering a ‘one-shot boost’.) storage type water heaters;
(d) Heatpump water heaters. Where the rated electrical (b) Solar-heated water heaters. Where the electric input, as shown on the nameplate, exceeds 1 800 heating unit rating exceeds 1 800 watts, it shall not watts, it shall not exceed 13.5 watts per litre of storage exceed 13.5 watts per litre of storage tank capacity; tank capacity. (c) Heatpump water heaters. Where the rated electrical (e) Heatbanks. Booster heating units are permitted in input, as shown on the nameplate, exceeds 1 800 heatbanks in which the main element rating is at least watts, it shall not exceed 13.5 watts per litre of storage 2 kilowatts. The following conditions shall apply to any tank capacity; booster heating unit fitted:- (d) As a sole supply tariff for domestic installations, as (i) its rating shall not exceed 70% of the rating of the approved by the retail entity, where photovoltaic cell/ main heating unit; battery bank/ inverter apparatus is used to provide a supplementary supply to the interruptible supply provided by this tariff; 30 June, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 595
(e) Other individual loads in domestic installations, but is not applicable:- Tariff 41 - Low Voltage General Supply Demand -
(i) to arc or resistance welding plant and boosted Demand Charge - heatbanks; $19.74 per kilowatt of chargeable demand per month. (ii) where the apparatus (except for refrigeration and non-boosted heatbanks) is duplicated in order that Energy Charge – supply may be obtained on a different tariff for the same purpose in the periods during which supply All Consumption 4.17 c/kWh is not available under this tariff. plus a Service Fee per metering point The retail entity will supply and maintain load control per month of $28.11 equipment at its cost. The chargeable demand in any month shall be:- Supply will be available for a minimum of 18 hours per day, but the times when supply is available may be (a) the maximum demand recorded in that month; or subject to variation at the absolute discretion of the retail entity. (b) 60 percent of the highest maximum demand recorded in any of the preceding eleven months; or All Consumption 7.19 c/kWh (c) 75 kilowatts, Minimum Payment per month $3.21 whichever is the highest figure.
"Demand" shall mean the average demand in kilowatts over a period of 30 minutes, as measured on the retail Tariff 37 - Non-Domestic Heating - Time-of-Use - entity’s meters.
Applicable to permanently connected - Customers taking supply under this tariff will not be supplied under any other tariff at the same premises. (a) Electric storage water heaters in non-domestic installations with thermostatically controlled or continuously operating heating units and which comply with the construction and performance requirements of Tariff 43 - General Supply Demand – Time-of-Use - Australian Standard Specification 1361 or 1056 or previous Standards superseded by these two Demand Charge – Standards or similar electric water heaters which are approved for connection by the retail entity. $8.55 per kilowatt of chargeable demand per month.
The heating unit rating shall not exceed 40.5 watts per Energy Charge – litre of heat storage volume for heat exchange type water heaters or 46.5 watts per litre of rated hot water For electricity consumed between the 8.45 c/kWh delivery for other storage type water heaters; hours of 7.00 a.m. and 11.00 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive (b) Apparatus for the production of steam;
For electricity consumed at all other times 3.39 c/kWh (c) Heating loads other than (a) and (b) above. The
minimum total connected load under this section of plus a Service Fee per metering point per this tariff is 4 kilowatts. Supplementary load that is month of $28.11 permanently connected as an integral part of the
installation may be supplied under this section The chargeable demand in any month shall be:- provided that the aggregated rating of such
supplementary load does not exceed 10 per cent of (a) the maximum demand recorded in that month; or the heating load.
(b) 60 percent of the highest maximum demand recorded For electricity consumed between the 17.82 c/kWh in any of the preceding eleven months; or hours of 4.30 p.m. and 10.30 p.m.
(c) 400 kilowatts, For electricity consumed between the 7.13 c/kWh
hours of 10.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. whichever is the highest figure.
Minimum Payment per month $3.06 "Demand" shall mean the average demand in kilowatts
over a period of 30 minutes, as measured on the retail
entity’s meters.
Customers taking supply under this tariff will not be supplied under any other tariff at the same premises.
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Tariff 53 - High Voltage General Supply Demand - Tariff 63 - Farm - Time-of-Use (Obsolescent) - Time-Dependent - No new customers will be supplied under this tariff. It is Supply Voltage 11kV 66kV available only to customers taking supply under Tariff 63 to 33kV and at 26 March 1995. above This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with Tariff 20, 21, Demand Charge 18.70 18.04 22, 23 or 62 at the same installation. ($/kW/month) For electricity consumed between the hours of 7.00 Night Excess* Demand Charge 5.31 5.14 a.m. and 9.00 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive - ($/kW/month) First 100 kilowatt hours per month 30.35 c/kWh
Energy Charge 3.93 3.83 Next 9,900 kilowatt hours per month 18.58 c/kWh (c/ kWh) Remaining kilowatt hours 14.56 c/kWh plus a Service Fee per metering point per month of $72.67 For electricity consumed at other times -
*Night Excess for a billing month is the number of All Consumption 6.41 c/kWh kilowatts by which the demand recorded outside the interval 7.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive Under this tariff the required minimum annual exceeds the demand recorded within this interval in the consumption at "other times" shall be 3 000 kilowatt month. hours. If the annual consumption at "other times" is less than 3 000 kilowatt hours, the shortfall will be charged at The minimum total demand charge applicable in any the rate applicable at "other times" at the time that the month shall be equivalent to 300 kilowatts charged at charge for the shortfall is being calculated. $18.70 per kilowatt for voltages up to 33kV and $18.04 per kilowatt for voltages at 66kV and above, or 60 per cent of the highest charge at the rates applicable in accordance Tariff 64 - Irrigation - Time-of-Use (Obsolescent) - with the requirements of this tariff to the metered monthly demands for any of the preceding eleven months, No new customers will be supplied under this tariff. It is whichever is the higher. available only to customers taking supply under Tariff 64 at 26 March 1995. "Demand" shall mean the average demand in kilowatts over a period of 30 minutes, as measured on the retail For electricity consumed in a fixed 12 hour daily pricing entity’s meters. period (as agreed between the retail entity and the customer from the range 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.; 7.30 Supply under this tariff will be at a standard high voltage, a.m. to 7.30 p.m.; or 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.) Monday to the level of which shall be prescribed by the retail entity. Sunday inclusive - Credits for high voltage supply are not applicable to this tariff. All Consumption 14.83 c/kWh
Customers taking supply under this tariff will not be For electricity consumed at other times - supplied under any other tariff at the same premises. All Consumption 8.15 c/kWh
Tariff 62 - Farm - Time-of-Use - Minimum Payment per month $7.86
This tariff shall not apply in conjunction with Tariff 20, 21, 22, 23 or 63 at the same installation. No alteration to the selected daily pricing period shall be permitted until a period of twelve months has elapsed For electricity consumed between the hours of 7.00 a.m. from the previous selection. and 9.00 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive -
First 10,000 kilowatt hours per month 17.12 c/kWh Tariff 65 - Irrigation - Time-of-Use -
Remaining kilowatt hours 14.47 c/kWh For electricity consumed in a fixed 12 hour daily pricing period (as agreed between the retail entity and the For electricity consumed at other customer from the range 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.; 7.30 times - a.m. to 7.30 p.m.; or 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.) Monday to Sunday inclusive – All Consumption 6.06 c/kWh All Consumption 13.66 c/kWh plus a Service Fee per metering point For electricity consumed at other times - per month of $8.79
All Consumption 7.52 c/kWh
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plus a Service Fee per metering point per month of $8.79 Part 2 No alteration to the selected daily pricing period shall be permitted until a period of twelve months has elapsed TARIFFS FOR UNMETERED SUPPLY INCLUDING from the previous selection. PUBLIC LAMPS, TRAFFIC SIGNALS, WATCHMAN LIGHTING AND TEMPORARY SERVICES
Tariff 66 - Irrigation - Tariff 71 - Public Lamps -
Annual Fixed Charge (in respect of each point of supply) Charge Per Lamp Per Annum - per kilowatt of connected motor capacity used for irrigation pumping - Lamp Category Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3
First 7.5 kilowatts $13.87 per kilowatt Fixed Per* Fixed Per* Fixed Per* Cost Watt Cost Watt Cost Watt
$ $ $ $ $ $ Remaining kilowatts $41.70 per kilowatt Mercury Vapour 68.79 0.449 41.30 0.391 9.16 0.391
plus Mercury Halide 104.90 0.417 62.95 0.391 9.16 0.391
Energy Charge - Sodium Vapour Low Pressure 78.60 0.650 49.20 0.391 9.16 0.391 All Consumption - 7.17 c/kWh Sodium Vapour plus a Service Fee per metering High Pressure 81.22 0.461 47.24 0.391 9.16 0.391 point per month of $19.36 Incandescent 137.63 0.449 111.36 0.391 9.16 0.391 Minimum Annual Fixed Charge - As calculated for 7.5 kW 71.47 0.644 45.97 0.391 9.16 0.391 (Note - 7.5 kW is equivalent to 10.05 h.p.). Fluorescent
Any customer taking supply under this tariff who requests a temporary disconnection will not be reconnected unless *The "Per Watt" charge shall apply to the nominal wattage the outstanding balance of the Annual Fixed Charge for rating of the public lamp. part of the year corresponding to the period of disconnection has been paid. Rate 1 - Applicable where the capital costs of the installation are borne by the retail entity.
Rate 2 - Applicable where the capital costs of the Tariff 67 – Farm – Applicable only to customers installation are not borne by the retail entity. supplied under the Rural Subsidy Scheme introduced in 1973. Rate 3 - Applicable to installations such as freeway lighting where the capital and maintenance costs of the installation are not borne by the Annual Payment – An Annual Payment calculated in retail entity. accordance with the provisions of the 1973 Rural Subsidy Scheme and as set down in the Rural Subsidy Scheme Agreement between the customer and the retail entity; Charges for incandescent lamps shall apply only in the following areas: plus • the Capricornia and South West Regions of Ergon Energy Charge – Energy Corporation Limited’s Distribution Area; and
• All Consumption 14.78 c/kWh ENERGEX Limited’s Distribution Area.
Minimum Payment per month $7.86
Tariff 81 - Traffic Signals - Continuously Operating -
Tariff 68 – Irrigation Pumping in Drought Declared For electricity supplied to continuously operating traffic Area signals installed on a road:-
Refer to Part 6 (Relief from Electricity Charges where $0.8577 per 10 watts (or part thereof) per installation per Drought Declaration in Force) for details about the month. conditions, price and eligibility for Tariff 68.
Tariff 91 - Watchman Service Lighting -
For electricity supplied to Watchman Service Lighting:-
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$0.3852 per 10 watts (or part thereof) per lamp per month. This charge shall apply to the nominal wattage rating of each lamp. Part 3 Charges for installation, maintenance and removal of Watchman Service Lighting apply in addition to the above APPLICATION OF TARIFFS charge for electricity supplied. Customers have the option, on application in writing or another form acceptable to the retail entity, of being charged on any of the tariffs that the retail entity agrees Builder’s Temporary Service are applicable to the customer’s installation. Customers shall not be entitled to a further option of changing to Unmetered electricity supply is available to a builder’s another tariff until a period of twelve months has elapsed temporary service, as approved by the retail entity. from a previous exercise of option. However, a retail entity at the request of a customer may permit a change to For unmetered electricity supply to a builder’s temporary another tariff within a period of twelve months if - service, the customer shall be charged the minimum payment per month under Tariff 21 for each month that (i) a tariff that was not previously in force is offered and electricity is supplied (pro-rated for supply for a part of a such tariff is applicable to the customer’s installation, month). or Charges for installation, maintenance and removal of a builder’s temporary service may apply in addition to the (ii) the customer meets certain costs associated with above charge for electricity supplied. changing to another tariff.
Customers previously supplied under tariffs which have now been discontinued or redesignated (whether by Temporary Services to Department of Defence, number, letter or name) will be supplied under other tariffs Department of Health and Similar Mobile Facilities appropriate to their installations.
Unmetered electricity supply is available to Department of Tariffs are generally determined on a monthly billing basis. Defence, Department of Health and similar mobile facilities, as approved by the retail entity. All accounts for electricity supplied, as calculated in accordance with the provisions of a determination For unmetered electricity supply to a Department of applicable thereto, or such accounts for electricity Defence, Department of Health or similar mobile facility, supplied, as varied by other amounts payable to or by the the customer shall be charged at general supply rates retail entity, which are for an amount which is not a whole under Tariff 20, on the basis of the estimated electricity number multiple of five cents, shall be reduced to the consumption at the mobile facility as agreed between the amount next closest thereto which is a whole number customer and the retail entity. multiple of five cents.
Charges for installation, maintenance and removal of a Pro-Rating Procedure temporary service to a mobile facility may apply in addition to the above charge for electricity supplied. (a) Following a tariff variation
For customers subject to the prices and methods of charge set out in Parts 1, 3, 4 and 6, electricity Other Unmetered Supply consumed between the meter reading on or next before the date of a variation to the relevant tariff and Unmetered electricity supply is available to other small the meter reading next after such variation date shall uniform steady loads, as approved by the retail entity. be deemed to have been used at a uniform daily rate.
In general, this situation applies where the retail entity For customers subject to the prices and methods of considers it impractical to read or maintain a meter or charge set out in Part 2, electricity consumed between where metering equipment would be susceptible to the billing date on or next before the date of a variation damage and includes, for example, supply to telephone to the relevant tariff and the billing date next after such boxes, illuminated signs and public amenities lighting. variation date shall be deemed to have been used at a uniform daily rate. Such supply is to be charged at general supply rates under Tariff 20, 21 or 22, as agreed between the customer Where the retail entity renders an account in respect and the retail entity, on the basis of the wattage rating of of a billing period during which a single variation in the load multiplied by the hours of operation as agreed tariffs has occurred, the charges for electricity shall be between the customer and the retail entity. calculated as if the rates of charges for electricity supplied for the whole of the billing period were at the rates applicable after the variation takes effect and adjusting the charges for electricity so calculated as follows:-
If the amount of adjustment is positive it shall be subtracted from the charges for electricity as calculated. If the amount of adjustment is negative it 30 June, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 599
shall be added to the charges for electricity as (480/240 volts or 415/240 volts, 50 Hertz A.C. as calculated. required by the retail entity).
The amount of adjustment shall be calculated as (b) High Voltage follows:- d (i) Customer plant requirements. A = (N - C) n Supply may be given and metered at a standard high voltage, the level of which shall be prescribed Where A is the amount of the adjustment: by the retail entity, by agreement between the d is the number equal to the number of customer and the retail entity. Where high voltage days in the billing period which occur supply is so given, a customer shall supply and in the period commencing on the date maintain all equipment including transformers and of commencement of the billing period high voltage automatic circuit breakers but and ending on the day immediately excepting meters and control apparatus beyond before the variation takes effect; the customer’s terminals. n is the number equal to the number of days occurring in the billing period; (ii) Credits where L.V. tariff is metered at H.V. N is the amount calculated as if the rates of charges for electricity for the whole of Where supply is given in accordance with (i) above the billing period were at the rates and metered at high voltage then, except in cases which applied after the variation takes where high voltage tariffs are determined or effect; provided by agreement to meet special C is the amount calculated as if the rates circumstances, the tariffs applied will be those of charges for electricity for the whole of pertaining to supply at low voltage (“the relevant the billing period were at the rates tariff”), EXCEPT THAT, after billing the energy and which applied immediately before the demand components of the tariff, a credit will be variation takes effect. allowed of –
• 5 per cent of the calculated tariff charge where (b) Daily pro-rating supply is given at voltages of 11kV to 33 kV; and Daily pro-rating shall apply to electricity billing. The charges for electricity shall be calculated pro rata • 8 per cent of the calculated tariff charge where having regard to the relationship of the number of days supply is given at voltages of 66 kV and above, covered by the account and one-twelfth of three hundred and sixty-five days. The calculation of (provided that the calculated tariff charge after electricity charges shall be effected by way of an application of the credit must not be less than the adjustment to the tariff provisions included in this Minimum Payment or other minimum charge determination. The adjusted provisions shall be calculated by applying the provisions of the calculated as follows: relevant tariff.)
Pa = P x 12 x n for monthly provisions, The Service Fee applicable to all high voltage 365 and supply given at Tariffs 20, 22, 41 and 43 shall be $72.67 and shall be applied after the application of the High Voltage credit. Pa = P x n for annual provisions 365 (iii) Discounts where customer meets certain system costs Where Pa is the adjusted provision; Where high voltage customers with recorded P Includes the monthly provisions of the maximum demands in excess of 1000 kilowatts number of kilowatt hours in the blocks of meet certain costs of providing supply from the tariffs, Service Fees, Minimum Powerlink Queensland connection point nearest to Payments, minimum consumption at their installations, a discount of up to 9% may be "other times" of Tariffs 23 and 63, applicable to the energy and demand charges demand charges and wattage charges otherwise assessed at the tariffs herein. and includes the annual charges for motor capacity and Public Lamps; Upon written application by the customer the retail entity will evaluate the level of discount appropriate n is the number equal to the number of to the installation in question and will negotiate an days occurring in the billing period. agreement with the customer which will take effect from the date of written application.
Supply Voltage Card-operated Meters in Remote Communities (a) Low Voltage If a customer is in a remote community and is either a Except where otherwise stated, the tariffs in Part 1 domestic customer or a commercial customer with an hereof will apply to supply taken at low voltage estimated consumption of less than 10,000 kilowatt hours per month, the retail entity may agree with the customer, 600 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 [30 June, 2004
or the relevant remote community Council on behalf of the customer, to measure and charge for the electricity and consumed by the customer by means of a card-operated meter. The methodology for applying the appropriate (b) Charitable tariffs to customers subject to card-operated meters is as follows: An eligible organisation is a public benevolent institution as defined under section 78(4) of the Income Tax (a) If electricity supplied to a domestic customer is Assessment Act 1936 to which donations of $2 and measured and charged by means of a card- upwards are tax deductible. operated meter: In addition, it must be a non-profit organisation that:- (i) for Tariff 11 (Domestic – Lighting, Power and Continuous Water Heating), a fixed payment of (i) imposes no scheduled charge on the residents for the $1.29 per week shall apply (representative of services or accommodation that is provided (i.e. the difference between the first and second organisations that provide emergency accommodation steps of Tariff 11) and all consumption shall be facilities for the needy); charged at the rate applicable to consumption between 101 and 400 kilowatt hours per month or (11.90 cents/kWh) under Tariff 11, with no Minimum Payment; (ii) if scheduled charges are made for the services or accommodation provided, then all residents must be (ii) for Tariff 31 (Night Rate – Super Economy), all pensioners or, if not pensioners, persons eligible for consumption shall be charged at the ‘All subsidised care under the Aged or Disabled Persons Consumption’ rate (4.89 cents/kWh), with no Care Act 1954, the National Health Act 1953 or the Minimum Payment; and Nursing Homes Assistance Act 1974.
(iii) for Tariff 33 (Controlled Supply – Economy), all For application of the Domestic tariff to charitable consumption shall be charged at the ‘All residential institutions under Part 4B, a multiplier will Consumption’ rate (7.19 cents/kWh), with no be calculated by dividing the maximum residential Minimum Payment. capacity of the complex by 3.6.
(b) If electricity supplied to a commercial customer is An application for the Domestic tariff with a multiplier shall measured and charged by means of a card- be made by the public officer of the organisation operated meter, all consumption shall be charged at concerned setting out such information as is required by the rate applicable to consumption up to 10,000 the retail entity concerned to determine eligibility. kilowatt hours per month under Tariff 20 (General Supply) (13.41 cents/kWh), plus a Service Fee of Renewal of an application may be sought periodically. $1.92 per week shall apply. C.- Organisations providing support and crisis accommodation which comply with the following requirements:-
Part 4 An organisation which:
CONCESSIONAL APPLICATIONS OF TARIFF 11 (i) meets the eligibility criteria of the Supported (DOMESTIC) Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP) administered by the State Department of Families and Tariff 11 - Domestic (Lighting, Power and Continuous Water is therefore eligible to be considered for funding under Heating) - is available to: this program. (Funding provided to organisations under SAAP is subject to Part 3, Sections 10 to 13 A.- Those separately metered installations where inclusive, of the Family Services Act 1987.); all electricity consumed is used in connection with the provision of a Meals on Wheels service and or for the preparation and serving of meals to the needy and for no other purpose. (ii) is a public benevolent institution as defined under section 78(4) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 to which donations of $2 and upwards are tax deductible. B.- Charitable residential institutions which
comply with all the following requirements:-
(a) Domestic Residential in Nature
The total installation, or that part supplied and separately metered, must be domestic residential (i.e. it must include the electricity usage of the cooking, eating, sleeping and bathing areas which are associated with the residential usage).
Medical facilities, e.g. an infirmary, which is part of the complex may be included as part of the total installation. 30 June, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 601
Part 5 eligibility established. However, only one rebate per household will be paid. QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT ELECTRICITY REBATE 3. The retail entity may, at any time, require a new application from a customer and if the customer fails 1. A Queensland Government Electricity Rebate is to lodge such form within the time specified by the available to customers provided the customer: retail entity the rebate shall cease.
(a) holds a current and valid card of the following 4. A Queensland Government Electricity Rebate is type - also applicable to the electricity account of residential home parks and other similar multi- (i) Pensioner Concession Card, issued by tenanted residential premises provided the following either Centrelink or the Department of sub-conditions are met: Veterans’ Affairs; or (a) the customer (ie. the owner or operator of the (ii) Repatriation Health Card for All multi-tenanted residential premises) of the Conditions (Gold Card) and is in receipt retail entity at the premises concerned - of one of the following payments: (i) supplies electricity to each of the (A) War Widow (including Widowed separately identifiable vans, flats or home Mother [AMS] Pension); or units, or other similar living units at the premises; and (B) Special Rate T.P.I. (including Blinded Disability) Pension; or (ii) charges for electricity on the basis of metered consumption; and (iii) Queensland Government Seniors Card; and (iii) is claiming the rebate on behalf of eligible persons residing at the premises (b) is a registered customer of a retail entity at the (“claimant residents”); and premises for which the rebate is claimed and the premises is the customer’s principal place (iv) will fully pass on the rebate to claimant of residence, and the only residence in residents by way of a reduction in Queensland for which the customer claims the charges for electricity; and rebate; and (b) each separately identifiable living unit for (c) lives alone or shares the premises in respect which the rebate is claimed is occupied by of which the rebate is claimed with: persons who, if they had been supplied directly by the retail entity, would have been eligible for (i) the customer’s spouse; or the electricity rebate; and
(ii) other persons who hold a current and (c) a rebate is applicable only to claimant valid card of the type described in residents for the full period of each electricity paragraph (a) above; or account being paid; and
(iii) other persons wholly dependent on the (d) a completed rebate application form must be customer; or produced with the customer’s electricity account at the time payment is tendered. (iv) other persons who receive an income support payment from Centrelink, Family 5. The rebate is $9.33 (GST exclusive) per billing Assistance Office or Department of month applied against the dollar and cents value of Veterans’ Affairs and who do not pay the electricity consumed based on the applicable rent; or (GST exclusive) Tariffs. In no instance shall the rebate paid be greater than the amount billed (v) other persons who live with the customer (excluding GST) for electricity consumed (based on to provide care and assistance and who consumption) in a period for which the rebate is do not pay rent; and claimed.
declares that no other person(s) except casual 6. The process for application of the rebate is best visitors share the residence with the customer; illustrated by an example where the dollar and cents and value of the electricity consumed is $100.00 in a billing month. Therefore the bill rendered by the (d) makes application for a rebate either by retail entity will be $110.00 ($100.00 plus GST of submitting the relevant form or, at the $10.00) less $10.26 ($9.33 plus GST of $0.93). discretion of the retail entity, by telephone and That is the bill will be $99.74. the application is received and accepted at an office of a retail entity at least fourteen (14) days prior to the next billing period.
2. Where an electricity account is in more than one name, and more than one resident is eligible to receive the rebate, each resident may have their 602 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 41 [30 June, 2004
Part 6 repayment of deferred amounts following revocation of the drought declaration will be as agreed between the RELIEF FROM ELECTRICITY CHARGES WHERE retail entity and the customer concerned. DROUGHT DECLARATION IN FORCE Eligibility for Relief A customer who is a farmer in a drought declared area or whose property is individually drought declared under A customer seeking relief from electricity charges, Queensland Government administrative processes is including a transfer of irrigation pumping loads to Tariff eligible for the following forms of relief from electricity 68, on the basis that the customer is a farmer who is in charges: a drought declared area or whose property is individually drought declared, must apply in writing to (A) Tariff 68 – Irrigation Pumping in Drought the retail entity. Declared Area If required by the retail entity, the customer must A customer who is a farmer in a drought declared area provide: or whose property is individually drought declared may transfer individually metered irrigation pumping loads to (a) evidence that the customer’s property is in a this tariff until the drought declaration is revoked: drought declared area or is individually drought Provided that, if water pumping time restrictions declared, including the effective date of such continue to apply after the drought declaration is drought declaration; revoked, the customer may remain on this tariff until the water pumping time restrictions are lifted or until 12 (b) evidence of the water pumping restrictions months after the revocation of the drought declaration, applicable to the customer’s property; and whichever is the earlier. (c) evidence that the customer is experiencing All consumption 10.99 c/kWh financial difficulties as a result of the drought.
The conditions set out in Part 3, applicable to customers changing from one tariff to another, do not apply in the case of a customer who transfers individually metered irrigation pumping loads to or from this Tariff 68.
(B) Waiving of Fixed Charge Components of Electricity Charges
If a customer who is a farmer in a drought declared area or whose property is individually drought declared has no water to pump, the fixed components of the customer’s electricity charges shall be waived. These fixed charge components include minimum payments, © The State of Queensland 2004. service fees, annual fixed charges under Tariff 66 and guarantee agreement shortfall charges. Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever means is prohibited without the prior written permission of Goprint. Provided the drought declaration remains operative, the Inquiries should be addressed to Goprint, Publications and Retail, waiver applies to all fixed charges applicable to any Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo, DC, Q, 4151. account covering the period in which pumping ceased and to any subsequent account until the customer once again has water to pump. If the operative drought —————— declaration is revoked before the customer once again BRISBANE has water to pump, the waiver shall continue to apply Printed and Published by Government Printer, until water is available or until 12 months after the Vulture Street, Woolloongabba revocation of the drought declaration, whichever is the 30 June, 2004 earlier. 285418
(C) Deferral of Payment
If a customer who is a farmer in a drought declared area or whose property is individually drought declared cites financial difficulties as a result of the drought, the customer is entitled to defer payment of the customer’s electricity accounts relating to farm consumption.
The retail entity may charge interest on deferred accounts. However, the rate of any interest charged must not be more than the Bank Bill reference rate for 90 days, as published on the first business day of each quarter.
Subject to the maximum rate of interest that may be charged, the terms of the deferred payment and the
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Queensland Government Gazette EXTRAORDINARY
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Vol. CCCXXXVI] (336) THURSDAY, 1 JULY, 2004 [No. 42
Constitution of Queensland 2001
ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS ORDER (No. 2) 2004
TABLE OF PROVISIONS Section Page 1. Short Title ...... 1 2. Administrative arrangements...... 1 3. Repeal of earlier administrative arrangements ...... 1
Short Title 1. This order in council may be cited as the Administrative Arrangements Order (No.2) 2004.
Administrative Arrangements 2. (1) The public business of the State is distributed among Ministers as set out in the Schedule.
(2) Each Minister is to administer the matters set out in the Schedule next to the Minister’s title as follows: (a) the matters connected with the public business of the State listed under the heading ‘Principal Ministerial Responsibilities’; (b) the legislation listed under the heading ‘Acts Administered’; and (c) the administrative units listed under the heading ‘Administrative Units’.
(3) Information in the Schedule under the heading ‘Responsible Heads’ is included for information only and does not form part of this order.
Note- The title of office for the chief executive of departments of government are declared by Public Service Departmental Arrangements Notices issued under section 49 of the Public Service Act 1996.
Repeal of earlier administrative arrangements 3. The Administrative Arrangements Order (No. 1) 2004 is repealed.
ENDNOTES 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004. 2. Published in the Gazette on 1 July 2004. 3. The administering agency is the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. 285417—1 604 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 42 [1 July, 2004 Responsible Heads Director-General Department of and the Premier Cabinet Units
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16 Page 1994 of declared plants and animals under the Rural Lands Protection Act 1985) 1988 Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries) administered by the Minister for Environment) administered by the Minister for Environment) Acts Administered Administrative Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Queensland)Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Act Distribution Control Act 1966 Agricultural Chemicals Agricultural Standards Act 1994 Care and Protection Act 2001 Animal Apiaries Act 1982 Banana Industry Protection Act 1989 Biological Control Act 1987 (except with respect to control Brands Act 1915 Usage (Agricultural & Veterinary)Chemical Act Control Chicken Meat Industry Committee Act 1976 Act 1975 Diseases in Timber Drugs Misuse Act 1986 (Part 5B) Act 1981 Exotic Diseases in Animals Fisheries Act 1994 Act 2000 (Safety) Food Production of the Forestry1959 (as it relates to the responsibilities Act Grain Industry (Restructuring) Act 1991 Grain Research Foundation Act 1976 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 (except to the extent to the Act 1994 (except Transport Infrastructure Act 1995 Transport Operations (Marine Pollution) 1994 Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994 Act 1995 Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994 Area Land) Act 1999 Transport (South Bank Corporation excluding the land excluding the Development and Extension Development 1959 Agricultural Chemicals Agricultural Chemicals WelfareAnimal Commercial Forestry Plantation Forests Control of State Fisheries Resource Management Food and Fibre Production and Value Adding Food Processing Forestry Industry Development Plant and Animal Diseases Primary Industry Research, Private Forestry Quarry Sales under the Forestry Act Responsibilities Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries Roads extent to the Act 1994 (except Transport Infrastructure Minister Principal Ministerial
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17 Page administered by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and the Minister for Environment) 1926 Fair byextent administered the Minister for Tourism, Development; sections 5, Trading and Wine Industry with the administered and 134 jointly 133 5A, 119, Wine Industry Fair Trading and Minister for Tourism, Development) (Sch pts II-III, VII-VIIA and VIII) 1989 Agreement Act 1957 Acts Administered Administrative Plant Protection Act 1989 Act 1999 IndustryPrimary Bodies Reform Rural Adjustment Authority Act 1994 Licensing Act 1936 Sawmills Stock Act 1915 Act 1999 Sugar Industry Act 1987 Utilisation and Marketing Timber Torres Strait Fisheries Act 1984 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1936 Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 Aboriginal Cultural Act 1991 (except to the extent Aboriginal Land Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Act 1985 Boundaries Terminology Administrative Alcan Queensland Agreement Act 1965 (Sch) Pty. Limited Act Subway Authorisation Allan and Stark Burnett Lane Aurukun Associates Agreement Repeal Act 2004 the Titles Act 1980 (except to and Group Building Units ActCentral Queensland Coal Associates 1968 Agreement 10) Project Act 1997 (s 9 and s Century Zinc Act Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers’ Superannuation Act 1999 SafetyCoal Mining and Health Corporation Pty. Limited Aluminium Commonwealth Explosives Act 1999 (Titles to Land) Act 1948 Foreign Governments
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Responsibilities Excluding Health and SafetyPetroleum Petroleum Titles Pipeline Licences Place Names Selling allocation of State quarry Recreation including Registration of Valuers and Surveyors Royalties Native Title Natural Resource Management including • • • • • Minister Principal Ministerial
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20 Page Minister for Communities, DisabilityMinister for Communities, Services and Seniors) the Minister for Child Safety) Minister for Child Safety) administeredSafety) with the Minister for Child administeredSafety) with the Minister for Child Minister for Child Safety) 3 132; Schedules 2, 127 to 125; sections sections 121 to 133 and 134 jointly and 4; sections 5, 5A, 119, administered with the Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy) Acts Administered Administrative Family Services Act 1987 (jointly administered with the (jointly administered Act 1987 Services Family Adoption of Children Act 1964 (jointly administered administered with Children Act 1964 (jointly Adoption of Child Care Act 2002 with the (jointly administered Child Protection Act 1999 Measures) Act 2003 (jointly Child Protection (International (ss 20(1)(f), 20(2)(a)(ii))(jointly Childrens Court Act 1992 Protection Act 1989 Violence and Family Domestic with the (jointly administered Act 1987 Services Family Juvenile Justice Act 1992 Surrogate Parenthood Act 1988 Young Offenders (Interstate Transfer) Act 1987 Liquor Act 1992 Queensland Act 1979 Tourism Act 2001 Traveller Accommodation Providers (Liability) Act 1994 Wine Industry Act 1997Body and Community Corporate Management Titles Act 1980 (Parts 4 and 5; and Group Building Units Disability Act 1992 Services Guide Dogs Act 1972 LegacyFund Act 2001 Trust
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21 Page Amendment Act 1901 Amendment Property Act 1889 Consumer Credit Code) Acts Administered Administrative Commercial Tribunal Act 2003 and Consumer All Saints Church Lands Act 1924 All Saints Church Lands Act 1960 Anglican Church of Australia Act 1895 Anglican Church of Australia Act 1895 Anglican Church of Australia Act 1977 Anglican Church of Australia Constitution Act 1961 Anglican Church of Australia (Diocese Brisbane) Ann Street Presbyterian Church Act 1889 Associations Incorporation Act 1981 Bills of Sale and Other Instruments Act 1955 Bishopsbourne Estate and See Endowment Trusts Act 1898 Boonah Show Ground Act 1914 Business Names Act 1962 Charitable Funds Act 1958 1964 Chinese Temple Society Act Act 1964 Churches of Christ, Scientist, Incorporation Games and Images Act 1995 Classification of Computer Act 1991 Classification of Films Classification of Publications Act 1991 Collections Act 1966 Consumer Credit (Queensland) Act 1994 (including Cooperatives Act 1997 Credit Act 1987 Credit (Rural Finance) Act 1996 Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act 1967 Factors Act 1892 Act 1989 Fair Trading Funeral Benefit Business Act 1982 Guides Queensland Act 1970 Hire-purchase Act 1959 Agents Act 2001 Introduction
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25 Page 1993 1985 Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (Land Holding) Act Aborigines and Torres Strait CommunityServices (Aborigines) Act 1984 by(except to the extent administered Local the Minister for 12 (ss181, Women) (Parts 1, 2, Government, Planning and administered with the 182 (a),(r)-(v) and (zf)-(zk)) jointly Minister for Local Government, Planning and Women) CommunityServices (Torres Strait) Act 1984 by(except to the extent administered Local the Minister for 12 Women) (Parts 1, 2, Government, Planning and with (s191,192 (a),(t) and (zb)-(zg)) jointly administered Planning and Women) the Minister for Local Government, Indigenous Communities Liquor Licences Act 2002 Ambulance Service Act 1991 Ambulance Act 2001 Management Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2003 Disaster Management Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990 Acts Administered Administrative Townsville City Council (Douglas Land Development) Act Townsville City Council (Douglas Islander Policy Islander Rights and Culture Emergency Service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Aboriginal and Torres Strait Ambulance Service Ambulance Hazards Chemical and State Disaster Management Helicopter Services Emergency Fire Service Responsibilities Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy Minister for Emergency Services Minister Principal Ministerial
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PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENTAL ARRANGEMENTS NOTICE (No.5) 2004
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Section Page PART 1 – PRELIMINARY
1 Short Title...... 2 2 Commencement...... 2
PART 2 – ESTABLISHMENT AND DECLARATION OF GOVERNMENT ENTITIES
3 That part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing responsible 2 for the construction and design functions ...... 4 Racing Directorate...... 2 5 That part of the Environment Protection Agency responsible for 2 administering the indigenous component of the Cultural Record (Landscapes Queensland and Queensland Estate) Act 1987 (repealed and replaced by the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and the Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003...... 6 That part of the Environmental Protection Agency responsible for the 2 open space planning program including the areas responsible for the budget and advisory committee that supports the open space function; and the scenic amenity project ...... 7 Community Support Branch and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 3 Infrastructure Program ...... 8 That part within the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 3 Policy responsible for providing policy and regional support for the Community Governance function ......
PART 3 – MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS, HOUSING AND RACING OF QUEENSLAND
9 Amalgamation, Transfer of Functions and Declaration ...... 3 10 Carrying out the Gazette Notice...... 3 11 Amalgamation and Declaration...... 3
PART 4 – MINISTER FOR NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND ENERGY
12 Amalgamation and Declaration...... 4
PART 5 – MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND WOMEN
13 Amalgamation and Declarations...... 4 14 Amalgamation, Transfer of Function and Declaration...... 4 15 Amalgamation, Transfer of Function and Declaration...... 5 16 Carrying out the Gazette Notice...... 5
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Short Title
1. This notice is made pursuant to the Public Service Act 1996 and may be cited as the Public Service Departmental Arrangements Notice (No.5) 2004.
Commencement
2. This notice commences on the day it is published in the Gazette.
PART 2 – ESTABLISHMENT AND DECLARATION OF GOVERNMENT ENTITIES
3. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, that part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing responsible for construction and design functions is established as a government entity and declared to be part of the Department of Housing.
4. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, that part of the Department of Housing known as the Racing Directorate is established as a government entity and declared to be part of the Department of Housing.
5. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, that part of the Environmental Protection Agency responsible for administering the indigenous component of the Cultural Record (Landscapes Queensland and Queensland Estate) Act 1987 (repealed and replaced by the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and the Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003) is established as a government entity and declared to be part of the Environmental Protection Agency.
6. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, that part of the Environmental Protection Agency responsible for the open space planning program including the areas responsible for the budget and advisory committee that supports the open space function; and the scenic amenity project are established as a government entity and declared to be part of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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7. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, those parts of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy known as–
• Community Support Branch;
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Infrastructure Program
are established as government entities and declared to be part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy.
8. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(a) of the Act, that part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, responsible for providing policy support and regional support for the Community Governance function, is established as a government entity and declared to be part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
PART 3 – MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS, HOUSING AND RACING
Amalgamation, Transfer of Functions and Declaration
9. Pursuant to sections 12(2), 13(b) and 15(c) of the Act, that part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing responsible for construction and design functions, which is part of the Department of Housing, is amalgamated with, together with the transfer of function, and declared to be part of, the Department of Public Works.
Carrying out the Gazette Notice 10. Pursuant to section 16(1) of the Act, the amalgamation and transfer of function will involve the transfer of all affected public service employees, assets and liabilities which are associated with the function.
Amalgamation and Declaration
11. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(b) of the Act, the government entity known as the Racing Directorate, which is part of the Department of Housing, is amalgamated with, and declared to be part of, the Department of Public Works.
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PART 4 – MINISTER FOR NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND ENERGY
Amalgamation and Declaration
12. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(b) of the Act, that part of the Environmental Protection Agency responsible for administering the indigenous component of the Cultural Record (Landscapes Queensland and Queensland Estate) Act 1987 (repealed and replaced by the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and the Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003), is amalgamated with, and declared to be part of, the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy.
PART 5 – MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND WOMEN
Amalgamation and Declarations
13. Pursuant to sections 12(2) and 13(b) of the Act, the government entities known as–
x Community Support Branch, which is part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy;
x Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Infrastructure Program, which is part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy;
are amalgamated with, and declared to be part of, the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation.
Amalgamation, Transfer of Function and Declaration
14. Pursuant to sections 12(2), 13(b) and 15(c) of the Act, that part of the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy responsible for providing policy support and regional support for the Community Governance function, is amalgamated with, together with the transfer of function, and declared to be part of, the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation.
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15. Pursuant to sections 12(2), 13(b) and 15(c) of the Act, that part of the Environmental Protection Agency responsible for the open space planning program including the areas responsible for the budget and advisory committee that supports the open space function; and the scenic amenity project, are amalgamated with, together with the transfer of function, and declared to be part of, the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation.
Carrying out the Gazette Notice 16. Under section 16(1) of the Act, the amalgamation and transfer of function will involve the transfer of all affected public service employees, assets and liabilities which are associated with the function.
ENDNOTES 1. Made by Governor in Council on 1 July 2004. 2. Published in the Government Gazette on 1 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Office of the Public Service Commissioner.
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Integrated Planning Act 1997 Integrated Planning Act 1997 PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS Notice is hereby given that on 4 May 2004 (MP.04/0880- Notice is hereby given that on 24 March 2003 (MP.02/0701- 0890) the Pine Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment of its 0713), the Pine Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment of its Planning Scheme. The purpose of the amendment is to exclude Planning Scheme. The purpose of the amendment is to exclude land located at 93 Todds Road, Lawnton and described as Lot 36 land located at 108 Fingerboard Road, King Scrub and described as on RP881939, Parish of Warner from the “Future Urban” zone and Lot 3 on SP143633, Parish of Whiteside from the “Rural” zone and include the land in the “Residential A” zone. The general effect of include the land in the “Rural Residential” zone. The general effect the amendment is to reflect the approval by Council of a of the amendment is to reflect the approval by Council of a development application over the land. development application over the land. Copies of the amendment are available for inspection and Copies of the amendment are available for inspection and purchase at the office of the Pine Rivers Shire Council. A copy of purchase at the office of the Pine Rivers Shire Council. A copy of the amendment is available for inspection at the office of the the amendment is available for inspection at the office of the Department of Local Government and Planning. Department of Local Government and Planning. RAY BURTON, Chief Executive Officer. RAY BURTON, Chief Executive Officer.
Integrated Planning Act 1997 Integrated Planning Act 1997 PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE SHIRE OF PINE RIVERS Notice is hereby given that on 9 December 2004 the Pine Notice is hereby given that on 1 March 2004 (MP.04/0598- Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment of its Planning 0609), the Pine Rivers Shire Council adopted an amendment of its Scheme. The purpose of the amendment is to exclude land located Planning Scheme. The purpose of the amendment is to exclude at Lots 5 and 6 on RP90742, Parish of Warner and situated at 34- land located at 5 Butcher Avenue, Lawnton and described as Lot 40 Baker Street, Bray Park and 84 Casuarina Drive South, Bray 70 and Lot 71 on RP36128, Parish of Warner from the “Local Park from the “Future Urban” zone and include the land in the Business” zone and include the land in the “Special Facilities “Residential A” zone. The general effect of the amendment is to (Independent and Support Units)” zone. The general effect of the reflect the approval by Council of a development application over amendment is to reflect the approval by Council of a development the land. application over the land. Copies of the amendment are available for inspection and Copies of the amendment are available for inspection and purchase at the office of the Pine Rivers Shire Council. A copy of purchase at the office of the Pine Rivers Shire Council. A copy of the amendment is available for inspection at the office of the the amendment is available for inspection at the office of the Department of Local Government and Planning. Department of Local Government and Planning. RAY BURTON, Chief Executive Officer. RAY BURTON, Chief Executive Officer.
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Integrated Planning Act 1997 Local Government Act 1993 Planning Scheme for the Shire of Pine Rivers Local Government (Maroochy and Noosa) Regulation 2003 Notice is hereby given that on 1 March 2004 the Pine Rivers LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SHIRE OF MAROOCHY Shire Council adopted an amendment of its Planning Scheme. The AND SHIRE OF NOOSA) CHANGEOVER DAY purpose of the amendment is to exclude land located at Lots 79-83 NOTICE (NO. 1) 2004 Gordons Crossing Road West, Joyner and Lots 84-87 and Lot 290 Forgan Road, Joyner and described as Lots 79 and 84-87 on Short title RP87787, Parish of Warner and Lots 80-83 on RP104220, Parish 1. This notice may be cited as the Local Government (Shire of of Warner and Lot 290 on SP104214, Parish of Warner from the Maroochy and Shire of Noosa) Changeover Day Notice ‘Special Facilities – Brisbane and Area Water Board Purposes’ (No. 1) 2004. zone and include the land in the ‘Special Facilities – Column 3A and 3B Uses of the Park Residential zone excluding “Display Commencement Home”, “Estate Sales Office” and “Stable” ’ zone. The general 2. This notice commences on the day it is published in the effect of the amendment is to reflect the approval by Council of a gazette. development application over the land. Notice of changeover day Copies of the amendment are available for inspection and 3. Pursuant to section 4 of the Local Government (Maroochy purchase at the office of the Pine Rivers Shire Council. A copy of and Noosa) Regulation 2003, 13 April 2004 is notified as the the amendment is available for inspection at the office of the changeover day. Department of Local Government and Planning. Ray Burton, Chief Executive Officer ENDNOTES 1. Made by the Minister on 11 June 2004. Section 6.1.34 of Integrated Planning Act 1997 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. PUBLIC NOTICE 4. The administering agency is the Department of Local ISIS SHIRE COUNCIL Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation. AMENDMENT OF THE TRANSITIONAL PLANNING SCHEME On 29 June 2004 Council adopted an amendment of the Planning Local Government Act 1993 Scheme Map for land described as part of Lot 1 on RP158895 at Rankin Road, Childers. BOONAH SHIRE COUNCIL (MAKING OF LOCAL LAW) The amendment excludes the described land from the Rural C zone NOTICE (No. 1) 2004 and includes the said land in the Rural Residential zone. Title A copy of the amendment is available for inspection or purchase at Council’s Administration Office, 45 Churchill Street, Childers, and 1. This notice may be cited as the Boonah Shire Council is also available for inspection at the office of the Department of (Making of Local Law) Notice (No. 1) 2004. Communication and Information, Local Government and Planning Commencement at 111 George Street, Brisbane. 2. This notice commences on the date it is published in the S. D. JOHNSTON Gazette. Chief Executive Officer Making of Local Law 3. Pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Act 1993, the Boonah Shire Council made Amendment Local Law (No. 1) 2003 (Keeping and Control of Animals) by resolution on 17 February 2004, which amends Local Law No. 3 (Keeping and Control of Animals). Inspection 4. A certified copy of the local law is open to inspection at the office of Boonah Shire Council.
ENDNOTES 1. Published in the Gazette on 2 July, 2004. 2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 3. The administering agency is the Queensland Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation.
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TAKING OF LEASEHOLD INTERESTS IN LAND NOTICE (No. 816) 2004
Short Title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Leasehold Interests in Land Notice (No. 816) 2004.
Leasehold Interest s in Land to be taken [s9(7) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. Leasehold interests in land described in the Schedule are taken by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland for the purpose of transport, in particular, road purposes as from 2 July 2004, and vests in the State of Queensland.
SCHEDULE
Leasehold Interests in Land Taken
County of Wonomo, Parish of Telford -an area of about 2.55 hectares being part of Lot 12 on Crown Plan 843242 (PH8/145) contained in Title Reference: 17664083.
As shown approximately on Plan R10-156NT(B) held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Mount Isa City Barkly Highway (Mt Isa – Camooweal) R10-156NT(B) 510/30; 775/344
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
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Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994
TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 817) 2004
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No. 817) 2004.
Land to be taken [s.9(7) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. The land described in the Schedule is taken for the purpose of transport, in particular, road purposes as from 2 July 2004 and vests in the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, for an estate in fee simple.
SCHEDULE
Land Taken
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of 607 square metres being the whole of Lot 57 on RP106192 contained in Title Reference: 13774138.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 199 square metres being part of Lot 3 on RP216802 contained in Title Reference: 17087035.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 567.3 square metres being part of Lot 1 on RP97148 contained in Title Reference: 13613073.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 159.1 square metres being part of Lot 1 on RP106788 contained in Title Reference: 13898030.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 910.7 square metres being part of Lot 2 on RP106788 contained in Title Reference: 13898031.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 1086.5 square metres being part of Lot 3 on RP106788 contained in Title Reference: 13898032.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 452.6 square metres being part of Lot 4 on RP106788 contained in Title Reference: 13898033.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of 414 square metres being the whole of Lot 200 on RP812771 contained in Title Reference: 18081048.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of 1197 square metres being the whole of Lot 201 on RP812771 contained in Title Reference: 18081049.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 413 square metres (including about 401 square metres being part of Easement K on RP185369) being part of Lot 1 on RP190402 contained in Title Reference: 16574102.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 974 square metres being part of Lot 900 on RP139824 contained in Title Reference: 15061012.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 1.82 hectares being part of Lot 901 on RP139824 contained in Title Reference: 15061013.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 2218 square metres being part of Lot 123 on Crown Plan WD4441 contained in Title Reference: 15610077.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 7611 square metres being part of Lot 124 on Crown Plan WD4441 contained in Title Reference: 15610077.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 1.644 hectares being part of Lot 127 on Crown Plan WD4441 contained in Title Reference: 15610077.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 177.7 square metres (including about 177.3 square metres being part of Easement K on RP185369) being part of Lot 3 on RP219855 contained in Title Reference: 17146166.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 15.08 square metres being part of Lot 1 on RP806747 contained in Title Reference: 50266826.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 1717 square metres being part of Lot 1 on RP77366 contained in Title Reference: 12803122.
County of Ward, Parish of Boyd - an area of about 5 square metres being part of Lot 45 on RP106192 contained in Title Reference: 13774133.
As shown approximately on Plan R1-1202(B), R1-1203(B), R1-1204, R1-1204(B), R1-1205, R1-1206, R1-1209, R1-1210(B), R1-1211, R1-1212(B), R1- 1213(B) and R1-1213(C) held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 44 637
Gold Coast City Brisbane – Beenleigh Road R1-1202(B), R1-1203(B), R1-1204(B), R1-1205, R1-1206, R1-1209, R1-1210, R1-1210(B), R1-1211, R1-1212(B), R1-1213(B) and R1-1213(C) 510/1625; 510/2407, 2413, 2416, 2419, 2422, 775/28-30, 32-34 and 36-40
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967 Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994
AMENDING TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 818) 2004
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Amending Taking of Land Notice (No. 818) 2004.
Amendment of Land to be taken [s. 11(1) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2. Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 784) 2004 dated 18 March 2004 and published in the Gazette of 19 March 2004 at pages 988 and 989 and relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland, is amended as described in the Schedule.
SCHEDULE
Amend Schedule to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 784) 2004 dated 18 March 2004 and published in the Gazette of 19 March 2004 at pages 988 and 989 relating to the taking of land by the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, as constructing authority for the State of Queensland as follows:
Omit - “County of Nares, Parish of Cairns - an area of about 247.4 square metres being part of Lot 1 on RP713430 contained in Title References: 20930233, 50059857, 50059858, 50059855 and 50059856.
County of Nares, Parish of Cairns - an area of about 5014 square metres being part of Lot 4 on RP713430 contained in Title References: 20930233, 50059857, 50059858, 50059855 and 50059856.
As shown approximately on Plan R11-630 held in the office of the Chief Executive, Department of Main Roads, Brisbane.
Cairns City Bruce Highway (Innisfail – Cairns) R11-630 510/1179; 775/400”
Insert - “County of Nares, Parish of Cairns - an area of 251 square metres being Lot 99 on SP167907 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy), being part of the land contained in Title References: 20930233, 50059857, 50059858, 50059855 and 50059856.
County of Nares, Parish of Cairns - an area of 5043 square metres being Lot 100 on SP167907 (being a plan to be registered in Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy), being part of the land contained in Title References: 20930233, 50059857, 50059858, 50059855 and 50059856.
Cairns City Bruce Highway (Innisfail – Cairns) R11-630 510/1179; 775/400"
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004. 2. Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Main Roads.
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Land Act 1994 13 the relevant works means overland or underground CORRECTION OF GRANT NOTICE (No 13) 2004 drains, pipes, conduits and channels for the passage or Short title conveyance of water and other lawful discharges to 1 This notice may be cited as the Correction of Grant Notice local authority drainage through, across or under the (No 13) 2004 easement together with manholes, field inlet pits and Correction of grant [s 359(3) of the Act] all other usual or necessary fittings and attachments as 2 The Deed of Grant described in Schedule 1 is amended as well as works for the protection and/or support of all mentioned in Schedule 2 such things SCHEDULE 1 Rights to Council South East Region, Bundall Office 2 The Council shall have the full and free right and liberty at all Title Reference- 50319896 times hereafter to enter upon the easement for the purposes Land granted- Lot 220 on SP113464, parish of Nerang of constructing and thereafter forever using and maintaining Area- 4228 m2 such relevant works as it shall from time to time think fit and SCHEDULE 2 in so doing, the Council by its employees, agents and other Correction of an error in describing the area and description persons authorised by the Council shall have the right to: of the Deed of Grant- 21 construct, install, extend, deepen, widen, cleanse, add Area to, remove, inspect, maintain and repair the relevant omit 4228 m2, insert 7427 m2 works and when and where thought fit by the Council Description to remove and replace the relevant works with new omit Lot 220 on SP113464, relevant works (whether of a similar nature to those insert Lot 220 on SP113464 and Lot 21 on S182137 replaced or not); 22 dig into, sink shafts in, and erect scaffolding upon the ENDNOTES easement, and to open and break up the soil of the 1 Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004 easement or any part thereof including the sub-surface 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 thereof; 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 23 remove and dispose of spoil created as a consequence of 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural the Council exercising its rights hereunder; Resources, Mines and Energy 24 clear and keep clear the easement by any means or 5 File Reference Res 29497 method and to cut and remove timber, trees and Acquisition of Land Act 1967 undergrowth from the easement and to burn off such TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 15) 2004 timber, trees and undergrowth; Short title 25 construct and maintain on the easement such access 1 This notice may be cited as the Taking of Easement Notice tracks, gates and appurtenant works as the Council shall (No 15) 2004 consider necessary; Easement taken [ss 6, 9(7) and 9(8) of the Act] 26 enter upon and remain, pass and repass on and over the 2 The Easement described in Schedule 2 is taken by the Redland easement for all or any of the purposes aforesaid, with Shire Council for drainage purposes and vests in the Redland Shire or without vehicles, plant and equipment of any Council on and from 2 July 2004 description whatsoever; Rights and obligations 27 do such other works and things through, across, in or 3 The rights and obligations conferred and imposed by the under the easement as are incidental to the proper Easement includes the matters set out in Schedule 1 exercise of the rights of Council hereunder SCHEDULE 1 Property in Relevant Works Rights and Obligations 3 All relevant works are and remain the property of the Council Meaning of Terms notwithstanding any actual or apparent affixing to the 1 The following words have the following meanings when used easement and the Council shall be solely responsible for the in this schedule: operation and maintenance of all relevant works 11 the Council means the Redland Shire Council; Removal of Fencing 000000—12 the1 Owner means the Registered Owner; and 4 For the purpose of gaining access to the easement the Council 640 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 [2 July, 2004
shall be entitled to pull down or break open any fencing on or working of any relevant works adjacent to the easement but where livestock are contained SCHEDULE 2 within the fenced area sufficient notice shall be given to the South East Region, Beenleigh Office Owner to enable such livestock to be secured Easement Taken Reinstatement of Fencing Easement E in Lot 24 on RP70826 on SP127454 (to be registered 5 The Council must either: in the Land Registry), area 456 m2, part of the land in Title Reference 51 reinstate all fences where the same have been damaged 12915181, parish of Capalaba by the Council in the exercise and performance of any of its rights and liberties herein; or ENDNOTES 52 in lieu of reinstating any such fence, install a gate the 1 Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004 quality of the materials and workmanship of which, 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 except with the Owners consent, shall be not less than 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly the quality of the materials and workmanship in the 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural existing fence A gate so installed becomes the property Resources, Mines and Energy of the Owner of the fence in which the gate is installed 5 File Reference LAB 10475 and thereafter shall be maintained by the Owner Acquisition of Land Act 1967 No Structures etc on Easement TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 16) 2004 6 The Owner shall not at any time without the express written Short title permission of the Council: 1 This notice may be cited as the Taking of Easement Notice (No 16) 61 erect any buildings or structures (other than fences) upon 2004 the easement or any part thereof or otherwise permit Easements taken [s 9 of the Act] the easement of any part thereof to be used in such a 2 The Easements described in Schedule 2 are taken by ENERGEX way as to obstruct or interfere with the relevant works Limited ACN 078 849 055 for Electrical Works (subtransmission line) and/or the proper and effective use thereof by the Council; purposes and vest in ENERGEX Limited ACN 078 849 055 on and from 62 install concrete, bitumen or other pavement or driveways 2 July 2004 on the easement or gardens or landscaping involving Rights and obligations concrete, brick or other permanent materials; 3 That the rights and obligations conferred and imposed by the 63 remove or stockpile or permit the removal or stockpiling Easements include the matters set out in Schedule 1 of any soil, sand, gravel, or other substance or material SCHEDULE 1 on the easement or construct any roads, dam walls or 1 ENERGEX Limited ACN 078 849 055 (the Corporation) is other earthworks on the easement which would in any acquiring this easement in perpetuity to permit and allow the way obstruct or interfere with the relevant works and/ Corporation at all times and in all manner hereafter full right to or the proper and effective use thereof by the Council convey electricity on, over, in, under, across and through the easement Damage to Structures etc (the easement) by Electric lines being any wire or wires, 7 The Council shall in its sole discretion determine how and in conductor or other means used for the purpose of conveying, what manner the rights of the Council hereunder are exercised transmitting, transforming or distributing electricity, together with The Council must not wilfully damage or destroy any matter any casing, coating, covering, tube, pipe, pillar, pole or tower, post, to any extent greater than is reasonably necessary in order to frame, bracket or insulator enclosing, surrounding or supporting the exercise the Councils rights hereunder but: same or any part thereof, or any apparatus connected therewith for 71 the Council is not otherwise responsible for any damage the purpose of conveying, transmitting, transforming or distributing to or destruction of any matter in the course of the electricity or by any such means as may be appropriate, and with exercise by the Council of its rights hereunder; and full power to the Corporation, its employees, agents, workmen, 72 the Council is not under any obligation to reinstate or linesmen, contractors and others authorised by it to: repair any matter damaged or destroyed in consequence 11 construct, inspect, maintain, repair, renew, reconstruct, replace, of the exercise by the Council of its rights hereunder and add to, lay down, install, erect electric lines or further electric its only obligation where any such matter has been so lines on, in, under, over, across or through the easement or damaged or destroyed is to leave the easement in as remove from the easement any electric line or lines; clean and tidy a state as is practicable having regard to 12 clear and keep cleared as the Grantee shall consider necessary the nature of the matter which has been damaged or by any means or method the easement of timber, trees and destroyed and the work which it has done; and undergrowth and to burn off on the easement all such timber, 73 the Council is not in any event responsible for any trees and undergrowth; inconveniences or disturbance to the Owners or 13 construct and maintain on the easement all such access tracks, occupiers of the easement arising out of the course of or gates and other works as the Grantee shall consider necessary by virtue of the exercise by the Council of its rights 2 The land comprising the easement may be used for any purpose hereunder not inconsistent with the rights of the Corporation provided such Removal of Unauthorised Structures etc use is not capable of causing interference with or damage or risk to 8 If a building structure or other material or thing is erected, the electric lines on, under, in, over, across or through the easement, placed, found or installed upon the easement in contravention and in particular THE OWNER AND/OR OCCUPIER SHALL of Clause 6, the Council may, in addition to any other remedies NOT DO OR PERMIT, AND THE CORPORATION MAY and after having first given the Owner reasonable notice of its PREVENT: intention to invoke this clause, enter upon the easement and 21 any alterations or additions to the structures or buildings remove or demolish the relevant matter and, if it does so: existing on the easement at the date hereof affecting their 81 it may dispose of the relevant matter or any resultant overall dimensions; demolition materials in such manner as it sees fit without 22 the erection of any further buildings or structures on the being liable to account to the Owner therefore (except as easement; provided in Clause 82); and 23 the erection of any fence of a height of more than 24 metres 82 it may recover, in any Court of competent jurisdiction, on the easement; costs actually incurred by it in taking that action 24 the laying of subterranean services under, in or across the (including internal wage and salary costs) less any monies easement; actually received by it as a result of disposing of the 25 the stockpiling of or filling with any soil, sand, gravel, other relevant matter or any resultant demolition materials substance or materials or the construction of any roads, dam Protection of Relevant Works walls or other earthworks on the easement which would in 9 The Owner will not do any act or make any omission likely any way reduce the clearance above the ground level of the to jeopardise or prejudicially affect the safety or reliable conductors below the minimum statutory clearance as may 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 641
exist from time to time; servants, agents, employees, workmen and contractors 26 the inundation of any part of the easement; of the Owner and other persons authorised by the 27 the removal of or fill the easement with any soil, sand, gravel Owner to use or enter upon the Easement Land or other substances; 16 QETC means the Queensland Electricity Transmission 28 the growing of sugar cane upon the easement where it is not Corporation Limited, together with its successors and assigned sugar cane land as at the date hereof; assigns and others authorised by it Where the context unless permission in writing for any of the above is first had and permits, the term includes the servants, agents, obtained from the Corporation employees, workmen, linesmen, contractors of QETC 3 And further the owner and/or occupier shall not do or permit and and other persons authorised by QETC to exercise its the Corporation may prevent: rights under this Easement 31 the laying of any metal pipe or other conductor of electricity 17 Electricity Works means such works, apparatus, on, under, in or across the easement; structures and things as QETC may in its absolute 32 the burning off of crops or where it is assigned land at the date discretion consider appropriate as a means of conveying hereof permit the growing of sugar cane within ten (10) metres or transmitting electricity, telecommunications and other of any electric works; electromagnetic energy in all its forms, including 33 the residing in occupation of any caravan or mobile home conductors, cables, towers, aerials, poles, foundations, which may be parked or located on the easement irrespective ground anchorages, supports and other associated or of whether the easement is part of a caravan park or private appurtenant works The expression includes the property; Electricity Works existing on the Easement Land at the 34 the storage of flammable fuels or explosive materials in, on or Date of this Easement or constructed on it after that under the easement date, and where the context permits it includes a 4 The Corporation, its employees, agents, workmen, linesmen, reference to any part of the Electricity Works contractors and others authorised by it shall with or without vehicles, QETCS RIGHTS plant and equipment of any description have full and free right to 2 The QETC is acquiring this Easement in perpetuity to permit enter upon and remain, pass and repass on and over the easement QETC the right to: for all of any of the purposes aforesaid or for the purpose of 21 convey and transmit electricity, telecommunications and preventing any breach of the conditions herein contained other electromagnetic energy in all its forms on, from, SCHEDULE 2 over, under and through the Easement Land by Electricity South East Region, Bundall Office Works; Easements Taken 22 enter upon and traverse the Easement Land, with vehicles, Easement A in Lot 5 on RP105801 on RP117888 (to be registered in plant and equipment, if necessary, to exercise its rights the Land Registry), area 9270 m2, part of the land in Title Reference under this Easement; 13894193, parish of Albert 23 construct Electricity Works on, over, under or through Easement A in Lot 4 on RP108562 on RP117893 (to be registered in the Easement Land; the Land Registry), area 6738 m2, part of the land in Title Reference 24 inspect, maintain, repair or replace the Electricity Works; 14011218, parish of Albert 25 clear the Easement Land of trees, undergrowth or vegetation or any obstruction in the manner and by the ENDNOTES means QETC considers appropriate; 1 Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004 26 construct and maintain on the Easement Land such tracks, 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 roads, gates, fences and other structures and works as 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly QETC considers necessary; 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources, 27 enter upon and traverse the Easement Land for the Mines and Energy purposes of preventing or rectifying any infringement 5 File Reference LAB 10471 & LAB 10472 by the Owner of QETCs rights under this Easement by Acquisition of Land Act 1967 the Owner; and TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 17) 2004 the QETC may in connection with its use and enjoyment of Short title this Easement, exercise such of its rights, powers, discretion 1 This notice may be cited as the Taking of Easement Notice and functions under the Acts, or any other Act or at law as it (No 17) 2004 sees fit Easement taken [s 9 of the Act] QETCS OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER 2 The Easement described in Schedule 2 is taken by the 3 QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this Easement: Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited ACN 31 cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as possible; 078 849 233 for Electrical Works (transmission line) purposes and and vests in the Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation 32 act reasonably Limited ACN 078 849 233 on and from 2 July 2004 4 QETC WILL COMPLY WITH SAFETY LAWS Rights and obligations 41 QETC will comply with all laws regarding the exercise 3 That the rights and obligations conferred and imposed by the of its rights under this Easement and the safety of persons Easement include the matters set out in Schedule 1 to use the Easement Land SCHEDULE 1 42 QETC will not be liable for: DEFINITIONS 421 the negligent acts or omissions of the Owner; or 1 In this Easement: 422 the acts or omissions of the Owner that are a breach 11 Acts means the Electricity Act 1994 and Government of this Easement or of the law Owned Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to THINGS THE OWNER MUST NOT DO them or either of them or any Acts superseding those 5 The Owner must not: Acts 51 interfere with, damage or place at risk the Electricity 12 Date of this Easement means the date of Notice Works, any other structures or works or plant, equipment, 13 Easement means the rights obtained from the Owner tools or material of QETC on or near the Easement Land; by QETC including but not limited to the terms and 52 interfere with or obstruct QETC in the exercise or conditions contained in this Schedule enjoyment of its rights and powers under this Easement; 14 Easement Land means that portion of the Owners or land over which this Easement is obtained 53 where the Owner is the holder of an assignment under 15 Owner means the Registered Proprietor together with the Sugar Industry Act 1991 over the Easement Land, its successors, successors in title and assigns Where grow sugar cane within ten (10) metres of any tower, the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5 and 6 it includes the base or pole upon the Easement Land 642 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 [2 July, 2004
THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC RESERVE AND SET APART (REPEAL) NOTICE (No 23) CONSENTS 2004 6 The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to, Short title after the Date of this Easement, without first obtaining the 1 This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart (Repeal) written consent of QETC: Notice (No 23) 2004 61 erect or place any buildings or structures or make any Revocation of reserve [s 33(1) of the Act] additions or alterations to any buildings or structures on 2 The reserves described in Schedules 1 to 5 are repealed the Easement Land; SCHEDULE 1 62 erect any fence that is higher than three (3) metres on the Description Easement Land; 1 1 Central West Region, Mackay Office, R642 (Title Reference 63 place fill or other substance or carry out any works or do 49007928), being Portion 77 as shown on plan CI1544 (now Lot anything whatsoever on the Easement Land which would 77 on CI1544) registered in the Department of Natural Resources, reduce the clearance from ground level of the conductors Mines and Energy, area 885 m2, county of Carlisle, parish of or transmission lines below the minimum statutory Abingdon clearance required from time to time for the voltage class Purpose of the transmission line on the Easement Land; 1 2 Reserve for Waterworks (Marian Weir) purposes 64 cause or allow, except in the case of force majeure, the Date Set Apart inundation of those parts of the Easement Land where 1 3 Order in Council made 6 June 1957 and published in the any Electricity Works are erected or located or are Gazette on 8 June 1957 at pages 896-897 proposed to be erected or located; File Reference 65 lay any metal conduit or pipe within five (5) metres of 1 4 MKY/007269 the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground anchorage SCHEDULE 2 or other means of support on the Easement Land; Description 66 do any act or thing which jeopardises the foundations, 2 1 South East Region, Brisbane Office, R2365 (Title Reference ground anchorages, supports, the towers or poles, 49010269), being Lot 272 on SL810259 registered in the Department including (without limitation) excavate or remove any of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 5172 ha, county of soil, sand or gravel within a distance of twenty (20) metres Stanley, parish of South Brisbane from the base of any tower, pole, foundation, ground Purpose anchorage or support on the Easement Land; 2 2 Reserve for Departmental and Official purposes 67 if unassigned sugar cane land, grow sugar cane on the Date Set Apart Easement Land; 2 3 Order in Council made 8 October 1992 and published in the 68 plant upon the Easement Land trees whose size or height gazette on 9 October 1992 at page 385-386 would in any way interfere with the statutory clearance File Reference that may exist from time to time; or 2 4 Res 14071 69reside in or permit anyone to reside in or occupy any SCHEDULE 3 building, structure, caravan, or other accommodation Description (including temporary accommodation) which may be 3 1 South East Region, Maryborough Office, R1587 (Title located on the Easement Land; Reference 49017562), being Lot 146 on O1192 registered in the and QETC will not unreasonably withhold its consent but in Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area about granting any consent may impose reasonable conditions 132 ha, county of March, parish of Young OWNER MAY USE EASEMENT Purpose 7 The Owner may use the Easement Land for any lawful 3 2 Reserve for Departmental and Official purposes purpose not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement Date Set Apart INDEMNITY 3 3 Order in Council made 31 July 1986 and published in the 8 QETC indemnifies the Owner against all actions, suits, Gazette on 2 August 1986 at page 2347 proceedings, demands, costs, losses, damages and expenses File Reference arising out of or in respect of any act or omission of QETC 3 4 R1587 Young in the use or attempted use of the Easement Land by QETC, SCHEDULE 4 except where such actions, suits, proceedings, claims, Description demands, costs, losses, damages or expenses arise as a result 4 1 South West Region, Roma Office, R231 (Title Reference of any negligent act or omission of the Owner, breach of this 49007326), being Portion 131 as shown on plan BLM530 (now Easement or of the law Lot 131 on BLM530) registered in the Department of Natural PUBLIC RISK Resources, Mines and Energy, area about 809 m2, county of 9 QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance Belmore, parish of St George policy in respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of Purpose the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers 4 2 Reserve for Waterworks (Pumping Station) purposes, St appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in any George event not less than TEN MILLION DOLLARS Date Set Apart ($10,000,00000) 4 3 Order in Council made 24 March 1955 and published in the SCHEDULE 2 Gazette on 26 March 1955 at pages 1148-1149 South East Region, Ipswich Office File Reference Easement Taken 4 4 Res 9355 Easement RR in Lot 6 (Restricted) on M111810 on SP157165 SCHEDULE 5 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area 1745 ha, part of the Description land in Title Reference 13252204, parish of Goodna 5 1 South West Region, Roma Office, R288 (Title Reference 49011857), as shown on plan BLM945 (now Lot 73 on BLM945) ENDNOTES registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and 1 Made by the Governor in Council on 1 July 2004 Energy, area 8006 ha, county of Belmore, parish of St George 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 Purpose 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 5 2 Reserve for Drainage purposes 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Date Set Apart Resources, Mines and Energy 5 3 Order in Council made 1 April 1976 and published in the 5 File Reference LAB 10263 Gazette on 3 April 1976 at pages 1296-8 Land Act 1994 File Reference 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 643
5 4 Res 16220 5 2 Reserve for Park ENDNOTES Trustee 1 Made by the Minister on 26 June 2004 5 3 Under the control of the Council of the City of Hervey Bay, 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 as trustee 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly File Reference 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural 5 4 R49103686 Urangan Resources, Mines and Energy SCHEDULE 6 Description Land Act 1994 6 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference RESERVE AND SET APART NOTICE (No 22) 2004 49103813, being Lot 866 on SP149539 registered in the Department Short title of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 348 m2, county of 1 This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart Notice Canning, parish of Maroochy (No 22) 2004 Purpose Reserve and set apart [ss 31(1) and 44 of the Act] 6 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 2 The unallocated State land described in Schedules 1 to 13 are Trustee reserved and set apart for the community purposes stated and 6 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee placed under the control of the trustees as indicated File Reference SCHEDULE 1 6 4 NAM/002477 Description SCHEDULE 7 1 1 Central West Region, Mackay Office, Title Reference Description 49103879, being Lot 28 on SP129381 registered in the Department 7 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 8994 m2, county of 49103815, being Lot 100 on SP150508 registered in the Department Carlisle, parish of Bassett of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 2625 m2, county of Purpose Canning, parish of Maroochy 1 2 Reserve for Park and Recreation Purpose Trustee 7 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 1 3 Under the control of the Mackay City Council, as trustee Trustee File Reference 7 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee 1 4 MKY/021405 File Reference SCHEDULE 2 7 4 NAM/002479 Description SCHEDULE 8 2 1 North Region, Cairns Office, Title Reference 49103829, Description being Lot 4 on SP167079 registered in the Department of Natural 8 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference Resources, Mines and Energy, area 1649 ha, county of Torres, 49103802, being Lot 9 on RP858138 registered in the Department parish of Port Kennedy of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 715 m2, county of Purpose Canning, parish of Mooloolah 2 2 Reserve for Public Boat Ramp, Jetty and Landing Places Purpose Trustee 8 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 2 3 Under the control of the Torres Shire Council, as trustee Trustee File Reference 8 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee 2 4 CNS/020646 File Reference SCHEDULE 3 8 4 NAM/002481 Description SCHEDULE 9 3 1 South East Region, Maryborough Office, Title Reference Description 49103645, being Lot 201 on SP153260 and Lot 202 on SP153261 9 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and 49103810, being Lot 100 on SP144750 registered in the Department Energy, area 6798 m2, county of March, parish of Vernon of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 1469 ha, county of Purpose Canning, parish of Mooloolah 3 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens Purpose Trustee 9 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 3 3 Under the control of the Council of the City of Hervey Bay, Trustee as trustee 9 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee File Reference File Reference 3 4 R49103645 Vernon 9 4 NAM/002474 SCHEDULE 4 SCHEDULE 10 Description Description 4 1 South East Region, Maryborough Office, Title Reference 10 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference 49103685, being Lot 17 on SP160936 registered in the Department 49103811, being Lot 900 on SP144753 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 3660 m2, county of of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 1097 m2, county of March, parish of Urangan Canning, parish of Mooloolah Purpose Purpose 4 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 10 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens Trustee Trustee 4 3 Under the control of the Council of the City of Hervey Bay, 10 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee as trustee File Reference File Reference 10 4 NAM/002475 4 4 R49103685 Urangan SCHEDULE 11 SCHEDULE 5 Description Description 11 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference 5 1 South East Region, Maryborough Office, Title Reference 49103812, being Lot 302 on SP146373 registered in the Department 49103686, being Lot 7 on SP163476 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 9662 m2, county of of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 8349 m2, county of Canning, parish of Mooloolah March, parish of Urangan Purpose Purpose 11 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens 644 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 [2 July, 2004
Trustee Description 11 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee omit Lots 2, 3 and 4 on RP220657, File Reference insert Lots 2, 3 and 4 on RP220657 and Lot 212 on RP908536 11 4 NAM/002476 Area SCHEDULE 12 omit 21129 ha, insert 220065 ha) Description Date Set Apart 12 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference 2 2 Order in Council made 13 April 1989 and published in the 49103814, being Lot 100 on SP149946 registered in the Department Gazette on 15 April 1989 at pages 2161-2 of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 4619 m2, county of File Reference Canning, parish of Mooloolah 2 3 Res 25412 Purpose SCHEDULE 3 12 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens Amendment of Schedule Trustee 3 1 South East Region, Caboolture Office, Reserve for Park 12 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee and Recreation, R5204 (Title Reference 49003471) county of File Reference Stanley, parish of Caboolture 12 4 NAM/002478 Description SCHEDULE 13 omit Lot 500 on RP886170, Description insert Lot 500 on RP886170 and Lot 504 on SP164307 13 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Title Reference Area 49103817, being Lot 902 on SP154210 registered in the Department omit 6696 m2, insert 7241 m2) of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 1462 ha, county of Date Set Apart Canning, parish of Mooloolah 3 2 Reserve and Set Apart Notice (No 01) 1995 published in Purpose the Gazette on 18 August 1995 at pages 1985-91 13 2 Reserve for Parks and Gardens File Reference Trustee 3 3 CAB/000749 13 3 Under the control of the Maroochy Shire Council, as trustee SCHEDULE 4 File Reference Amendment of Schedule 13 4 NAM/002480 4 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, Reserve for Sport and Recreation purposes, Title Reference 49102662 county of Canning, ENDNOTES parishes of Mooloolah and Bribie 1 Made by the Minister on 26 June 2004 Description 2 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 omit Lot 610 on SP105795, Lot 604 on SP105796, Lot 613 on 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly SP140100, Lot 10 on SP142007, Lot 12 on SP142008, Lot 614 on 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural SP143156, Lot 606 on SP143159, Lots 34 and 37 on SP146195 Resources, Mines and Energy and Lot 607 on SP152961, Land Act 1994 insert Lot 610 on SP105795, Lot 604 on SP105796, Lot 613 RESERVE AND SET APART (AMENDMENT) on SP140100, Lot 10 on SP142007, Lot 12 on SP142008, Lot 614 NOTICE (No 26) 2004 on SP143156, Lot 606 on SP143159, Lots 20, 34 and 37 on Short title SP146195 and Lot 607 on SP152961 1 This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart Area (Amendment) Notice (No 26) 2004 omit 464565 ha, insert 464778 ha) Adjustment of reserve [s 31(2) of the Act] Date Set Apart 2 The reserves described in Schedules 1 to 6 are amended as set 4 2 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 12) 2004 out in the Schedules published in the Gazette on 26 March 2004 at pages 1090-1091 Partial revocation of reserve [s 33(1) of the Act] File Reference 3 The reserves described in Schedules 7 to 9 are adjusted as set 4 3 NAM/002074 out in the Schedules by revocation of part of each Reserve SCHEDULE 5 SCHEDULE 1 Amendment of Schedule Amendment of Schedule 5 1 South West Region, Toowoomba Office, Reserve for Parks 1 1 South East Region, Beenleigh Office, Reserve for Water, and Gardens, Title Reference 49100734 county of Aubigny, parish R4397 (Title Reference 49020607) county of Stanley, parishes of of Gowrie Minjerriba and Stradbroke Description Description omit Lot 164 on RP906941 and Lot 184 on SP126043, omit Lot 3 on SP107310, Lots 18 to 22 on SP112298, Lots 15 insert Lot 164 on RP906941, Lot 184 on SP126043 and Lot 17 to 17 on SP106438, Lots 11 to 14 on SP106594, Lot 5 on on SP161564 CP818890, Lot 3 on CP818899, Lot 2 on CP818900 and Lot 1 on Area CP818898, omit 2528 ha, insert 7355 ha) insert Lot 5 on CP818890, Lot 1 on CP818898, Lot 3 on Date Set Apart CP818899, Lot 2 on CP818900, Lots 15, 16 and 17 on SP106438, 5 2 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 27) 2000 Lots 11-14 on SP106594, Lot 3 on SP107310, Lots 18-22 on published in the Gazette on 7 July 2000 at page 808 SP112298 and Lot 5 on SP158691 File Reference Area 5 3 49100734 omit 699282 ha, insert 710562 ha) SCHEDULE 6 Date Set Apart Amendment of Schedule 1 2 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 35) 1999 6 1 South West Region, Toowoomba Office, Reserve for State published in the Gazette on 3 September 1999 at pages 6-7 School (Extension), Kulpi R970 (Title Reference 49003000) county File Reference of Aubigny, parish of Rosalie 1 3 Res 26613 Description SCHEDULE 2 omit Lot 82 on AG988, insert Lot 82 on SP129527 Amendment of Schedule Area 2 1 South East Region, Brisbane Office, Reserve for Park and omit 4047 m2, insert 4059 m2) Recreation, R4088 (Title Reference 49019500) county of Stanley, Date Set Apart parish of Yeerongpilly 6 2 Order in Council made 25 July 1940 and published in the 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 645
Gazette on 27 July 1940 at page 176 and Correction of Reserve and 1 This notice may be cited as the Correction of Reserve and Set Set Apart Notice (No 07) 1995 published in the Gazette on 15 Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 04) 2004 December 1995 at page 1495 Correction of notice [s 24AA of the Acts Interpretation Act File Reference 1954 and s 31(2) of the Land Act 1994] 6 3 R970 Rosalie 2 (1) Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 24) 2004 SCHEDULE 7 published in the Gazette on 18 June 2004 at pages 462-463 (relating Amendment of Schedule to Reserve for Park and Recreation, Title Reference 49102247, 7 1 North Region, Cairns Office, R5 (Title Reference South East Region, Brisbane Office, county of Stanley, parish of 49006430) county of Solander, parish of Whyanbeel Yeerongpilly) is corrected as set out in subsection (2) Purpose (2) In SCHEDULE 4 of the notice- omit Reserve for Township purposes, omit Lot 919 on SP130258, Lot 962 on SP159331 and Lot 964 insert Reserve for Environmental purposes on SP166882, Description insert Lot 919 on SP130258, Lot 962 on SP159311 and Lot omit Commencing on the right bank of Saltwater Creek at the 964 on SP166882 south-east corner of selection 305, and bounded thence on the ENDNOTES north by that selection bearing west; on the west by portions 2v 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 and 5v bearing south; on the south by portions 6v and 7v bearing 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly east; and on the east by the Pacific Ocean northerly and Saltwater 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Creek upwards to the point of commencement, Resources, Mines and Energy insert Lots 5 and 6 on SP159909 4 File Reference BRI/003316 Area omit about 259 ha, insert about 837 ha) Land Act 1994 Date Set Apart APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES NOTICE (No 05) 2004 7 2 Proclamation made 21 August 1885 and published in the Short title Gazette on 22 August 1885 at page 701 1 This notice may be cited as the Appointment of Trustees File Reference Notice (No 05) 2004 7 3 CNS/008387 Appointment of trustees [s 44(1) of the Act] SCHEDULE 8 2 The land reserved and set apart for the community purposes Amendment of Schedule described in the Schedule is placed under the control of the trustee 8 1 South East Region, Brisbane Office, Reserve for Educational mentioned Institution (Advanced Education Kelvin Grove), R2666 (Title SCHEDULE Reference 49011986) county of Stanley, parish of North Brisbane Description Description 1 North Region, Cairns Office, R5 (Title Reference 49006430), omit Lot 1 on CP816137, Lot 557 on SP133445, Lots 20 and being Lots 5 and 6 on SP159909 registered in the Department of 21 on SP157087, Lot 19 on SP157809, Lot 341 on SP160394, Lot Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area about 837 ha, county 25 on SP162853 and Lot 1 on SP151277, of Solander, parish of Whyanbeel insert Lot 341 on SP160394, Lot 25 on SP162853 and Lot 1 on Purpose SP151277 2 Reserve for Environmental purposes Area Trustee omit 170445 ha, insert 158445 ha) 3 Under the control of the Douglas Shire Council, as trustee Date Set Apart File Reference 8 2 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 48) 2003 4 CNS/008387 published in the Gazette on 5 December 2003 at page 1055 ENDNOTES File Reference 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 8 3 Res 16365 (pt5) 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly SCHEDULE 9 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Amendment of Schedule Resources, Mines and Energy 9 1 South West Region, Warwick Office, R206 (Title Reference 49010543) county of Bentinck, parish of Waroo Land Act 1994 Purpose REPLACEMENT OF TRUSTEES NOTICE (No 15) 2004 omit Reserve for Camping, Short title insert Reserve for Natural Resource Management 1 This notice may be cited as the Replacement of Trustees Description Notice (No 15) 2004 omit Portion 31 as shown on plan BNT1094, Replacement of trustees [s 50 of the Act] insert Lot 31 on SP129514 2 (1) The person mentioned in Schedule 1 is appointed trustee Area of the land reserved and set apart for the purpose described in omit about 337 ha, insert 289953 ha) Schedule 2 in place of the trustee mentioned in Schedule 2 Date Set Apart (2) The person mentioned in Schedule 3 is appointed trustee of 9 2 Order in Council made 9 June 1955 and published in the the land reserved and set apart for the purpose described in Schedule Gazette on 11 June 1955 at page 709 4 in place of the trustee mentioned in Schedule 4 File Reference SCHEDULE 1 9 3 R206 Waroo New trustee ENDNOTES Director-General, Department of Employment and Training 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 SCHEDULE 2 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly Description 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural 2 1 South East Region, Nambour Office, R2716 (Title Reference Resources, Mines and Energy 49019809), being Lot 762 on CG6302 registered in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 1537 ha, county of Acts Interpretation Act 1954 Canning, parish of Mooloolah Land Act 1994 Purpose CORRECTION OF RESERVE AND SET APART 2 2 Reserve for College (Technical and Further Education- (AMENDMENT) NOTICE (No 04) 2004 Sunshine Coast) Short title Trustee being replaced 646 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 [2 July, 2004
2 3 Corporation of the Minister for Education South East Region, Beenleigh Office File Reference 1 2 An area of 459 m2 contained within stations 9-L-M-N-O- 2 4 Res 25745 P-10-9 (parish of Russell, locality of Russell Island) and shown as SCHEDULE 3 road to be opened on SP166361 deposited in the Department of New trustee Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (BEE/020361) The Chief Executive, the Environmental Protection Agency 1 3 An area of 4586 m2 contained within stations 3-7-8-10-14- SCHEDULE 4 16-3 (parish of Stradbroke, locality of Amity) and shown as road Description to be opened on SP104039 deposited in the Department of Natural 4 1 South West Region, Warwick Office, R206 (Title Reference Resources, Mines and Energy (BEE/000946) 49010543), being Lot 31 on BNT1806 registered in the Department South East Region, Brisbane Office of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, area 2913 ha, county of 1 4 An area of 5080 m2 described as Lot 7 on RP864036 (parish Bentinck, parish of Warroo of Kedron, city of Brisbane) deposited in the Department of Natural Purpose Resources, Mines and Energy (BRI/002365 Pt27) 4 2 Reserve for Natural Resource Management South West Region, Warwick Office Trustee being replaced 1 5 Areas totalling 18755 ha contained within stations 4a-6-7- 4 3 Inglewood Shire Council 11-11a-7a-6a-4-4a (7551 ha), 10b-10c-15-17-17a-16-1a-1-16a-10b File Reference (8736 ha), 17-19a-19-17a-17 (1038 ha) and 1a-26a-28-27a-27- 4 4 R206 Warroo 26-1-1a (1430 ha) (parish of Waroo, locality of Waroo) and shown as road to be opened on BNT1806 deposited in the Department of ENDNOTES Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (R206 Warroo) 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 SCHEDULE 2 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly Central West Region, Emerald Office 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural 2 1 An area of about 7560 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- Resources, Mines and Energy D-E-A (parish of Kenmare, locality of Blackwater Mine) and shown Land Act 1994 as road to be closed on SP162585 deposited in the Department of CANCELLATION OF DEED OF GRANT NOTICE (No 01) Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) 2004 2 2 An area of about 8540 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- Short title D-A (parish of Meteor Downs, locality of Albinia) and shown as 1 This notice may be cited as the Cancellation of Deed of Grant road to be closed on SP162591 deposited in the Department of Notice (No 01) 2004 Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) Notice of cancellation of deed [s 359(1) of the Act] 2 3 An area of about 3840 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- 2 Notice is given that it is intended, after publication of this D-A (parish of Somerby, locality of Togara) and shown as road to notice, to recommend to the Governor in Council that a further be closed on SP162588 deposited in the Department of Natural notice be made cancelling the Deed of Grant described in the Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) Schedule 2 4 An area of about 2370 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- Applicant D-A (parish of Somerby, locality of Togara) and shown as road to 3 The applicant for the cancellation of the deed is the State be closed on SP162589 deposited in the Department of Natural SCHEDULE Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) Central West Region, Rockhampton Office 2 5 An area of about 5980 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- Title Reference- 40042244 D-E-A (parish of Togara, locality of Togara) and shown as road to Land granted- Lot 1 on SP160002, parish of Gladstone be closed on SP162587 deposited in the Department of Natural Area- 1225 ha Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) 2 6 An area of about 4300 m2 contained within stations A-B-C- ENDNOTES D-A (parish of Toprain, locality of Togara) and shown as road to be 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 closed on SP162586 deposited in the Department of Natural 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003357) 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural North Region, Cairns Office Resources, Mines and Energy 2 7 An area of 8 m2 contained within stations A-B-C-A (parish 4 File Reference- ROC/020559 of Cairns, locality of Stratford) and shown as area of road to be Land Act 1994 closed on SP136774 deposited in the Department of Natural OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS Resources, Mines and Energy (CNS/20708) NOTICE (No 26) 2004 2 8 An area of about 4850 m2 now established as Lot 1 on Short title AP12203 (parish of Garioch, locality of Julatten) in the Department 1 This notice may be cited as the Opening and Closing of of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (CNS/020754) Roads Notice (No 26) 2004 South East Region, Beenleigh Office Roads to be opened [s 94 of the Act] 2 9 An area of 1855 m2 contained within stations 4-5-9-8-4 2 The areas of unallocated State land described in Schedule 1 (parish of Russell, locality of Russell Island) and shown as road to are opened as road be closed on SP166361 deposited in the Department of Natural Roads to be permanently closed [s 98 of the Act] Resources, Mines and Energy (BEE/020361) 3 The roads described in Schedule 2 are permanently closed South East Region, Brisbane Office Roads to be temporarily closed [s 98 of the Act] 2 10 An area of 39 m2 contained within stations 25a-26-27-28- 4 The roads described in Schedule 3 are temporarily closed 29-30-31-25a (parish of North Brisbane, locality of New Farm, SCHEDULE 1 city of Brisbane) and shown as area to be added on SP156959 Central West Region, Rockhampton Office deposited in the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and 1 1 An area of 1214 m2 described as Lot 21 on RP602697 Energy (BRI/003514) (parish of Rockhampton, town of Rockhampton) deposited in the SCHEDULE 3 Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy Central West Region, Mackay Office An area of 582 m2 described as Lot 3 on RP604622 (parish of 3 1 An area of about 2382 ha of the road abutting the northern Rockhampton, town of Rockhampton) deposited in the Department and eastern boundaries of Lot 38 on C124709 (parish of Homebush, of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy locality of Sunnyside) and shown as Lot A on AP11136 in the An area of 142 m2 described as 6 on RP604623 (parish of Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (MKY/ Rockhampton, town of Rockhampton) deposited in the Department 020713) of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (ROC/021033) South West Region, Toowoomba Office 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 647
3 2 Part of the road abutting the north-western boundary of Lot Central West Region, Rockhampton Office 3131 on A341585, part of the road abutting the south-eastern 2 An area of about 400 m2 (parish of Gladstone, locality of boundary of Lot 127 on A342880 and part of the road abutting the South Gladstone) and shown as proposed road to be permanently north-western boundary and the road abutting the north-eastern closed on Drawing 04/075/CEN (ROC/014077) boundary of Lot 2491 on A3411991 (parish of Yandilla, locality of South East Region, Beenleigh Office Pampas) and shown as Lots 1, 3 and 2 respectively on AP13242 in 3 An area of about 92 m2 being Ewing Pathway separating Lot the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (TA 8 on RP115754 from Lot 7 on RP115457 (parish of Yeerongpilly, 2003/4912) locality of Woodridge) and shown as proposed permanent road closure on Drawing BEE/020565A (BEE/020565) ENDNOTES TEMPORARY CLOSURE 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 Central West Region, Rockhampton Office 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 4 An area of about 178 ha (parish of Calliungal, locality of 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Boulder Creek) and shown as proposed road to be temporarily Resources, Mines and Energy closed on Drawing 04/076/CEN (ROC/021077) Land Act 1994 LATEST DATE FOR OBJECTIONS: 26 AUGUST 2004 REOPENING OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD PERMANENT CLOSURE NOTICE (No 14) 2004 Central West Region, Mackay Office Short title 5 An area of about 723 m2 being the road abutting the northern 1 This notice may be cited as the Reopening of Temporarily boundary of Lot 397 on HR1462 (parish of Conway, locality of Closed Road Notice (No 14) 2004 Flametree) and shown as Lot 1 on Drawing 04/626/CEN (MKY/ Reopening temporarily closed road [s 107 of the Act] 021408) 2 It is declared that the land comprised in the former Road North Region, Cairns Office Licence mentioned in the Schedule is reopened as road 6 An area of about 66 m2 being part of the road in strata (corner SCHEDULE of Harpa Street and Williams Esplanade) adjoining Lot 11 on South East Region, Nambour Office RP711413 (parish of Cairns, locality of Palm Cove) and shown as The road (Esplanade) abutting the north-eastern boundaries of Lot A on Drawing CNS04/052 (CNS/11334) Lot 262 on RP900854 and Lot 263 on C311499, being the land 7 An area of about 2400 m2 being part of the road (Esplanade, contained within former Road Licence No 4578, (parish of Hicks Island) adjoining Lot 3 on SH5 (parish of Grenville) and Maroochy) (RC 48136) shown as Lot 1 on Drawing CNS04/075 (CNS/15565) 8 An area of about 450 m2 being part of the Esplanade adjoining ENDNOTES Lot 1 on SP104645 (parish of Lloyd, locality of Lockhart) and 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 shown as Lot 1 on Drawing CNS04/070 (CNS/021497) 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly South East Region, Bundaberg Office 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural 9 An area of road about 330 ha abutting Lot 236 on RP620599 Resources, Mines and Energy (parish of Arthurs Seat) and shown as Lot 1 on Drawing AP13382 Land Act 1994 (TA 2004/3433) OBJECTIONS TO PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE South East Region, Bundall Office NOTICE (No 24) 2004 10 An area of about 169 m2 being part of Clifford Street, Surfers Short title Paradise (parish of Gilston) and shown as Lot A on Drawing GDC/ 1 This notice may be cited as the Objections to Proposed Road 020678 (GDC/020678) Closure Notice (No 24) 2004 South East Region, Maryborough Office Application for road closure [s 100 of the Act] 11 An area of about 833 m2 being part of Stephenson Street 2 Applications have been made for the permanent and abutting the boundaries of Lot 1 on RP883929 and Lots 2 and 3 on temporary closure of the roads mentioned in the Schedule RP48447 (parish of Urangan) and shown as road to be closed on Objections Drawing L04/033 (2004/800) 3 (1) An objection (in writing) to a proposed road closure South West Region, Toowoomba Office mentioned in the Schedule may be lodged with the Regional Service 12 An area of about 186 ha being the road adjoining the western Director, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, at boundary of Lot 1 on RP174853 (parish of Millmerran, localities the regional office for the region in which the road is situated of Clontarf and Millwood) as shown on Drawing DD2004_94 (2) Latest day for lodgement of objections is as detailed below (TA04/2029) in the schedule 13 An area of about 446 ha being the road abutting the northern (3) Any objections received may be viewed by other parties boundary of Lot 1 on RP36447, the eastern boundary of Lot 3 on interested in the proposed road closure under the provisions of the RP36447, the southern and eastern boundaries of Lot 6 on AG4202, Freedom of Information Act 1992 the northern and western boundaries of Lot 21 on RP36505, the Plans eastern boundary of Lot 1 on D36648, Lot 2 on O1521 and Lot 1 4 Inspection of the plans of the proposed road closures may be on RP36446 and the south-eastern boundary of Lot 1 on RP36446 made at- (parish of Watts, locality of Oakey) as shown on Drawing (a) the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy DD2004_85 (TA04/2188) Offices at Emerald, Rockhampton, Beenleigh, Mackay, TEMPORARY CLOSURE Cairns, Bundaberg, Bundall, Maryborough, Toowoomba, North Region, Atherton Office Atherton and Ipswich; and 14 Part of the road (Tinaroo Falls Dam Road) adjoining part of (b) the Local Government Offices of Peak Downs, Gladstone, Lot 1 on RP748671 (parish of Barron, locality of Tinaroo) and Logan, Mount Morgan, Whitsunday, Cairns, Cook, shown as Lot 1 on Drawing CNS04/056 (ATH/006378) Lockhart, Miriam Vale, Gold Coast, Hervey Bay, South East Region, Ipswich Office Millmerran, Jondaryan, Atherton and Gatton; 15 An area of about 3115 m2 being part of Mount Sylvia Road for a particular plan in that district or that local government area abutting Lot 12 on RP894839 (parish of Whitestone, locality of SCHEDULE Caffey) as shown on Drawing 04/051 (RC 45492) LATEST DATE FOR OBJECTIONS: 12 AUGUST 2004 ENDNOTES PERMANENT CLOSURE 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 Central West Region, Emerald Office 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 1 An area of about 823 ha intersecting Lot 19 on TT310 (parish 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural of Berbeth, locality of Crinum) as shown on Drawing 04/097/CEN Resources, Mines and Energy (EMD/003463) 648 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 [2 July, 2004
Place Names Act 1994 PLACE NAME DECISION NOTICE (No 04) 2004 Short title 1 This notice may be cited as the Place Name Decision Notice (No 04) 2004 Notice of Place Name Decision [s 11 of the Act] 2 Notice is given that the Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy has decided to name the places set out in the Schedule SCHEDULE Geog Co-ords Plan Name Feature Local Government Area Lat S Long E No Aitkenvale Suburb Townsville City 19°1820 146°4604 QPN748 Alligator Creek Locality Townsville City 19°2527 146°5645 QPN748 Annandale Suburb Townsville City 19°1840 146°4709 QPN748 Arcadia Suburb Townsville City 19°0846 146°5139 QPN748 Barringha Locality Townsville City 19°3145 146°4853 QPN748 Belgian Gardens Suburb Townsville City 19°1457 146°4731 QPN748 Bohle Suburb Townsville City 19°1444 146°4304 QPN748 Brookhill Locality Townsville City 19°2515 146°5157 QPN748 Calcium Locality Townsville City 19°3852 146°4648 QPN748 Cape Cleveland Locality Townsville City 19°1856 147°0035 QPN748 Castle Hill Suburb Townsville City 19°1521 146°4752 QPN748 Cluden Suburb Townsville City 19°1844 146°4951 QPN748 Cranbrook Suburb Townsville City 19°1824 146°4500 QPN748 Cungulla Locality Townsville City 19°2354 147°0628 QPN748 Currajong Suburb Townsville City 19°1637 146°4640 QPN748 Douglas Suburb Townsville City 19°1928 146°4449 QPN748 Florence Bay Suburb Townsville City 19°0710 146°5219 QPN748 Garbutt Suburb Townsville City 19°1546 146°4557 QPN748 Gulliver Suburb Townsville City 19°1713 146°4630 QPN748 Heatley Suburb Townsville City 19°1736 146°4510 QPN748 Hermit Park Suburb Townsville City 19°1707 146°4814 QPN748 Horseshoe Bay Suburb Townsville City 19°0730 146°5059 QPN748 Hyde Park Suburb Townsville City 19°1647 146°4749 QPN748 Idalia Suburb Townsville City 19°1826 146°4843 QPN748 Julago Locality Townsville City 19°2223 146°5255 QPN748 Majors Creek Locality Townsville City 19°3736 146°5728 QPN748 Mount Elliot Locality Townsville City 19°3025 146°5732 QPN748 Mount Louisa Suburb Townsville City 19°1641 146°4351 QPN748 Mount St John Suburb Townsville City 19°1455 146°4427 QPN748 Mount Stuart Locality Townsville City 19°2244 146°4633 QPN748 Mundingburra Suburb Townsville City 19°1758 146°4709 QPN748 Murray Suburb Townsville City 19°2025 146°4637 QPN748 Mysterton Suburb Townsville City 19°1720 146°4734 QPN748 Nelly Bay Suburb Townsville City 19°0925 146°5049 QPN748 Nome Locality Townsville City 19°2134 146°5703 QPN748 North Ward Suburb Townsville City 19°1500 146°4832 QPN748 Oak Valley Locality Townsville City 19°2436 146°4908 QPN748 Oonoonba Suburb Townsville City 19°1754 146°4908 QPN748 Pallarenda Suburb Townsville City 19°1202 146°4604 QPN748 Picnic Bay Suburb Townsville City 19°1001 146°4937 QPN748 Pimlico Suburb Townsville City 19°1657 146°4713 QPN748 Railway Estate Suburb Townsville City 19°1641 146°4904 QPN748 Reid River Locality Townsville City 19°4450 146°5352 QPN748 Roseneath Suburb Townsville City 19°2124 146°4926 QPN748 Ross River Locality Townsville City 19°2848 146°4735 QPN748 Rosslea Suburb Townsville City 19°1753 146°4800 QPN748 Rowes Bay Suburb Townsville City 19°1433 146°4637 QPN748 Shelly Beach Suburb Townsville City 19°1112 146°4413 QPN748 South Townsville Suburb Townsville City 19°1537 146°4951 QPN748 Stuart Suburb Townsville City 19°1918 146°5117 QPN748 Toonpan Locality Townsville City 19°3014 146°5219 QPN748 Town Common Suburb Townsville City 19°1314 146°4424 QPN748 Townsville City Suburb Townsville City 19°1544 146°4857 QPN748 Vincent Suburb Townsville City 19°1703 146°4550 QPN748 West End Suburb Townsville City 19°1554 146°4734 QPN748 West Point Suburb Townsville City 19°0815 146°4846 QPN748 Woodstock Locality Townsville City 19°3800 146°5342 QPN748 Wulguru Suburb Townsville City 19°1945 146°4904 QPN748 ENDNOTES 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy 4 Datum of Co-ordinates:- Geocentric Datum of Australia 94 5 File Reference- TNS/000407/16 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 45 649
Acts Interpretation Act 1954 Place Names Act 1994 PLACE NAME DECISION (AMENDMENT) NOTICE (No 04) 2004 Short title 1 This notice may be cited as the Place Name Decision (Amendment) Notice (No 04) 2004 Notice of Amendment of Place Name Decision [s 11 of the Place Names Act 1994] 2 Notice is given that the Place Names Decision Notice (No 42) 2000 published in the Gazette on 8 September 2000 at pages 74-75 is amended by omitting the details in Schedule 1 and inserting the details in Schedule 2 SCHEDULE 1 Geog Co-ords Plan Name Feature Local Government Area Lat S Long E No Remarks Barellan Point Locality Ipswich City Council 27°3423 152°5036 QPN726 Bellbird Park Locality Ipswich City Council 27°3859 152°5238 QPN726 Deebing Heights Locality Ipswich City Council 27°4118 152°4537 QPN726 SCHEDULE 2 Geog Co-ords Plan Name Feature Local Government Area Lat S Long E No Remarks Barellan Point Suburb Ipswich City Council 27°3423 152°5036 QPN726 Feature amended Bellbird Park Suburb Ipswich City Council 27°3859 152°5238 QPN726 Feature amended Deebing Heights Suburb Ipswich City Council 27°4118 152°4537 QPN726 Feature amended ENDNOTES 1 Published in the Gazette on 2 July 2004 2 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly 3 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy 4 Datum of Co-ordinates- Australian Geodetic Datum 84 5 File Reference- IPS/000195 Pt2
NOTIFICATION OF REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENT
AMENDMENTS TO VALUERS REGISTRATION AND ASSOCIATED FEES
The Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (NRM&E) has legislative responsibility for the Valuers Registration Act 1992 (the Act) The Valuers Registration Board of Queensland (the Board) is a Statutory Board responsible for the administration of the Act The Act deals specifically with the registration of valuers and related matters Fees levied by the Board are provided for under the Valuers Registration Regulation 2003 (the Regulation) and are used to cover the operational expenses of the Boards activities NRM&E proposes to amend the Regulation to increase valuers registration and associated fees to provide an appropriate level of funding to enable the Board to continue to fulfil its statutory obligations As the proposed changes would involve amendment to the Regulation and would be classified as significant subordinate legislation, a Regulatory Impact Statement, as required by the Statutory Instruments Act 1992, has been prepared for public comment
Copies of the Regulatory Impact Statement may be obtained by contacting the Principal Advisor, Valuations, Land Management and Use, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy
Telephone: (07) 3405 5504 Fax: (07) 3405 5521 Email: RISVRR@nrmqldgovau
This Regulatory Impact Statement can also be electronically accessed on the Internet at:http://wwwnrmqldgovau
Anyone may comment on the proposed amendments and their comments will form the main basis of consultation However, comments should be in writing and addressed to the Principal Advisor, Valuations, Land Management and Use, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane Qld 4001 or email RISVRR@nrmqldgovau
The closing date for written comments is Friday, 30 July 2004
BRISBANE Printed and Published by Government Printer, Vulture Street, Woolloongabba 2July,2004
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285150—1 652 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
THE Queensland Public Service is committed to equal opportunity in employment. Selection will be on the basis of merit only and fair consideration will be given to all applicants
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES Applications are invited for the filling of the undermentioned vacancies. The closing time for receipt of applications is 5.00 p.m. on the date shown. Applications for all positions should— (a) be submitted on the appropriate application form obtained from the relevant Department (b) address the selection criteria of the position (c) be forwarded in envelopes clearly identifying on the front thereof the vacancy reference number, and that such envelopes are “CONFIDENTIAL” and contain “ADVERTISED VACANCY APPLICATION” to the address shown in the column “Address Code (See List)”. Separate applications MUST be fully completed for positions with different reference numbers. Position descriptions for the undermentioned vacancies are available from the Departments wherein the vacancies exist. SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE VACANCIES TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT Appointees to the Senior Executive Service are offered an attractive remuneration package with salary sacrifice in return for optional benefits including: • Private use component of a fully maintained government owned motor vehicle; • Membership options of the Government Superannuation Schemes, including generous employer superannuation contributions; • Professional organisation membership fees. The Total Remuneration Value amount listed against positions includes the private use component of a motor vehicle, employer superannuation contributions and the 17.5% annual leave loading. In addition to salary and optional benefits, executives will be entitled to: • a subsidy for home telephone expenses; • Queensland Public Service leave conditions, including four (4) weeks annual leave, cumulative sick leave and long service leave. Upon appointment, the executive will also be eligible to receive significant removal allowances and rental assistance if necessary. Appointees will be required to enter into a contract of employment. Existing tenured SES officers who are appointed at their current SES level or by redeployment may, but are not required to, enter into a contract of employment.
Total Remuneration Closing Date Address Reference Classi- Vacancy Locality Value fication for Receipt Code Number Symbol of (see Min. Max. Application List)
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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES Corporate Directorate— CS 156/04 Executive Director, Corporate Services (c) Brisbane 125,172—136,300 SES2 12-7-04 30
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, should include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Alternatively, applicants can obtain position descriptions via the Internet: www.justice.qld.gov.au/jobs.htm Note.—A position description and an application form can be e-mailed by request. Follow the appropriate steps: Type [email protected] in the “To” field Type vacancy reference no.: i.e. J61/00 in the “Subject” field Click on “Send”. Legal and Corporate Services Division— Crown Law— Commercial and Infrastructure Branch— J 130/04 Deputy Crown Solicitor Brisbane 125,172—136,300 SES2 26-7-04 15 (High)
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION Note: Phone enquiries for position descriptions may be made only during the business hours of 8.30am to 5pm. Note.—All intending applicants should obtain a Departmental Application Form. *LGPS 65/04 Deputy Director-General and General Manager (b) Brisbane 149,864—160,518 SES3 12-7-04 28A (High) 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 653
VACANCIES—continued
Closing Date Address Total Remuneration Classi- Reference Value for Receipt Code Vacancy Locality fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ * Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary. Please note that Employment will be on a Contract Basis for a fixed term, pursuant to sections 69 and 70 of the Public Service Act 1996.
DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET Department of Housing— *PR 59/04 Director-General (c) Brisbane 217,294 CEO 19-7-04 24 * 1. Applications for the above position should address the Selection Criteria contained in the Position Description and quote the Vacancy Reference Number. 2. An information package may be obtained by phoning (07) 3224 5463. 3. Applications marked “Private and Confidential—VRN PR 59/04 CEO Position” to be forwarded to Mr George O’Farrell, Acting Public Service Commissioner, Office of the Public Service Commissioner, PO Box 190, Brisbane Albert Street, Qld, 4002.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE MERIT AND EQUITY Office of Public Service Merit and Equity— *OPS 52/04 Public Service Commissioner (c) Brisbane 178,082—256,506 CEO 5-7-04 24 * Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary 3 year contract with the possibility of a further 2 years. Salary to be negotiated. Previous salary range printed in the Government Gazette on the 18th June, 2004 was printed incorrectly.
Notes.— As prescribed under sections 94 and 95 of the Public Service Act 1996, an appeal can not be made to the Public Service Commissioner against a decision to appoint or second an officer or other person to the Senior Executive Service. (b) Also being advertised in daily press and/or technical journals. (c) An appointment has been declared by the Public Service Commissioner, by gazette notice, to be a non-appealable appointment, pursuant to section 95 of the Public Service Act 1996 (f) Appointment may be made on the basis of a contract for a fixed term, pursuant to sections 69 and 70 of the Public Service Act 1996.
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THE Queensland Public Service is committed to equal opportunity in employment. Selection will be on the basis of merit only and fair consideration will be given to all applicants
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES Applications are invited for the filling of the undermentioned vacancies. The closing time for receipt of applications is 5.00 p.m. on the date shown. Applications for all positions should— (a) be submitted on the appropriate application form obtained from the relevant Department (b) address the selection criteria of the position (c) be forwarded in envelopes clearly identifying on the front thereof the vacancy reference number, and that such envelopes are “CONFIDENTIAL” and contain “ADVERTISED VACANCY APPLICATION” to the address shown in the column “Address Code (See List)”. Separate applications MUST be fully completed for positions with different reference numbers. Position descriptions for the undermentioned vacancies are available from the Departments wherein the vacancies exist.
OTHER GOVERNMENT VACANCIES
Address Fortnightly Classi- Closing Date Reference Classification for Receipt Code Vacancy Locality fication (see Number Symbol of Min. Max. Application List)
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DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER POLICY Office of the Assistant Director-General— (Specified)— Brisbane— *AT 410/04 Executive Officer (c) Brisbane 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 40B * All positions within DATSIP are specified. Specified positions apply to positions where a significant proportion of the duties involve policy and program development, direct communication and support services for Aboriginal persons and Torres Strait Islander persons. It is not mandatory for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person to fill a specified position. However, successful applicants must demonstrate that they meet the specified selection criteria.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES Corporate Area— Smart Service Queensland— Department of Communities— Brisbane— COM 774/04 Database/Reporting Administrator (c) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 40 Intercountry Adoption Unit— Statewide Services Branch— Operations Directorate— Brisbane— ‡COM 776/04 Adoption Officer (c) Brisbane 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 40 Court Services Unit (Youth Justice)— Statewide Services Branch— Operations Directorate— (Specified)— Brisbane— $COM 777/04 Court Officer (d) Brisbane 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 19-7-04 40 Policy Directorate— Brisbane— £COM 778/04 Child Safety Director (c) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 26-7-04 40 Inala Area Office— Brisbane City Region— Operations Directorate— Inala— *COM 773/04 Manager (c) Inala 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 40 Pine Rivers Area Office— Caboolture and Redcliffe Peninsula Region— Operations Directorate— Strathpine— †COM 775/04 SCAN Team Coordinator (Specified) Strathpine 976.90—1,066.70 PO3 19-7-04 40 * Position: Inala 1 Temporary up until the 28th June, 2005. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 655
VACANCIES—continued
Closing Date Address Fortnightly Classi- Reference Classification for Receipt Code Vacancy Locality fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ † Position: Strathpine 1 Part-time Permanent. Part-time position at 36.15 hours per fortnight. This is a specified position. Applicants are required to nominate an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person to support their ability to meet Selection Criteria 3 and Selection Criteria 6. ‡ Possession of a current ‘C’ Class driver’s licence is desirable. Appointees may be required to deliver services outside the metropolitan area, which may involve travel by motor vehicle between area offices and other regional centres. $ Applicants will need to nominate an Aboriginal person or Torres Strait Islander person who is recognised and accepted within their respective community as a referee to support their ability to meet Selection Criteria 6. £ Remuneration $89,953—$94,135 p.a. includes annual leave loading and employer superannuation contributions.
CORPORATE SOLUTIONS QUEENSLAND Human Resource Services— CSQ 634/04 Manager, HR Services (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 12-7-04 10 Information Services— CSQ 635/04 Unix Support Officer (c) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 19-7-04 10
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES Human Resource Services— CS 157/04 Director, Human Resource Services (c) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 12-7-04 30 Southern Region Community Corrections— CS 159/04 Community Correctional Officer Burleigh Heads 1,512.40—2,220.70 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 152 CS 160/04 Community Correctional Officer (c) Toowoomba 1,512.40—2,220.70 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 152 South-East Queensland Correctional Centres— *CS 164/04 Custodial Correctional Officer (c) Wacol 20.22—29.55 per hr CO1/CO2 19-7-04 155/ 159/ 162 Townsville Correctional Centre— *CS 163/04 Custodial Correctional Officer (c) Townsville 20.22—29.55 per hr CO1/CO2 19-7-04 154 Lotus Glen Correctional Centre— *CS 165/04 Custodial Correctional Officer (c) Mareeba 20.22—29.55 per hr CO1/CO2 19-7-04 156 Maryborough Correctional Centre— *CS 166/04 Custodial Correctional Officer (c) Maryborough 20.22—29.55 per hr CO1/CO2 19-7-04 168 * Various casual positions.
DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND Information Resource Services Unit— Information Management Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— DSQ 114/04 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 40C North Queensland and Remote Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Townsville— *DSQ 107/04 Supports Facilitator (c) Townsville 1,599.03—1,737.92 AO5 12-7-04 40C Brisbane Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Goodna— £DSQ 110/04 Social Worker (2 positions) (c) (d) Goodna 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 12-7-04 40C Finance and Administration Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— øDSQ 112/04 Director (c) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 12-7-04 40C Accommodation Support and Respite Services Directorate— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— DSQ 113/04 Principal Program Officer Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 40C
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VACANCIES—continued
Closing Date Address Fortnightly Classi- Reference Classification for Receipt Code Vacancy Locality fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ Ministerial and Executive Support Branch— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Brisbane— DSQ 119/04 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 40C Policy Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community Specialist Services— Brisbane— ¥DSQ 121/04 Child Safety Director (c) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 26-7-04 40C Rockhampton Office— Central Queensland and Wide Bay Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community Specialist Services— Gladstone— †DSQ 108/04 Facilitator (Family Support Program) (c) Gladstone 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 12-7-04 40C Accommodation Support and Respite Services Directorate— ¶DSQ 115/04 Residential Care Officer (RCO) (4 positions) (c) Rockhampton 957.10—1,028.70 OO3 19-7-04 40C Ipswich Central, Ipswich North, and Wacol Offices— Accommodation Support and Respite Services Directorate— Office of Corporate and Executive Services and Accommodation Support and Respite Services— ‡DSQ 109/04 Manager (3 positions) (c) Ipswich/Wacol 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 40C Ipswich and South West Queensland Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy, and Community and Specialist Services— Toowoomba— ΔDSQ 116/04 Psychologist (c) (d) Toowoomba 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 40C DSQ 117/04 Physiotherapist (c) (d) Toowoomba 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 40C Accommodation Support and Respite Services Directorate— Office of Corporate and Executive Services Accommodation Support and Respite Services— Toowoomba— DSQ 120/04 Resource Officer (Client Services) (c) (d) Toowoomba 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 40C Beenleigh Area Office— South Coast Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Beenleigh— ΔDSQ 111/04 Psychologist (c) (d) Beenleigh 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 12-7-04 40C Toowoomba Office— Ipswich and South West Queensland Region— Community and Specialist Services Directorate— Office of Programs, Policy and Community and Specialist Services— Toowoomba— $DSQ 118/04 Social Worker (2 positions) (c) (d) Toowoomba 1,457.00—2,139.40 PO2/PO3 19-7-04 40C For all above vacancies all applications to remain current for identical vacancies for a period of 12 months. * Position: Townsville 1 Part-time Permanent. Desirable, Tertiary qualifications in behavioural and social sciences and human services would be well regarded. Working hours are 58 hours per fortnight. † Some work outside core hours may be required. It is expected that facilitators will participate in training and professional supervision activities.
2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 657
VACANCIES—continued
Closing Date Address Fortnightly Classi- Reference Classification for Receipt Code Vacancy Locality fication of (see Number Symbol Min. Max. Application List)
$$ ‡ 3 Positions: Ipswich 2 Permanent, Wacol 1 Permanent. Persons appointed to these positions will be required to travel extensively within their region and some overnight absences may be required. Appointees will be required to be on-call and to provide out-of-hours support. This position may involve the regular driving of a Government motor vehicle, therefore it is desirable that applicants hold a current ‘C’ Class driver’s licence. £ The Social Worker is a member of a multi-disciplinary team and reports to the Manager, Professional and Specialist Services, or other PO4 Manager. A current ‘C’ Class (formerly ‘A’ Class) driver’s licence is desirable. Positions situated in non-metropolitan areas will involve some travel within the region. Δ A Current driver’s licence is desirable. Positions situated in non-metropolitan areas will involve some travel within the region. ø Salary above includes annual leave loading and employer superannuation contributions. ¶ 4 Positions: Rockhampton 4 Part-time Permanent. Please see attached Job Description for full Additional Information. Part-time position at 56 hrs per fortnight. $ 2 Positions: Toowoomba 1 Permanent, Toowoomba 1 Temporary up until July, 2005. A current ‘C’ Class, formerly ‘A’ Class driver’s licence is desirable. Positions situated in non-metropolitan areas will involve some travel within the region. ¥ Remuneration $89,953—$94,135 p.a. includes annual leave loading and employer superannuation contributions.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS Please note that although the closing date for applications is three weeks from the time the vacancy first appears in the Gazette, the actual advertisement will appear only twice, at the beginning of the first and the second weeks. Curriculum Division— Curriculum Strategy Branch— ΔCO 10083/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101 øCO 10084/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101 ¢CO 10085/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101 ≠CO 10086/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101 #CO 10087/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101 ¶CO 10088/04 Senior Education Officer Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 23-7-04 101
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$$ Longreach District— Longreach School of Distance Education— ÷LO 40063/04 Parent Liaison Officer Longreach 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 9-7-04 100 Mount Isa District— Mornington Island State School— MI 40064/04 Registrar (c) Mornington 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 16-7-04 100 Island Roma District— Roma Middle State School— %RO 40066/04 Registrar (c) Roma 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 9-7-04 100 South Burnett District— SB 30026/04 Principal Education Officer (School Performance Kingaroy 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 23-7-04 121 and Accountability) State Library of Queensland Client Services and Collections— Public Programs— ‡SLB 409/04 Executive Manager, Public Programs (c) South Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 12-7-04 6 Heritage Collections— SLB 410/04 Manager, Original Materials (c) South Brisbane 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 12-7-04 6 SLB 411/04 Manager, Published Materials and Reference South Brisbane 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 12-7-04 6 Services (c) Arts Queensland Business and Industry Development— AQ 519/04 Industry Development Officer (3 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 6 Queensland Museum QMB 214/04 Marketing Manager, Museum of Tropical Townsville 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 6 Queensland (c) † Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2005. ‡ This position was previously advertised as SLB 403/04. Applicants need not re-apply as their applications will be considered. & 2 Positions: Ipswich 2 Temporary. One Full-time position until 20th January, 2005 and One Part-time (0.6 FTE) position until 10th December, 2004. Salary shown is full-time rate. ÷ Position: Longreach 1 Temporary until 30th November, 2007. % Position: Roma 1 Temporary until 1st May, 2005. § Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th May, 2005. ¥ Re-advertisement of IB 30007/04. Previous applicants will need to re-apply. * Position: Cairns 1 Temporary for 12 months with possibility of extension. Re-advertisement of CC 30017/04. Previous applicants are encouraged to re-apply. Δ Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Middle Phase of Learning, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. ø Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Religious Education, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. ¢ Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Languages Other Than English (LOTE), however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. ≠ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2005. Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Safe and Healthy Schools, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. # Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2007. Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Safe and Healthy Schools, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. ¶ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2006. Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Studies of Society and Environment (SOSE), however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. < Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 31st December, 2006. Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of English, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. > Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for one year with possibility of extension. Applications will remain current for 12 months. Initial placement will be in the area of Health, however the successful applicant will be expected to work across all work areas in the Branch. © Applications remain current for 12 months. Part-time applications may be considered. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 659
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$$ ® Position: Brisbane 1 Part-time Permanent. Permanent Part-time (0.5 FTE) position available. Additional hours may become available on a temporary basis. Applications remain current for 12 months. + One Permanent Full-time position plus one Permanent Part-time (0.5 FTE) position available. Applications remain current for 12 months. = Position: Emerald 1 Temporary, please refer to additional notes. One Full-time position: Combination of Permanent 0.4 FTE position funded by Education Queensland and temporary 0.6 FTE position funded by Queensland Health. Queensland Health 0.6 FTE position is on a three-year temporary tenure with the possibility of extension. Joint Education Queensland/Queensland Health position. PLEASE NOTE: Public Service Positions require an ORIGINAL APPLICATION, plus TWO COPIES (TOTAL 3) for each Vacancy Reference Number. Classified Teaching Positions require an ORIGINAL APPLICATION PLUS THREE COPIES (TOTAL 4) for each Vacancy Reference Number. Closing time for receipt of applications is 5.00 p.m. on date shown. Applications should be forwarded to the appropriate address, as indicated on the position description. For Principal BAND 6-11 positions, the School Annual Report has replaced the school profile. Applicants should contact the District Office of the district in which the vacancy occurs to obtain a copy of this document. The position description is unique to each band. The Applicant Package is common to all BAND 6-11 principal positions. For Deputy Principal BAND 6-7 positions, the applicant should contact the relevant school to obtain a copy of the school profile.
BOARD OF TEACHER REGISTRATION BT 3/04 Education Officer (2 positions) Toowong 2,033.60—2,220.70 PO3 19-7-04 ‡ 1. A position description and selection criteria can be obtained on www.btr.qld.edu.au or by telephoning (07) 3377 4777. 2. Closing time for the receipt of applications is 5.00 p.m. on the date shown. Applications for the above position should address the selection criteria and quote the vacancy reference number. Where possible, applications should include an original and two copies. ‡ Applications to be forwarded to the Personnel Officer, Board of Teacher Registration, PO Box 389, Toowong, Qld, 4066, or may be delivered to Floor 10, Sherwood House, 39 Sherwood Road, Toowong.
DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES The Department of Emergency Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and particularly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from a non-English speaking background, women and people with a disability. Note.—Application for positions within the Department of Emergency Services must include the original, plus three copies of the complete application. Business Support Services— Regional Services and Business Improvement— ES 316/04 Senior Human Resource Consultant (c) Toowoomba 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 5-7-04 81 North Coast Region— $ES 331/04 Human Resource Consultant Caloundra 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 5-7-04 96 Industrial Relations and Organisational Health— ES 332/04 Administrative Officer Kedron 797.90—1,363.90 AO1/AO2 12-7-04 81 Finance and Asset Services— ES 330/04 Executive Manager, Administration and Kedron 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 12-7-04 81 Acquisitions (c) Information Service— ES 346/04 IT Call Centre Consultant Kedron 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 81 ‡ES 348/04 Senior Technical Analyst (QAS SIMI) Spring Hill 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 81 Queensland Ambulance Service— *ES 365/04 Paramedical Academic (c) Mount Isa 2,347.20—2,514.50 M6 26-7-04 81 Brisbane Region— ES 353/04 Regional Manager, Communications, AFCOM Spring Hill 2,843.30—3,007,00 AO8/M8 19-7-04 97 2,920.30—3,207.80 South Eastern Region— ES 335/04 Regional Data Integrity Officer Southport 797.90—1,363.90 AO1/AO2 12-7-04 88 Queensland Fire and Rescue Service— Rural Operations— ES 347/04 Director Kedron 3,289.08—3,443.55 SO1 19-7-04 81 Commissioner’s Office— Organisational Performance Unit— Organisational Improvement Section— ES 350/04 Project Officer Kedron 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 81 660 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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$$ Rural Fire Service— Office of the Assistant Commissioner Rural Operations— ES 368/04 Executive Assistant Kedron 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 26-7-04 81 Counter Disaster and Rescue Services— ES 370/04 Director, Disaster Management Services Kedron 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 19-7-04 81 Chemical Hazards and Emergency Management (CHEM) Unit— ES 333/04 Senior Safety Advisor (Major Hazards Safety) (c) Kedron 2,566.20—2,751.60 PO5 12-7-04 81 ES 334/04 Major Hazards Safety Advisor (c) Kedron 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 12-7-04 81 Aviation Services— Queensland Rescue— ES 367/04 Administration Officer (c) Cairns 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 26-7-04 82 $ Position: Caloundra 1 Temporary until 31st December, 2004. ‡ Position: Spring Hill 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months. * Position: Mount Isa 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Employment and Training, should preferably include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Employment and Youth Initiatives— ET 256/04 Program Officer (2 positions) Brisbane 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 10 Business Management Division— ET 257/04 Business Analyst Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 12-7-04 10 Brisbane North Region— ET 258/04 District Manager Lutwyche 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 10 Office of the Deputy Director-General— ET 259/04 Executive Assistant Lutwyche 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 10 TAFE Queensland Centre for Innovation and Development— *CID 6/04 Project Support Officer (e) Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 12-7-04 11 TAFE Queensland— Brisbane North Institute of Technical and Further Education— øTAFE 468/04 Senior Marketing Officer (c) (e) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 10 Central Queensland Institute of Technical and Further Education— $TAFE 466/04 Training Consultant, Horticulture (c) (e) Rockhampton 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 19-7-04 10 £TAFE 467/04 Frontline Management Facilitator (c) (e) Gladstone 2,549.40 EAL1 19-7-04 10 The Bremer Institute of Technical and Further Education— Customer Services— †BRM 39/04 Administrative Officer Bundamba 797.90—1,363.90 AO1/AO2 19-7-04 179 Cooloola Sunshine Institute of Technical and Further Education— ‡CSIT 10/04 Librarian (2 positions) (c) Sunshine Coast 1,457.00—1,864.80 PO2 12-7-04 172 Centre ÷CSIT 11/04 Library Technician (c) Sunshine Coast 684.90—813.30 TO2 12-7-04 172 Centre ΔCSIT 12/04 Training Services Officer (c) Sunshine Coast 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 172 Centres Mount Isa Institute of Technical and Further Education—
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$$ Wide Bay Institute of Technical and Further Education— WBIT 57/04 Executive Officer Maryborough 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 176 WBIT 58/04 Executive Secretary Hervey Bay 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 176 * Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 31st December, 2004 with possible extension. ‡ Applications for this position may be used to fill any identical vacancies that become available during the next 12 months. ÷ Position: Sunshine Coast Centre 1 part-time Permanent. Applications for this position may be used to fill any identical vacancies that become available during the next 12 months. < Position: Mount Isa 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months with the possibility of extension. > Position: Atherton 1 Temporary for a period of 6 months. † Position: Bundamba 1 Temporary for a period of 4 months. Possibility of an extension. Δ Position: Sunshine Coast Centres 1 Temporary 6 months may be extended. $ Position: Rockhampton 1 Temporary until 18th February, 2005 with the possibility of extension. £ Position: Gladstone 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months with the possibility of extension. ø Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until August, 2007 with the possibility of extension. # Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months with the possibility of extension.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3227 7194, e-mailing [email protected] or via the internet: www.epa.qld.gov.au/environment/careers/vacancies/ Note.—Applications for positions within the Environmental Protection Agency must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. Environmental Operations Division— *EN 134/04 Senior Project Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 9-7-04 2 *EN 146/04 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 16-7-04 2 *EN 147/04 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 16-7-04 2 Southern Region—QPWS— *EN 137/04 District Manager, South East (c) Moggill 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 16-7-04 2 Northern Region—QPWS— *EN 117/04 Senior Ranger (c) Mount Isa 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 9-7-04 2 Planning Division— *EN 128/04 Team Leader (Cartographic Support) Brisbane 1,959.20—2,085.30 TO4 9-7-04 2 *EN 135/04 Principal Planner (Coastal) (c) Brisbane 2,277.60—2,453.70 PO4 9-7-04 2 *EN 136/04 Planner (c) Brisbane 1,457.00—1,864.80 PO2 9-7-04 2 * Applications will remain current for 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH The following positions are public service positions. A list of all permanent and long term temporary public health sector positions in Queensland Health can be found in the Queensland Health Services Bulletin at http://www.health.gov.au/careers or contact Goprint on 3246 3399 to arrange a subscription to a hardcopy version. Department of Health— Office of the Director-General— Integrating Strategy and Performance— ¶HL 73/04 Principal Marketing and Communication Officer Brisbane 2,612.30—2,801.00 AO7 19-7-04 14 Policy and Outcomes Division— Health Strategy and Funding Branch— Child and Youth Health Unit— HL 66/04 Manager Brisbane 2,894.40—3,061.00 AO8 5-7-04 14 Mental Health Unit— Partnership Development Team— $HL 76/04 Principal Policy Officer (c) Brisbane 2,612.30—2,801.00 AO7 19-7-04 14 Quality and Legislation Team— ¶HL 70/04 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,612.30—2,801.00 AO7 5-7-04 14 ‡HL 71/04 Principal Policy Officer Brisbane 2,612.30—2,801.00 AO7 5-7-04 14 Health Services Division— Public Health Services— Environmental Health Unit— HL 69/04 Senior Research Officer (c) Brisbane 2,612.30—2,801.00 PO5 5-7-04 14 662 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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$$ Procurement Strategy Unit— Surgical Access Service— Health System Development— HL 74/04 Senior Project Officer Brisbane 2,334.50—2,497.70 AO6 19-7-04 14 ¶ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2005. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until February, 2005. $ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2008.
QUEENSLAND HEALTH PATHOLOGY AND SCIENTIFIC SERVICES PSS 151/04 Technician—Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Coopers Plains 1,395.40—1,898.40 TO2/TO3 19-7-04 186 Sciences, Queensland Health Scientific Services PSS 153/04 Technician—Forensic Toxicology, Forensic Coopers Plains 1,395.40—1,898.40 TO2/TO3 19-7-04 186 Sciences, Queensland Health Scientific Services, Queensland Health Pathology and Scientific Services
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by e-mailing your request to [email protected] or by telephoning (07) 3238 3998. Client Services— Regional Services (South and West)— Brisbane Central Area Office— *HO 77/04 Occupational Therapist (c) Fortitude Valley 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 12-7-04 32 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing Team— $HO 79/04 Program Officer (c) Fortitude Valley 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 32 Property Portfolio Management— Portfolio Operations Branch— ‡HO 78/04 Project Officer (c) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 32 Community Housing— Funded Organisation Services— ‡HO 80/04 Administration Officer (c) Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 32 Corporate and Executive Services— Human Resource Management— Ethical Standards Unit— ‡HO 81/04 Senior Investigations Officer (c) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 32 * Applications will remain current for 12 months and an order of merit process will apply to subsequent vacancies. Bachelor of Occupational Therapy or equivalent from a tertiary institution recognised by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists. Registered (or eligible for registration) with the Occupational Therapists Board of Queensland. ‡ Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months and an order of merit process will apply to subsequent vacancies. $ Applications will remain current for 12 months and an order of merit process will apply to subsequent vacancies. This position was previously advertised as HO 51/04. Previous applicants need not apply. Possession of a current driver’s licence is a mandatory requirement for appointment. Driving a government vehicle is an integral component of this role.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Industrial Relations, should preferably include the original plus two copies of the complete applications. Electrical Safety Office— IR 59/04 Director, Equipment Safety (c) (g) Brisbane 3,154.10—3,287.70 SO2 19-7-04 10 Workplace Health and Safety Queensland— IR 56/04 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector— State Wide 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 10 Construction (10 positions) (c) IR 57/04 Senior Workplace Health and Safety Inspector— State Wide 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 19-7-04 10 Construction (9 positions) (c) IR 58/04 Principal Workplace Health and Safety State Wide 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 10 Inspector— Construction (3 positions) (c) IR 60/04 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Ipswich 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 2-8-04 10 (Construction) (c) IR 61/04 Workplace Health and Safety Inspector Mackay 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 2-8-04 10 (Construction) (c) Public Sector Industrial and Employee Relations— IR 62/04 Senior Policy Officer (2 positions) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 19-7-04 10 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 663
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DEPARTMENT OF INNOVATION AND INFORMATION ECONOMY, SPORT AND RECREATION QUEENSLAND Note: Phone enquiries for position descriptions (on (07) 3237 9799) may be made only during the business hours of 8.30am to 5pm. Your request may be emailed on [email protected] at any time. Note.—All intending applicants should obtain a Departmental Application Form. No advice for this edition via Jobs Online CITEC Note.—Applications for positions within CITEC must include three copies of the complete application. CITEC has its own Agreement under the Enterprise Bargaining process and accordingly any engagement would be on a 38 hour week basis. Applicants can obtain CITEC Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 4993, or via the Internet: www.citec.com.au Service Operations— Service Management— *CI 16/04 Service Manager (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,000.30—2,175.80 AO5 12-7-04 44 Business Services Division— Human Resources— CI 17/04 HR Consultant—Workplace Health, Safety and Brisbane 2,000.30—2,175.80 AO5 19-7-04 44 Environment CI 18/04 Human Resource Consultant Brisbane 2,000.30—2,175.80 AO5 19-7-04 44 * 2 Positions: Brisbane 2 Temporary for a period of 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, should include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. Alternatively, applicants can obtain position descriptions via the Internet: www.justice.qld.gov.au/jobs.htm Note.—A position description and an application form can be e-mailed by request. Follow the appropriate steps: Type [email protected] in the “To” field Type vacancy reference no.: i.e. J61/00 in the “Subject” field Click on “Send”. Office of the Director-General— J 129/04 Project Director Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 19-7-04 15 Public Affairs Unit— ‡J 134/04 Senior Public Affairs Officer (Media) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 15 Legal and Corporate Services Division— Crown Law— Public Law Branch— ‡J 118/04 Principal Lawyer Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 PO6 12-7-04 15 Human Resource Management Services— J 131/04 Executive Manager Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 19-7-04 15 Justice Administration— Office of the State Coroner— †J 116/04 Executive Officer Brisbane 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 5-7-04 15 Courts Division— State Reporting Bureau— *J 132/04 Administrative Officer (Reporting) (3 positions) Ipswich 797.90—1,363.90 AO1/AO2 19-7-04 15 ¶J 133/04 Administrative Officer (Reporting) (5 positions) Brisbane 797.90—1,363.90 AO1/AO2 19-7-04 15 Magistrates Courts Branch— J 127/04 Finance Officer (QWIC) Brisbane 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 15 Higher Courts Brisbane— §J 117/04 Senior Computer Systems Officer (Networks) (c) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 5-7-04 15 Information Technology Unit— #J 122/04 Senior Training and Support Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 15 #J 123/04 Senior Computer Systems Officer, Systems Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 15 Research and Executive Services Division— Strategic Policy— ‡J 124/04 Principal Legal Officer Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 PO6 12-7-04 15 ‡ Applications are to remain open for a period of 12 months. † Previously advertised as J 42/04. Previous applicants will need to re-apply. § Applications are to remain open for a period of 12 months. Also advertised on www.seek.com.au # Also advertised on www.seek.com.au 664 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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$$ * 3 Positions: Ipswich 3 Part-time Permanent 6 days per fortnight. Additional hours may be available on other days subject to workload. Applications are to remain open for a period of 12 months. Also advertised on www.seek.com ¶ 5 Positions: Brisbane 5 Part-time Permanent 6 days per fortnight. Additional hours may be available on other days subject to workload. Applications are to remain open for a period of 12 months. Also advertised on www.seek.com
PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Note.—Applications for positions within the Public Trust Office, must include the original, plus three (3) copies of the complete application. Applicants can obtain the Information Package by Email [email protected], phone (07) 3213 9224 or Internet http://www.pt.qld.gov.au/corporate/careers.htm Investment Sub Program— PT 1/04 Financial Services Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 16 PT 2/04 Financial Services Officer Redcliffe 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 16 PT 3/04 Financial Services Officer Toowoomba 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 16 *PT 4/04 Financial Services Officer Southport 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 16 Client Services— PT 5/04 Legal Officer Toowoomba 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 12-7-04 16 PT 6/04 Legal Officer Southport 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 12-7-04 16 Legal Services Sub Program— ‡PT 7/04 Legal Officer (2 positions) Brisbane 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 12-7-04 16 * Position: Southport 1 Part-time Permanent. ‡ 2 Positions: Brisbane 2 Temporary for a period of up to 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION Note: Phone enquiries for position descriptions may be made only during the business hours of 8.30am to 5pm. Note.—All intending applicants should obtain a Departmental Application Form. Marketing and Communications Unit— ΔLGPS 66/04 Public Affairs Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 5-7-04 28A Planning Services— LGPS 69/04 Principal Planner (c) Mackay 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 12-7-04 28A Sport and Recreation Queensland— #LGPS 68/04 Principal Project Officer (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 28A LGPS 70/04 Senior Adviser, Ipswich/Gold Coast Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 28A $LGPS 71/04 Senior Adviser, Ipswich/Gold Coast Tallebudgera 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 28A Lake Tinaroo Outdoor Recreation Centre— LGPS 72/04 Casual Program Officer (c) Lake Tinaroo ‡‡See Below OO5 12-7-04 28A Sport and Recreation Business Development— LGPS 73/04 Manager, Business Development and Advice Unit Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 19-7-04 28A (c) Service Delivery— LGPS 74/04 Regional Manager (c) Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 19-7-04 28A LGPS 75/04 Senior Program Officer (c) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 28A Queensland Academy of Sport— Athlete and Coach Support Services— *LGPS 76/04 Athlete Career and Education Advisor Nathan 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 19-7-04 28A # 2 positions available. ‡‡ $21.62—$23.79 per hour, plus 23% loading. $ Temporary position for a period of 6 months. * Position: Nathan 1 Part-time Temporary until 30th June, 2005, with the possibility of extension. Δ Applications to remain current for a period of 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS Note.—Applications for positions within Main Roads must include the original plus two copies of the complete application for each position applied for. Strategic Policy and Development Group— Strategic Policy Division— MR 260/04 Senior Project Officer (Financing) (c) Brisbane 2,039.60—2,214.80 AO5 6-7-04 20 MR 283/04 Project Officer Brisbane 1,824.40—2,003.90 AO4 20-7-04 20 RoadTek Group— Office of the General Manager— MR 267/04 Manager (Communications) Brisbane 2,613.00—2,800.40 AO7 13-7-04 20 MR 268/04 Principal Advisor (RoadTek) Brisbane 2,893.00—3,058.30 AO8 13-7-04 20 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 665
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$$ RoadTek Consulting Division— ¢MR 245/04 Technologist (Pavements and Materials) (c) Stapylton 1,404.20—1,663.80 TO2 6-7-04 20 ΔMR 249/04 Soil Tester (c) Stapylton 1,274.00—1,437.00 C6 6-7-04 20 MR 250/04 Senior Project Manager (Engineering) (c) Gympie 2,613.00—2,800.40 PO5 13-7-04 20 ¢MR 272/04 Technologist (Pavements and Materials) (c) Stapylton 1,404.20—1,663.80 TO2 13-7-04 20 ΔMR 273/04 Cadet Technologist (Laboratory) (c) Rockhampton 898.20—1,971.10 Various 20-7-04 20 MR 281/04 Supervising Design Technologist Brisbane 2,069.70—2,201.40 TO4 27-7-04 20 MR 282/04 Senior Design Technologist Brisbane 1,824.40—1,971.10 TO3 27-7-04 20 RoadTek Asset Services (North Queensland)— ‡MR 266/04 Supervisor (c) Townsville 1,489.00—1,723.00 Various 13-7-04 20 RoadTek Asset Services (South)— ΔMR 269/04 Construction Worker (Structures) (Band B) (c) Bundaberg 1,274.00—1,437.00 Various 13-7-04 20 ΔMR 270/04 Supervisor (Concrete Structures) (Band B) (c) Bundaberg 1,489.00—1,723.00 Various 13-7-04 20 ¢MR 275/04 Project Manager (Engineering) (c) (h) Caloundra 2,402.60—2,586.70 PO4 27-7-04 20 Corporate Services Group— Services Division— MR 253/04 Manager (Built Environment) Brisbane 2,893.00—3,058.30 AO8 6-7-04 20 Road System and Engineering Group— Traffic and Road Use Management Division— MR 271/04 Senior Technical Officer (Traffic Engineering and Brisbane 1,999.70—2,126.90 TO4 13-7-04 20 Road Safety) Structures Division— MR 280/04 Engineer (Bridge Asset Management) Brisbane 2,069.70—2,258.00 PO3 27-7-04 20 Central Queensland Region— Regional Office— %MR 284/04 Temporary Systems Advisor (Integrated TBA 2,111.00—2,292.40 AO5 20-7-04 20 Management Systems) Central Highlands District— MR 259/04 Senior Technical Officer (Planning and Design) (c) Emerald 1,999.70—2,126.90 TO4 13-7-04 20 $MR 232/04 Environmental Officer (c) Emerald 1,999.70—2,181.60 PO3 6-7-04 20 $MR 277/04 Principal Engineer (Road Network Management) (c) Emerald 2,704.50—2,898.50 PO5 27-7-04 20 Mackay District— MR 251/04 Senior Design Drafter (c) Mackay 1,762.70—1,904.40 TO3 13-7-04 20 Central West District— $MR 279/04 Supervising Design Drafter (c) Barcaldine 2,069.70—2,201.40 TO4 27-7-04 20 Southern Queensland Region— Wide Bay District— MR 262/04 Senior Technical Officer (Traffic Signals and Bundaberg 1,839.60—1,936.10 OO6 6-7-04 20 Lighting) (c) MR 276/04 District Communications Officer (c) Bundaberg 1,824.40—2,003.90 AO4 20-7-04 20 Southern District— MR 263/04 Senior Technical Officer (Traffic Signals and Toowoomba 1,839.60—1,936.10 OO6 6-7-04 20 Lighting) (c) Border District— MR 255/04 Environmental Officer Warwick 1,492.10—1,904.40 PO2 6-7-04 20 MR 256/04 Environmental Officer Bundaberg 1,492.10—1,904.40 PO2 6-7-04 20 South West District— $MR 274/04 Principal Engineer (Network Performance) (c) Roma 2,704.50—2,898.50 PO5 20-7-04 20 North Queensland Region— Northern District— MR 261/04 Senior Engineer (Infrastructure Delivery) (c) Townsville 2,321.30—2,499.20 PO4 13-7-04 20 Peninsula District— &MR 243/04 Senior Engineer (Traffic Operations) Cairns 2,321.30—2,499.20 PO4 6-7-04 20 North West District— $MR 246/04 Senior Design Drafter (c) Cloncurry 1,762.70—1,904.40 TO3 6-7-04 20 $MR 254/04 Engineer (c) Cloncurry 1,999.70—2,181.60 PO3 6-7-04 20 MR 257/04 Project Manager (Preconstruction) (c) Cloncurry 2,214.80—2,410.50 TO5 13-7-04 20 MR 258/04 Roadworks Inspector (c) Cloncurry 1,489.19—1,723.50 C12 6-7-04 20 South East Queensland Region— †MRR 11/04 Senior Advisor (Information Management) Brisbane 2,321.30—2,499.20 PO4 5-7-04 18 ¶MR 244/04 Senior Engineer (Traffic Safety and Performance) Brisbane 2,402.60—2,586.70 PO4 5-7-04 18 ≠MR 248/04 Cultural Heritage and Native Title Officer Brisbane 2,111.00—2,292.40 AO5 12-7-04 18 North Coast Hinterland District— §MR 234/04 Senior Traffic Officer (Traffic Survey) Mooloolaba 1,603.90—1,762.70 OO5 6-7-04 20 MR 235/04 Engineer (Traffic) (c) Mooloolaba 1,999.70—2,181.60 PO3 6-7-04 20 666 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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$$ South Coast Hinterland District— MR 231/04 Senior Town Planning Officer (c) Nerang 2,321.30—2,499.20 PO4 6-7-04 20 *MR 264/04 Town Planning Officer (c) Nerang 852.20—2,181.60 PO1 6-7-04 20 MR 252/04 Business Support Officer (Support Services) Nerang 1,493.70—1,663.80 AO3 6-7-04 20 Gateway Project Office— ¥MR 247/04 Temporary Business Support Officer Brisbane 1,493.70—1,663.80 AO3 6-7-04 20 Tugun Bypass Project Team— =MR 278/04 Temporary Director (Tugun Bypass) (c) Nerang 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 20-7-04 20 $ The appointee may be eligible for incentives as detailed in the Rural and Remote Area Incentive Scheme outlined in the Department’s Enterprise Developmental Agreement (EDA5). § This is an Employees of Government Departments (Other than Public Servants) Award position. Public Service conditions do not apply. & Position: Cairns 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2005. ¶ Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. ≠ This is a temporary position, starting immediately and continuing until December, 2005 (unless otherwise determined). Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. ¢ Public Service Award—Primarily Field. This position is primarily field-based and is subject to the conditions of Directive 8/03. The incumbent is required to work 38 hours per week. ¥ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of three years. Δ This is a General Employee position and conditions of employment are as per the Civil Construction Operations and Maintenance General Award—State. Public Service conditions do not apply. † This position is temporary for a period of up to 12 months, unless otherwise advised, with possible extension. Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. * Please note this position is classified PO1-PO3. Remuneration will be based on experience. ‡ Previously advertised as MR 241/04. Previous applications will not be considered and applicants will need to re-apply. = Position: Nerang 1 Temporary for a period of 3 years. % Position: TBA 1 Temporary until 31st December, 2005.
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND ENERGY Note.—Applications for positions within the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy must include the original plus two copies of the complete application for each position applied for. Bureau of Mining and Petroleum— SIMTARS— Safety Training Centre— $¶NRM 2575 Manager (c) (e) Redbank 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 12-7-04 89 Integrated Resource Management— Land Management and Use— State Land Asset Management— $øNRME 2589 Senior Project Officer Brisbane 2,074.80—2,255.00 AO5 19-7-04 89 Sustainable Landscapes— Vegetation Management— $§NRM 2574 Senior Natural Resource Officer (Remote Sensing Indooroopilly 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 12-7-04 89 Team) (c) (e) §NRME 2588 Principal Policy Officer (Vegetation Incentives Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 19-7-04 89 Program) (e) Natural Resource Services— Corporate Services— Human Resource Services— Workforce Capability— $NRM 2576 Principal Human Resources Advisor Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 12-7-04 89 South East Region— Integrated Natural Resource Management and Use— $NRM 2577 Principal Natural Resource Officer Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 12-7-04 89 $†NRME 2583 Land Administration Officer (e) Caboolture 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 19-7-04 89 Integrated Natural Resource Planning— Water Planning— $‡NRME 2585 Project Officer (e) Woolloongabba 2,033.60—2,220.70 PO3 19-7-04 89 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 667
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$$ Mines— $NRME 2582 Mining Registrar Quilpie 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 19-7-04 89 Natural Resource Information and Knowledge— Customer Services— $&NRME 2586 Manager Negotiable 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 19-7-04 89 within South East Region Water Industry Compliance— $@NRME 2587 Principal Project Officer (e) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 19-7-04 89 Office of the Director-General— Internal Audit— $*NRM 2573 Executive Assistant Brisbane 605.60—675.40 AO3 12-7-04 89 Office of Energy— Energy Markets and Policy— Economic Regulation and Analysis— #NRME 2581 Manager (c) (e) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 19-7-04 89 $ Applications will remain current for a period of twelve (12) months for future vacancies. * This is a part-time position (0.4) 29 hours per fortnight. § Temporary position until 30th June, 2006. ¶ This position is temporary for a period of twelve (12) months from date of appointment. † Temporary position until 30th June, 2005. # Temporary position for three months with possibility of extension. ‡ Temporary position until 30th April, 2005. & Location of this position is negotiable within South East Region. ø Previously advertised as NRM 2559. Previous applicants need not re-apply. @ Temporary position until 25th June, 2005.
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE Queensland Police Service PO 111/04 Administration Officer (Honours and Awards) Brisbane 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 12-7-04 138 $PO 112/04 Supervisor (Crime Management) Brisbane 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 12-7-04 138 PO 114/04 Business Manager Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 12-7-04 138 ΔPO 115/04 Manager (Resource Management—Operational Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 12-7-04 138 Policing Program) PO 116/04 Manager (Policy and Reporting) Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 12-7-04 138 PO 117/04 Research Officer Brisbane 875.40—1,935.70 PO1/PO2 12-7-04 148 øPO 118/04 Police Liaison Officer Coordinator (c) Upper Mount 1,537.00—1,584.00 OO4 12-7-04 142 Gravatt #PO 119/04 Police Liaison Officer (c) Cairns 1,291.10—1,383.30 OO3 12-7-04 140 PO 120/04 Finance Manager Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 19-7-04 138 PO 121/04 Principal Management Accounting Officer Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 19-7-04 138 PO 122/04 Communications Room Operator Ipswich 1,443.90—1,585.40 OO4 19-7-04 147 PO 123/04 Geographic Information Officer Brisbane 1,790.30—1,968.70 AO4 19-7-04 138 $ This is a rotational 24 x 7 shift supervisory position. Shift penalties are payable and are in addition to the salary rates indicated above. Δ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary for a specific period until 30th June, 2006. If selected, public service officers from other agencies will be seconded for the period concerned, subject to agreement and release by the home agency. ø The successful applicant will be required to perform duties throughout the Metropolitan South Region. # The successful applicant will be required to perform duties in remote areas. The OO1 rate of pay ($18,646—$29,416 p.a.) will apply if under 21 years of age.
CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMISSION *‡CMC 27/04 Secretary, Police Service Reviews Brisbane 2,074.80—2,255.00 AO5 19-7-04 43 * Applications to remain current for a period of twelve (12) months. ‡ Permanent Full-time (36.25 hpw).
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DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET Governance Division— State Affairs— Constitutional and Administrative Law Services— ‡PR 51/04 Director Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 5-7-04 24 *PR 57/04 Policy Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 24 Ministerial Correspondence— PR 50/04 Manager Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 12-7-04 24 Policy Division— Economic Policy— †PR 53/04 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 5-7-04 24 Implementation Unit— Policy Research— $PR 54/04 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 5-7-04 24 Evaluation— #PR 55/04 Principal Project Officer Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 5-7-04 24 Environment and Resources— PR 58/04 Director, Environment Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 12-7-04 24 ‡ Advertised in the Courier-Mail, Saturday, 19th June, 2004. † Temporary position until 30th June, 2005. $ Part-time arrangements to be negotiated upon appointment. Temporary position until 31st December, 2004. # Temporary position until 31st August, 2005. * Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 31st December, 2004.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE MERIT AND EQUITY Executive Management— OPS 56/04 Director (c) Brisbane 3,447.90—3,608.20 SO1 12-7-04 24
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES Biosecurity Central Region— Animal Biosecurity Field Services— $DPI 1849 Inspector (c) Emerald 1,421.90—1,688.40 TO2 12-7-04 70 Directorate— Tick Fever Research Centre— $DPI 1851 Animal Attendant (c) Wacol 1,289.10—1,382.40 OO3 12-7-04 70 Fire Ant Control Centre— Public Relations and Training— $§DPI 1852 Education and Training Officer (e) (c) Oxley 1,790.30—1,968.70 AO4 12-7-04 70 West Region— Animal Biosecurity Field Services— $DPI 1848 Inspector (c) Charleville 1,421.90—1,688.40 TO2 12-7-04 70 Corporate Capability Legal— $¶DPI 1850 Administration Officer (e) Brisbane 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 12-7-04 70 Delivery Regional Delivery— Central Region— $*DPI 1856 Development Extension Officer (c) (e) Emerald 2,033.60—2,220.70 PO3 19-7-04 70 North Region— Regional Corporate Capabilities— $‡DPI 1853 Administrative Officer (e) (c) Malanda 339.20—566.30 AO1/AO2 12-7-04 70 Animal Science— Profitable Acquaculture Systems— $†DPI 1854 Fisheries Biologist (ACIAR Marine Finfish) (e) (c) Cairns 2,033.60—2,220.70 PO3 12-7-04 70 Sustainable Intensive Systems— $øDPI 1858 Laboratory Technician (c) (e) Yeerongpilly 1,421.90—1,688.40 TO2 19-7-04 70 $£DPI 1859 Environmental Scientist (c) (e) Toowoomba 1,512.40—1,935.70 PO2 19-7-04 70 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 669
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$$ Emerging Technologies— Predictive Precision Systems— $DPI 1855 Principal Research Scientist (c) Toowoomba 2,663.70—2,856.20 PO5 19-7-04 70 Horticulture and Forestry Science— Product Innovation— Innovative Plant and Food Products— $†DPI 1857 Experimentalist (c) (e) Maroochy 1,421.90—1,688.40 TO2 19-7-04 70 Research Station, Nambour Forestry Operations— South West Region— $ΔFO 1847 Forest Ranger in Charge (c) Tambo 1,744.90—1,918.70 FO4 12-7-04 70 $ Applications will remain current for a period of twelve (12) months for future vacancies. Δ This position will attract the payment of the Forestry Incentive Based Appointment Scheme (FIBAS) Allowance of $5,000 (taxable) per annum, paid fortnightly. This allowance will be reviewed annually and will apply for a term of 3 years. † Temporary position until 30th June, 2007. § Temporary position until 30th June, 2005. ‡ Temporary part-time (0.4) position (29 hours per fortnight) until 1st June, 2005. ¶ Temporary position until 1st June, 2005. * This position is temporary until 28th February, 2007. ø This position is temporary until 30th December, 2006. £ This position is temporary until 31st December, 2005.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS QBuild Note.—Applications for positions within QBuild must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. North Queensland Group— Cape York Region— *QB 89/04 Regional Manager (c) Cairns 2,889.60—3,055.80 AO8 12-7-04 50 Central and South West Queensland Group— Wide Bay/Burnett Region— *QB 94/04 Regional Support Officer (c) Bundaberg 1,482.50—1,653.30 AO3 19-7-04 50 Project Services Note.—Applications for positions within Project Services, must include the original, plus two copies of the complete applications. POSITIONS—NIL Government ICT Note.—Applications for positions within Government ICT, must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. POSITIONS—NIL Queensland Services Group Sales and Distribution Service (SDS)— †QSG 25/04 Account Manager, Furniture and Design (c) Zillmere 1,755.80—1,933.20 AO4 5-7-04 58 QFleet— †QSG 26/04 Financial Accountant (c) Brisbane 2,298.90—2,454.30 AO6 5-7-04 58 QSG 27/04 Senior Financial Accountant (c) Brisbane 2,563.30—2,743.40 AO7 5-7-04 58 Building Division Government Office Accommodation Unit— *GR 33/04 Senior Accommodation Planner Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 55 Leasing Group— *GR 31/04 Lease Manager (2 positions) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 55 Finance Directorate Budget Management Section— GR 32/04 Budget Accountant Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 55 Corporate Planning and External Relations GR 35/04 Manager, Strategic Planning (c) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 19-7-04 55 * Applications are to remain current for a period of up to 12 months. † Temporary position for a period of up to 12 months. 670 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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QLEAVE Corporate Strategy Section— *QL 5/04 Manager, Human Resources Lutwyche 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 9-7-04 39 Client Services Section— *QL 6/04 Client Services Officer Lutwyche 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 12-7-04 39 * Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. Late applications may not be accepted. Address applications to General Manager, QLeave, P.O. Box 512, Lutwyche, Qld, 4030. Application Kits may be obtained via: Internet: www.qleave.qld.gov.au, E-mail: [email protected], Mail: (by phoning (07) 3212 6877). If you wish to enquire about this vacancy please contact the HR Manager on phone: (07) 3212 6877, or on e-mail: [email protected]
QUEENSLAND BUILDING SERVICES AUTHORITY Dispute Management Division— *BSA 26/04 Senior Building Research and Investigation Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 9-7-04 150 Officer (c) Applications for all Authority positions will remain current for twelve (12) months.
Q-COMP Q-Comp— Q 22/04 Senior Data Analyst (c) (h) Brisbane 2,326.60—2,786.60 AO6 2-7-04 ‡ ‡ Address Code: Applications quoting reference number Q 22/04, including resume and covering letter, must be received no later than Friday, 2nd July, 2004 and are to be emailed to [email protected] or sent to the Human Resources Advisor, Q-COMP, PO Box 13407, George Street, Queensland, 4003.
QUEENSLAND OMBUDSMAN Corporate Services Unit— *OMB 8/04 Manager Corporate Services (c) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 12-7-04 33 * Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months.
RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY Note.—Applications for positions within the Residential Tenancies Authority should include the original, plus two copies of the complete application. Bond and Advisory Services, Call Centre— *RTA 4/04 Client Information Officer (3 positions) Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 12-7-04 173 * Applications shall remain current for a period of 12 months.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION Industry Development and Investment— Commercial Advisory Services— Product Assessment and Management— ‡SDI 44/04 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 5-7-04 23 Innovation and Smart State Policy— Innovation and Emerging Industries— *SDI 49/04 Principal Project Officer (2 positions) (c) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 19-7-04 23 Creative Industries Sectoral Development— †SDI 45/04 Principal Project Officer Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 5-7-04 23 Clean Coal Technology and Mining Innovation— SDI 48/04 Principal Project Officer (c) Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 19-7-04 23 Corporate Management— Corporate Communications— SDI 46/04 Senior Communications Officer Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 12-7-04 23 Client Services— Business Migration— (Migration Aftercare Services)— SDI 47/04 Principal Project Officer Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 23 * 2 Positions: Brisbane 1 Permanent, Brisbane 1 Temporary for a period of up to 12 months with the possibility of an extension. The permanent position is located in Innovation and Science Strategy, the temporary position for up to 12 months with a possibility of an extension is located in Biotechnology Sectoral Development. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary role for a period up to June, 2005. † Temporary position for 12 months with the possibility of an extension. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 671
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DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 7863, via the internet: www.dtftwid.qld.gov.au or alternatively, by emailing [email protected] and stating the vacancy reference number in the subject line eg. TFTW 26/04. Executive and Corporate Services Division— Legal Services Unit— TFTW 30/04 Senior Legal Officer (h) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 PO5 12-7-04 8 Service Delivery and Development Division— TFTW 31/04 Assistant Liquor Licensing Officer (c) Cairns 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 8 TFTW 32/04 Liquor Licensing Officer (c) Mount Isa 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 8 TFTW 33/04 Liquor Licensing Officer (4 positions) (c) Cairns 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 19-7-04 8 TFTW 34/04 Principal Liquor Licensing Officer (c) Cairns 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 8
QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT Note.—Applications for roles within Queensland Transport must include the original, plus two copies of the complete application for each role applied for. Integrated Transport Planning Division— Transport Information Systems Branch— Transport Systems Information Unit— †TD 170/04 Senior Advisor (Transport System Statistics) (c) Brisbane 2,380.50—2,546.90 AO6 19-7-04 19 Transport Planning Branch— ‡TD 171/04 Principal Advisor (c) (e) Brisbane 2,663.70—2,856.20 AO7 19-7-04 19 Strategic Support Branch— TD 178/04 Administrative Officer Brisbane 1,148.20—1,415.70 AO2 19-7-04 19 Passenger Transport Division— Public Transport Management— Urban Transport Management— TD 167/04 Senior Policy Officer Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 5-7-04 19 Services Group— Information Services Branch— Business Infrastructure— $TD 172/04 Principal Manager (Client Services) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 19-7-04 19 ¶TD 173/04 Principal Manager (Host Services) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 19-7-04 19 £TD 174/04 Project Director (4 positions) Brisbane 2,951.30—3,121.30 AO8 19-7-04 19 Northern Region— Client Service Delivery— TD 161/04 Manager (Client Service Delivery) (c) Townsville 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 5-7-04 19 South East Region— Road Safety (South East)— TD 168/04 Manager (Road Safety) (c) Brisbane 2,293.40—2,453.70 AO6 19-7-04 19 Maritime Safety Queensland— Maritime Operations Group— Commercial Operations Unit— Hydrographic Services— $TD 160/04 Senior Hydrographic Surveyor (c) Brisbane 1,959.20—2,139.40 PO3 5-7-04 19 Corporate Strategy Branch— $*TD 169/04 Principal Project Officer (e) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 19 Corporate Governance Division— Legal and Legislation Branch— Legal Services— ΔTD 175/04 Litigation Officer (e) Brisbane 1,790.30—1,968.70 AO4 19-7-04 19 Land Transport and Safety Division— $TD 176/04 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,514.00—1,688.40 AO3 19-7-04 19 $ Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months. * Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th June, 2005. † This position was advertised as TD 256/03, previous applicants do not need to re-apply. Applications will remain current for 12 months from the date of advertisement and any subsequent vacancy during this period may be filled by an order of merit process. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 23rd September, 2005. This position is offered on a temporary basis from 16th August, 2004 to 23 September, 2005 (unless determined otherwise). ¶ Applications will remain current for a period of 20 weeks and subsequent vacancies may be filled by an order of merit process during this time. 672 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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$$ £ There are four positions available. Applications will remain current for a period of 20 weeks and subsequent vacancies may be filled by an order of merit process during this time. Δ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary until 30th September, 2004. This position is offered on a temporary basis until 30th September, 2004 (unless determined otherwise). There is a specific temporary vacancy available now, however your expressions of interest will create a pool for future relief opportunities in this or similar roles.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Note.—Applicants can obtain Position Descriptions by telephoning (07) 3224 6476, e-mailing: [email protected] or via the internet: www.treasury.qld.gov.au Office of the Under Treasurer— TY 133/04 Ministerial Co-ordinator Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 31 Shared Services Implementation Office— ‡TY 134/04 Program Director (c) (e) (f) Brisbane 3,696.50—3,856.70 Section 70 9-7-04 31 TY 145/04 Principal Project Officer Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 19-7-04 31 Office of Economic and Statistical Research— *TY 135/04 Statistician, Surveys and Analysis (c) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 31 *TY 136/04 Statistician, Crime Modelling and Statistics (c) Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 12-7-04 31 *TY 140/04 Principal Economist (c) Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 19-7-04 31 *TY 141/04 Senior Economist (c) Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 19-7-04 31 *TY 142/04 Principal Business Systems Development Officer (c) Brisbane 2,843.30—3,007.00 AO8 19-7-04 31 Portfolio Services— Knowledge Services— TY 143/04 Co-ordinator, Information Management Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 19-7-04 31 Treasury Office— *TY 144/04 Executive Support Officer Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 31 Queensland Office of Gaming Regulation— $TY 137/04 Gaming Inspector (c) Cairns 1,724.80—1,896.60 AO4 12-7-04 31 Portfolio Services— *TY 139/04 Principal Consultant, Human Resources Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 31 Government Superannuation Office *TY 138/04 Administration Manager, Operations Brisbane 2,566.20—2,751.60 AO7 12-7-04 31 For hearing impaired applicants, a TTY machine is available on (07) 3224 4621. * Applications to remain current for 12 months. ‡ Position: Brisbane 1 Temporary Section 70. $ Position: Cairns 1 Temporary for a period of 12 months.
CORPTECH Finance Group— CT 33/04 Assistant Systems Officer Brisbane 1,458.60—1,626.60 AO3 19-7-04 31 Human Resources Group— CT 34/04 HR Resource Applications Specialist Brisbane 1,998.80—2,172.40 AO5 19-7-04 31
Note: Positions within the Parliamentary Service come within the ambit of the Parliamentary Service Act 1988 and are not subject to the provisions of the Public Service Act 1996. Notes.—As prescribed under sections 94, 95, 96 and 114 of the Public Service Act 1996 and Part 1 of the Appeals Directive (No.: 11/96): an appeal can not be made to the Public Service Commissioner against a decision to appoint or second an officer or other person to Senior Officer levels (SO1 and SO2), and; otherwise, an officer entitled to appeal must satisfy the following requirements— • the officer must have applied for a vacancy to which one of the following persons was promoted: — an officer of a Department; — a general employee of a Department with tenure; — an officer of a Public Service Office; — a general employee of a Public Service Office with tenure; or — a tenured public sector employee of a public sector unit listed in Schedule 3 of the Appeals Directive; • the officer’s application for the vacancy must have been received before the deadline for the receipt of applications; • the officer’s notice of appeal must be actually received by the Public Service Commissioner before the deadline for its receipt; and • the officer must continue to be entitled to appeal (see s. 1(1) of Appeals Directive). (a) Appointees may be required to serve in any part of the State. Where a centre is included under “Locality”, the headquarters of the appointee will be at such centre unless otherwise determined. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 673
(b) An appointment has been declared by the Public Service Commissioner, by gazette notice, to be a non-appealable appointment, pursuant to section 95 of the Public Service Act 1996. (c) Also being advertised in daily press and/or internet/email advertising or technical journals. (d) Appointment to a particular level will depend on qualifications and experience. (e) The appointee may be appointed in a temporary capacity. If a tenured employee of the Public Service is selected for appointment, the officer will retain tenured status. (f) Appointment may be made on the basis of a contract for a fixed term, pursuant to sections 69 and 70 of the Public Service Act 1996. (g) Senior Officer levels (SO1 and SO2): salary sacrifice may be made for optional benefits of employer funded superannuation options and professional organisation membership fees. (h) In accordance with section 5.13 of the Directive 4/02, Deployment and Redeployment, registered deployees will be considered on relative merit.
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Ref. Ref. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. 2 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY: 14th Floor, 160 20 MAIN ROADS: To receive position descriptions and Ann Street, Brisbane 4000; P.O. Box 155, Brisbane Albert Street, application packages via facsimile or mail please Qld, 4002; Phone 3227.8945; Fax: (07) 3225.1952; or email phone (07) 3404 9765. This faxback service [email protected] Internet Address:— www.epa. operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week qld.gov.au/environment/careers/vacancies/ 23 DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT: Level 22, 6 CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION AGENCY: 35 111 George Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4002; P.O. Box 168, Merivale Street, South Brisbane, Q, 4101; P.O. Box Brisbane Albert Street, Qld, 4002; Phone: 3405.6525; E- 3159; South Brisbane Q, 4101; Phone: (07) 3842.9340; mail: [email protected]; Internet: http://www. Fax: (07) 3842.9302 or Internet Address: statedevelopment.qld.gov.au/ about/employment http://www.caa.qld.gov.au/employment_opps.asp 24 THE PREMIER AND CABINET: 4th Floor, Executive 7 QUEENSLAND AUDIT OFFICE: 11th Floor, Central Building, 100 George Street, Brisbane 4000; P.O. Box Plaza One, 345 Queen Street, Brisbane 4000; G..O. 185, Brisbane Albert Street 4002; Phone: 3224.4671 or Box 1139, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3405.1100. email Internet Address: [email protected] Internet: www.qao.qld.gov.au/qaoinf.htm 25 PARLIAMENT HOUSE: Legislative Assembly Offices, 8 TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY Parliament House, Corner George and Alice Streets, DEVELOPMENT: Level 23, 111 George Street, Brisbane 4000; Phone: 3406.7579; Fax: 3406.7509; Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 1141 Brisbane 4001; Phone: Email: HumanResourceManagement@parliament. 3224.7863; E-mail requests for Position Descriptions: qld.gov.au Internet: www.parliament.qld.gov.au/vacancies [email protected] or via the internet: 31 TREASURY: Human and Physical Resources, Level 2, www.dtftwid.gov.au/vacancy/vacancy.au; E-mail applications will be accepted at [email protected] Executive Annexe, 102 George Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Phone: 3224.6476; Email: 10 CORPORATE SOLUTIONS QUEENSLAND, SERVICING [email protected] or Internet: http// THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND www.treasury.qld.gov.au Please note Queensland TRAINING & DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL Treasury does not accept applications via email RELATIONS: Level 1, Block B, Neville Bonner Building, 75 William Street, Brisbane Qld 4000; G.P.O. Box 69, 32 HOUSING: Level 13, 61 Mary Street, Brisbane, Qld, 4000; Brisbane Qld 4001; Fax: (07) 3225 2237; An application G.P.O. Box 690, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3238.3998; package can be obtained via the Internet at: Fax: 3227.7671. E-mail requests for PD’s to www.jobs.qld.gov.au or via facsimile or mail by phoning [email protected] E-mail applications will be (07) 3222 2370. This telephone faxback service operates 24 accepted at [email protected] (Please note hours a day, 7 days a week. e-mail applications will only be accepted in Microsoft Word 97, read-only format) 11 OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Job description and applicant package can be accessed via: QUEENSLAND OMBUDSMAN: Internet
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Ref. Ref. No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address 94 CHARLEVILLE DISTRICT OFFICE: Hood Street, 113 TOOWOOMBA-DARLING DOWNS DISTRICT OFFICE: P.O. Box 224, Charleville, Q, 4470; Phone: 178 Hume Street, Toowoomba; P.O. Box 38, Toowoomba, (07) 4654.4236; Fax: (07) 4654.4225 Qld, 4350; Phone: (07) 4616 9111; Fax: (07) 4616.9100 PUBLIC WORKS: 115 WARWICK DISTRICT OFFICE: “Blaketon House, corner 48 PROJECT SERVICES: Level 3, 80 George Street, Palmerin and Albert Streets, Warwick, 4370; Phone: Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 2906, Brisbane (07) 4661.0500; Fax: (07) 4661.0525 4001; Phone: 3224.5192. Email: 116 ROMA DISTRICT OFFICE: 44-46 Bungil Street, Roma; [email protected] P.O. Box 456, Roma, Qld, 4455; Phone: 50 Q BUILD: Level 12, 295 Ann Street, Brisbane 4000; (07) 4622.7911; Fax: (07) 4622.2559 G.P.O. Box 2937, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3224.5048; Fax: 3224.5061; Email address is: 117 CHINCHILLA DISTRICT OFFICE: “Chinchilla Arcade”, [email protected] Heeney Street, Chinchilla, 4413; P.O. Box 493, 55 CORPORATE SERVICES/BUILDING DIVISION/ Chinchilla 4413; Phone: (07) 4662.8600; Fax: QUEENSLAND PURCHASING: Level 3, 80 George (07) 4662.8624 Street, Brisbane 4000 (Parliament House End); G.P.O. 118 ISIS BURNETT DISTRICT OFFICE: 102 Lennox Street, 2457, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3224.7352; Fax: Maryborough; P.O. Box 142, Maryborough, Qld, 4650; 3224.7186; [email protected] Phone: (07) 4162.1633; Fax: (07) 4121.1645 58 QUEENSLAND SERVICES GROUP C/O QBuild, 119 FRASER-COOLOOLA DISTRICT OFFICE: 102 Lennox Level 12, 295 Ann Street, Brisbane 4000; GPO Street, Maryborough; P.O. Box 142, Maryborough, Qld, Box 2937, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3224.5048; 4650; Phone: (07) 4162.1633; Fax: (07) 4121.1645 Fax: 3224.5061; Email address is: [email protected] 120 BUNDABERG DISTRICT OFFICE: corner Maryborough 60 GOVERNMENT ICT: Level 12, 295 Ann Street, and Woondooma Streets, Bundaberg; P.O. Box 3008, Brisbane 4000; GPO Box 2937, Brisbane, Qld 4001; Bundaberg, Qld, 4670; (07) 4154.0344; Fax: Phone: 3224.5048; Fax: 3224.5061; Email: (07) 4152.6495 [email protected] 121 SOUTH BURNETT DISTRICT OFFICE: 2 Evelyn Street, 61 QUEENSLAND STATE ARCHIVES: Level 12, 295 Kingaroy; P.O. Box 197, Kingaroy, Qld, 4610; Ann Street, Brisbane 4000; GPO Box 2937, (07) 4162.9500; Fax: (07) 4162.9524 Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3224.5048; Fax: 3224 5061. Email: [email protected] 122 ROCKHAMPTON DISTRICT OFFICE: 209 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton; P.O. Box 138, Rockhampton, Qld, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: 4700; Phone: (07) 4938.4661; Fax: (07) 4938.4921 Positions descriptions and application packages can be obtained via the Internet: www.jobs.qld.gov.au. If experiencing 123 EMERALD DISTRICT OFFICE: “Waterson Place”, 21 difficulty downloading documents phone Public Service Hospital Road, Emerald, 4720; Phone: positions (07) 3237.9715; Teaching positions (07) 3237.9714. (07) 4983.8600; Fax: (07) 4983.8623 Please note that the Department of Education does 124 GLADSTONE DISTRICT OFFICE: 21 Dawson Highway, not accept applications by email. Gladstone, 4680; Phone: (07) 4971.3600; Fax: 100 OTHER: Please refer to the position description for (07) 4971.3699 return address details. 125 MACKAY HINTERLAND and NORTH DISTRICT 101 CENTRAL OFFICE: Vacancy Processing Officer, P.O. OFFICE: Level 1, Mackay Day and Night Pharmacy Box 33, Brisbane Albert Street, Qld, 4002; Public Building, 67-69 Sydney Street, Mackay, Qld, 4740; Service Ph: (07) 3237.9715; Teaching Ph: P.O. Box 760, Mackay, Q, 4740; Phone: (07) 3237.9714; Fax: (07) 3210.0714 (07) 4951.6900; Fax: (07) 4951.6924 102 NAMBOUR DISTRICT OFFICE: “Centenary Square”, 52-64 Currie Street, Nambour; P.O. Box 745, 127 TOWNSVILLE BURDEKIN DISTRICT OFFICE: 187- Nambour, Qld, 4560 209 Stanley Street, Townsville, 4810; P.O. Box 5179, 104 MOOLOOLABA DISTRICT OFFICE: P.O. Box 5058, Townsville, 4810; Phone: (07) 4726.3111; Fax: Maroochydore, BC Qld, 4558; Phone: (07) 4726.3100 (07) 5456.8777; Fax: (07) 5456.8700 128 TOWNSVILLE NORTH AND WEST DISTRICT 105 WEST MORETON DISTRICT OFFICE: Milford OFFICE: 187-209 Stanley Street, Townsville, 4810; P.O. Street, Ipswich; P.O. Box 874, Ipswich, Qld, 4305; Box 5179, Townsville, 4810; Phone: (07) 4726.3111; Phone: (07) 3280.1666; Fax: (07) 3280.1199 Fax: (07) 4726.3100 106 IPSWICH DISTRICT OFFICE: corner Gordon and 129 MOUNT ISA DISTRICT OFFICE: 51 Miles Street, Mount South Streets, Ipswich, Private Mail Bag 2, Ipswich, Isa; P.O. Box 1267, Mount Isa Qld, 4825; Phone: Qld, 4305; Phone: (07) 3280.1773; Fax: (07) 3280.1986 (07) 4744.8222; Fax: (07) 4744.8200 107 PMB 250 Mansfield DC 4122, Level 2, Block A and B, Garden Square, McGregor Street, Upper Mt Gravatt, 130 LONGREACH DISTRICT OFFICE: 139 Eagle Street, 4122; Phone: (07) 3422.8355; Fax: (07) 3349.8507 Longreach P.O. Box 343, Longreach, Qld, 4730; Phone: 108 CORINDA DISTRICT OFFICE: 689 Sherwood Road, (07) 4658 4599; Fax: (07) 4658 4529 Sherwood, 4075; P.O. Box 16, Sherwood, 4075; 131 CAIRNS AND CAPE DISTRICT OFFICE: 17-19 Phone: (07) 3379.0500; Fax: (07) 3379.2882 Sheridan Street, Cairns; P.O. Box 6094; Cairns Mail 109 MOUNT GRAVATT DISTRICT OFFICE: “Garden Centre, Qld, 4871 Square”, Kessels Road, Mount Gravatt, Private Mail 133 TABLELANDS-JOHNSTONE DISTRICT OFFICE: 2 Bag 250, Mansfield DC, Qld, 4122 Whiting Street, Atherton, Qld, 4883; Phone: 110 BAYSIDE DISTRICT OFFICE: School Road, Capalaba; (070) 4091.0801; Fax: (070) 4091.4957 Phone: (07) 3245.0222; Fax: (07) 3245.6741 111 GEEBUNG DISTRICT OFFICE: 257 Gympie Road, 134 TORRES STRAIT DISTRICT OFFICE: Hargraves Street, Geebung, 4034; Phone: (07) 3350.7866; Fax: Thursday Island; P.O. Box 117, Thursday Island, Qld, (07) 3350.7891 4875; (070) 4069.1282; Fax: (070) 4069.1734 112 STAFFORD DISTRICT OFFICE: 257 Gympie Road, 135 GOLD COAST NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE: 56 Anne Geebung, 4034; Phone: (07) 3350.7866; Fax: Street, Southport, P.O. Box 2818, Southport, Q, (07) 3350.7891 4215; Phone: (07) 5583 6222; Fax: (07) 5591 1740 285150—3 676 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
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Ref. Ref. No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address 136 GOLD COAST SOUTH DISTRICT OFFICE: East Quay, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES: Corporate Park, Level 2 South, 34-36 Glenferrie Drive, Robina; Postal: P.O. Box 557, Robina DC 4226; 40 Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. qld.gov.au; or email: [email protected], or (07) 5562.4888; Fax: (07) 5562 4800 phone: 3224 7144. Please send job applications via email to: 137 LOGAN BEAUDESERT DISTRICT OFFICE: Herses [email protected] or Post to Vacancy Processing Road, Eagleby, Qld, 4207; (07) 3287.5533; Fax: Officer, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 806, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 (07) 3807 4943 DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY: DEPARTMENT OF POLICE: 41 Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs. qld.gov.au; or email: [email protected], or 138 CORPORATE SERVICES: Vacancy Processing Officer, phone: 3224 7144. Please send job applications via email to: Recruiting Section, 200 Roma Street, Brisbane 4000; [email protected] or Post to Vacancy Processing G.P.O. Box 1440, Brisbane, 4001; Fax: (07) 3364.4414. Officer, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 806, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3364 4702. INFORMATION COMMISSIONER: 139 CENTRAL REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 221, 42 INFORMATION COMMISSIONER: Level 25, 288 Rockhampton, 4700; Fax: (07) 4922.6300. Position Edward Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 3314, Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone Brisbane, 4001; Email: [email protected] (07) 4932 1449. Tel: (07) 3005.7100; Fax: (07) 3005.7099 140 FAR NORTHERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMISSION: 7419, Cairns, 4870; Fax (07) 4031.5146. Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone 43 Human Resources Manager, Level 3, Terrica Place, 140 (07) 4040 4933. Creek Street, Brisbane, 4000; GPO Box 3123, Brisbane, 4001; Email: [email protected] 141 METROPOLITAN NORTH REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Phone: (07) 3360.6103 Box 1440, Brisbane 4001; Fax: (07) 3258.2651. Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au PRIMARY INDUSTRIES: or phone (07) 3258 2641. Position information can be obtained from Infobank for 142 METROPOLITAN SOUTH REGION: HR Manager, P.O. DPI staff. Other applicants can obtain position Box 6464, Upper Mount Gravatt, 4122; Fax: descriptions either through the internet (the (07) 3849.0344. Position Description available at Department of Primary Industries web site address www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3849 0318. is http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies), or the faxline which operates 24 hours per day, 7 days a 143 NORTH COAST REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 553, week, phone: (07) 3239.3083 Maroochydore, 4558; Fax (07) 5443.8103. Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone 70 DPI OFFICE: 16th Floor, Forestry House, 160 Mary (07) 5409 7907. Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000; Personnel Services, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 1435, Brisbane, Qld 144 NORTHERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 2293, 4001; Phone: (07) 3406.2908; Fax: (07) 3406.2927 Townsville, 4810; Fax: (07) 4726.4613. Position (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies) Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone 71 DPI NORTH REGIONAL OFFICE: Abbott Street, (07) 4726 4618. Oonoonba 4811; P.O. Box 1085, Townsville 4810; 145 OPERATIONS SUPPORT COMMAND: HR Manager, Phone: (07) 4722 2634; Fax: (07) 4778 3634 200 Roma Street, Brisbane, 4000; G.P.O. Box 1440, (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies) Brisbane, 4001; Fax: (07) 3364.4727. Position 72 DPI CENTRAL REGIONAL OFFICE: Corner Bruce Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone Highway and Yeppoon Road, Rockhampton; P.O. (07) 3364 4756. Box 6014, Rockhampton Mail Centre, Q, 4702; Phone: (07) 4936.0301; Fax: (07) 4936.0317 146 SOUTH EASTERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies) 561, Surfers Paradise BC 4217; Fax: (07) 5570.7990. Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au 73 DPI SOUTH REGIONAL OFFICE: 203 Tor Street, or phone (07) 5570 7967. Toowoomba 4350; P.O. Box 102, Toowoomba 4350; Phone: (07) 4688.1200; Fax: (07) 4688.1430 147 SOUTHERN REGION: HR Manager, P.O. Box 1333, (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_vacancies) Toowoomba, 4350; Fax: (07) 4615.3200. Position 74 DPI SOUTH-EAST REGIONAL OFFICE: 91-95 Howard Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone Street, Nambour 4560; P.O. Box 5165, Nambour 4560; (07) 4615 3222. Phone: (07) 5430.4911; Fax: (07) 5430.4994 148 STATE CRIME OPERATIONS COMMAND: HR (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_ vacancies) Manager, 200 Roma Street, Brisbane, 4000, G.P.O. 75 DPI WEST REGIONAL OFFICE: Landsborough Box 1440, Brisbane, 4001; Fax: (07) 3364.4087. Highway, Longreach 4730; P.O. Box 519, Longreach Position Description available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au 4730; Phone: (07) 4658.4433; Fax: (07) 4658.4400 or phone (07) 3364 4266. (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/dpi_ vacancies) 190 QUEENSLAND POLICE SERVICE ACADEMY: 76 DPI FORESTRY: 11th Floor, Forestry House, 160 Vacancy Processing Officer, Queensland Police Mary Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 944, Service Academy, P.O. Box 1110, Archerfield, Qld, Brisbane 4001; Phone: (07) 3234.0776; Fax: 4108; Fax: (07) 3246 8290. Position Description (07) 3225.2171 available at www.jobs.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 3364 77 DPI FORESTRY: DIVISION OF OPERATIONS: P.O. 4702. Box 1339, Gympie, Qld 4570; Phone: PROSTITUTION LICENSING AUTHORITY: (07) 5483 7094. Fax: (07) 5482.3430 78 DPI FORESTRY: DIVISION OF OPERATIONS: 191 PROSTITUTION LICENSING AUTHORITY: G.P.O. P.O. Box 344, Rockhampton, Qld 4700; 109 Bolsover Box 3196, Brisbane, Qld, 4001. To obtain a position Street, Rockhampton, Qld 4700; Phone: description: (07) 3109 4900; Fax: (07) 3876 3641 (07) 4938.4212. Fax: (07) 4927.2158 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 677
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Ref. Ref. No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address 39 QLEAVE: Level 4, 543 Lutwyche Road, Lutwyche, Qld, 4030; DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES PO Box 512, Lutwyche, Qld, 4030; Phone: (07) 3212.6877; Fax: (07) 3212.6844; Email: [email protected]; 30 DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES: Assistant Internet: www.qleave.qld.gov.au Adviser, Workforce Practices, Human Resource Services Branch, Department of Corrective Services, G.P.O. Box QUEENSLAND NURSING COUNCIL: 1054, Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Phone: (07) 3239.0573; Fax: (07) 3239.0602; Email: Recruitment@ dcs.qld.gov.au 80 QUEENSLAND NURSING COUNCIL: Level 14, 201 Charlotte Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000; G.P.O. Box 151 General Manager, Woodford Correctional Centre, 2928, Brisbane, Qld 4001; Phone: (07) 3223.5160; Private Mail Bag 1, Woodford, Qld, 4514; Phone: Fax: (07) 3223.5161; http://www.qnc.qld.gov.au/ (07) 5422.5230; Fax: (07) 5496.1886 e-mail: [email protected] 152 Regional Director, Southern Region Community Corrections, P.O. Box 2335, Mansfield, Qld, 4122; EMERGENCY SERVICES: Phone: (07) 3849.6533; Fax: (07) 3849.1146 81 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES: 153 Regional Director, Northern Region Community Employee Services, Recruitment Unit, Level 3, Block E, Corrections, P.O. Box 615, Townsville, Qld, 4810; Kedron Park Complex, Cnr Park and Kedron Park Phone: (07) 4760. 7581; Fax: (07) 4760.7580 Roads, Kedron, Qld, 4031; G.P.O. Box 1425, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3247.8245 154 General Manager. Townsville Correctional Centre, P.O. 82 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES: 4th Box 5574, MC, Townsville, Qld, 4810; Phone: Floor, State Government Building, 36 Shields (07) 4799.8499; Fax: (07) 4799.8501 Street; P.O. Box 920, Cairns, Qld, 4870; Phone: 155 General Manager, Sir David Longland Correctional (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4039.8266 Centre, P.O. Box 750, Richlands, Qld, 4077; Phone: 83 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 12 (07) 3406.8712; Fax: (07) 3406.8878 Wickham Road, North Ward, P.O. Box 5845, MSO, Townsville, Qld, 4810; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; 156 General Manager, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre, Fax: (07) 4799.7061 Private Mail Bag 1, Mareeba, Qld, 4880; Phone: (07) 4093.3911; Fax: (07) 4093.3951 84 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 34 East Street, P.O. Box 1531, Rockhampton, Qld, 157 General Manager, WORC Program, P.O. Box 495, 4700; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4938.4897 Richlands, Qld, 4077; Phone: (07) 3271. 4433; and (07) 4938.4737 Fax: (07) 3271 4406 85 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 128 158 General Manager, Capricornia Correctional Centre, Margaret Street, P.O. Box 831, Toowoomba, Qld, Private Mail Bag 11, Central Queensland Mail 4350; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 4638.9630 Centre, Qld, 4702; Phone: (07) 4912.6265; Fax: 86 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, (07) 4912. 6267 (QFRS/CDRS), 98 Lennox Street, Maryborough, Qld, 4650; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: 159 General Manager, Wolston Correctional Centre, Locked (07) 4123.2960 Bag 1800, Richlands, Qld, 4077; Phone: (07) 3271.9409; Fax: (07) 3271.9424 87 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, Regional Services (QFRS/CDRS), Brisbane North 160 Regional Director, Central Region Community Region, 3rd Floor, Kedron Brook Building, Kedron Corrections, P.O. Box 1734, Rockhampton, Qld, Park Complex, Cnr Park and Kedron Park Roads, 4700; Phone: (07) 4938.4837; Fax: (07) 4938.4855 Kedron, Qld, 4031; P.O. Box 000, Kedron, Qld, 4031; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3247.8385 161 Regional Director, Metropolitan Region Community (94385) Corrections, P.O. Box 13787, Brisbane, Roma Street, Qld, 4003; Phone: (07) 3238.3660; 88 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 32 Fax: (07) 3238.3954 Tansey Street, P.O. Box 927, Beenleigh, Qld, 4207; Phone: ((07) 3109.7222 (QFRS/CDRS) or (07) 162 General Manager, Brisbane Women’s Correctional 3287 8539 QAS; Fax: (07) 3804 7928 Centre, Locked Bag 2500, Richlands, Qld, 4077; 96 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES Phone: (07) 3271.9000; Fax: (07) 3271.9029 (QAS), Corner West Terrace and Bowman Road, P.O. Box 249 Caloundra, Qld, 4551; Phone: 163 General Manager, Darling Downs Correctional Centre, (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 5420.9950; Locked Bag 9006, Toowoomba Delivery Centre, Qld, [email protected] 4350; Phone: (07) 4698.5100; Fax: (07) 4630.6375 97 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 165 General Manager, Numinbah Correctional Centre, Regional Services (QAS), 2nd Floor, Block D, Private Mail Bag 1, Nerang, Qld, 4211; Phone: Kedron Park Complex, Cnr Park and Kedron Park (07) 5533.4131; Fax: (07) 5533.4176 Roads, Kedron, Qld, 4031; G.P.O. Box 625, Brisbane, Qld, 4001; 166 General Manager, Palen Creek Correctional Centre, E-mail: [email protected]. Mount Lindsay Highway, via Rathdowney, Qld, 4287; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3247.8390 (94390) PMB1; Phone: (07) 5544.3115; Fax: (07) 5544.3165 98 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, 167 General Manager, Operational Support Services Unit, Regional Services (QFRS/CDRS), Brisbane South Wacol Station Road, Wacol, Qld, 4076; Phone: Region, 2nd Floor, Kedron Brook Building, Kedron (07) 3271.6506; Fax: (07) 3271.6513 Park Complex, Cnr Park and Kedron Park Roads, Kedron, Qld, 4031; G.P.O. Box 2953, Brisbane, Qld, 168 Maryborough Correctional Centre, C/- Department of 4001; Phone: (07) 3109.7222; Fax: (07) 3247.8385 Corrective Services, G.P.O. Box 1054, Brisbane, (94385) Qld, 4001; As per address code 30 678 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
Address Codes—continued Address Codes—continued
Ref. Ref. No. Department, Location and Postal Address No. Department, Location and Postal Address RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY: 174 TROPICAL NORTH QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Eureka Street, Manunda, Cairns, Qld, 173 RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AUTHORITY: 33 Herschel 4870, PMB 1 Cairns, Qld, 4870; Fax: (07) 4042 2428. Street, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 390, Brisbane 4001; To obtain a job description and applicant package Phone (07) 3361.3567; Email: [email protected]; or via please Phone: (07) 4042 2635. the internet: www.rta.qld.gov.au Internet Address: [email protected] GOLD COAST HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT 175 MORETON INSTITUTE OF TAFE, 1030 Cavendish Road, Mount Gravatt, Qld, 4122, P.O. 2614, 79 GOLD COAST HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT: Mansfield, Qld, 4122; Fax: (07) 3215 1479. To P.O. Box 742, Southport DC Qld, 4215; Phone: obtain a job description and applicant package (07) 5537.0341; Fax: (07) 5537.0355 please Phone: (07) 3215 1514. Internet Address: www.detir.qld.gov.au/jobs ROYAL BRISBANE HOSPITAL AND ROYAL WIDE BAY INSTITUTE OF TAFE WOMEN’S HOSPITAL AND HEALTH 176 , Private and SERVICE DISTRICT: confidential, Vacancy Processing Officer, LMB 279, Maryborough, 4650; Fax: (07) 4128 1167. To obtain a job 99 Workforce Planning, Establishments and Recruitment, description and applicant package please Phone: Corporate Development, M Floor, Block 7, Royal (07) 4120 6311. Brisbane Hospital and Royal Women’s Hospital and E-mail: [email protected] Health Service Districts, Herston Road, Herston, Qld, Internet Address: www.widebay.tafe.net/employeeservices 4029; Phone: (07) 3636.8127 or email— [email protected] 177 SOUTHERN QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TAFE, 100 Bridge Street (Demountable Building), QUEENSLAND HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICES Toowoomba, Qld, 4350, P.O. Box 80, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350; Fax: (07) 4639 4673; Phone: 4694 1881. 99A Workforce Planning, Establishments and Recruitment, To obtain a job description and applicant package Corporate Development, M Floor, Block 7, Royal please Phone: (07) 4694 1914. Internet Address: Brisbane Hospital and Royal Women’s Hospital and www.detir.qld.gov.au/jobs Health Service Districts, Herston Road, Herston, Qld, 4029; Phone: (07) 3636.8127 or email— 178 YERONGA INSTITUTE OF TAFE, A Block, Cnr [email protected] Park Road and Villa Street, Yeronga, Qld, 4104, P.O. Box 6045, Fairfield Gardens, Qld, 4103; Fax: 3848 QUEENSLAND HEALTH PATHOLOGY AND 2586. To obtain a job description and application SCIENTIFIC SERVICES: package please Phone: (07) 3892 0536. Internet Address: www.detir.qld.gov.au/jobs 186 Recruitment Unit, Queensland Health Pathology and Scientific Services, P.O. Box 934, Archerfield, Qld, 179 BREMER INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Position description 4108; Phone: (07) 3000.9380; Fax: (07) 3000.9377 can be accessed via: Internet: www.det.qld.gov.au/jobs; or email: [email protected] or phone: 3817 3161. Please send job application to: Vacancy Processing Officer, The Bremer Institute of DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES TAFE, P.O. Box 138, Booval, Qld, 4304; P.O. Box 138, STRAIT ISLANDER POLICY: Booval, Qld, 4304 40B Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs.qld. 180 LOGAN INSTITUTE OF TAFE: 50-68 Armstrong gov.au; or email: [email protected], or phone: Road, Meadowbrook, Qld, 4131; LMB 4163, 3224 7144. Please send job applications via email to: Loganholme, DC Qld, 4129. To obtain a job description [email protected] or Post to Vacancy Processing and applicant package please Phone: (07) 3826 3860. Officer, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 806, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 Internet Address: www.logan.tafe.net DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND: 181 GOLD COAST INSTITUTE OF TAFE: A Block, Cnr 40C Job Description can be accessed via: Internet: www.jobs.qld. Heeb Street & Benowa Road, Ashmore, Qld, 4214, PO gov.au; or email: [email protected], or phone: Box 5547, GCMC, Qld, 9726; Fax: (07) 5539 3342. To 3224 7144. Please send job applications via email to: obtain a job description and applicant package please [email protected] or Post to Vacancy Processing Phone: (07) 5581 8530. Internet Address: Officer, CorporateLink, G.P.O. Box 806, Brisbane, Qld, 4001 www.det.qld.gov.au/jobs
150 QUEENSLAND BUILDING SERVICES AUTHORITY: QUEENSLAND STUDIES AUTHORITY: 11 Edmondstone Street, South Brisbane 4101; PMB 84, 182 Position description can be obtained from Coorparoo DC Qld 4151; Phone: 3225.2986; or Email: www.qsa.qld.edu.au, www.jobs.qld.gov.au, or telephone [email protected] (http://www.bsa.qld.gov.au/ 3864 0383. Applications are to be marked “Confidential” employment) and mailed to Personnel Officer, Queensland Studies Authority, P.O. Box 307, Spring Hill, Qld, 4004, or 171 BARRIER REEF INSTITUTE OF TAFE: Corner delivered to Ground Floor, 295 Ann Street, Brisbane Fulham Road and Hugh Street, Pimlico, Qld, 4812, PMB 1, Townsville DC Qld, 4810; Fax: ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND: (07) 4750 5357. To obtain a job description and applicant package please Phone: (07) 4750 5201. 21 Applications can be forwarded to: Level 6 Forestry Internet Address: www.detir.qld.gov.au/jobs House, 160 Mary Street, Brisbane, 4000; G.P.O. Box 1393, Brisbane 4001; Phone: 3227 6444; Fax: 172 COOLOOLA SUNSHINE INSTITUTE OF TAFE: 3329 7391. An application package can be obtained Cartwright Road, Gympie, Qld, 4570, P.O. Box 243, from: Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Gympie, 4570; Fax: (07) 5482 4542. To obtain a job 15th Floor, State Law Building, corner George and description and applicant package please Phone: Ann Streets, Brisbane 4000; G.P.O. Box 149, (07) 5480 3619. Brisbane, 4001; Phone: 3239 6117. Internet E-mail Address: [email protected] Address: http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/jobs.htm 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 679
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF ADVERTISED VACANCIES The following appointments to various positions have been made in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Act 1996. Any officer who wishes to appeal against any of the promotions set out hereunder must do so in writing to— The Public Service Commissioner, Office of Public Service Merit and Equity, P.O. Box 190, Brisbane, Albert Street, Qld, 4002. within 21 days of the date of this Gazette. Officers can access the relevant Promotion Appeal Guidelines issued by the Public Service Commissioner at www.opsme.qld.gov.au
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated)
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES COM 741/04 Quality Assurance Officer, Quality Assurance Date of Kelly, Colette Ann, Family Services Officer (Regional Unit, Brisbane (AO6) Duty B.A.(Psych.) Relief), Operations Directorate, Ipswich and Logan Region, Ipswich (PO3) COM 746/04 Program Coordinator (Area Youth Justice Date of McMillan, Craig Family Services Officer, Operations Services), Operations Directorate, Ipswich Duty Anthony, Directorate, Gold Coast Region, and Logan Region, Logan Youth Justice B.Beh.Sc., Gold Coast Area Office, Gold Service, Woodridge (AO6) B.Psych.(Hons.) Coast (PO2) COM 749/04 Senior Program Development Officer (Youth Date of McMillan, Martin Court Services Adviser, Operations Justice Conferencing), Operations Duty Grahame, Directorate, Statewide Services Directorate, Youth Justice Operations B.A.(Psych.) Branch, Court Services Unit, Branch, Brisbane (AO6) Brisbane (PO3)
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES CS 72/04 Intelligence Analyst (Drug), Sir David 11-6-04 Smith, Tracey Administrative Officer, Sir David Longland Correctional Centre, Wacol Longland Correctional Centre, (AO4) Wacol (AO2) CS 135/04 Freedom of Information Officer, Legal 25-6-04 Jones, Megan Administrative Officer, Legal Services Services Unit, Corporate Office, Brisbane Elizabeth Unit, Corporate Office, Brisbane (AO5) (AO2) *CS 52/04 Correctional Supervisor, Sir David Longland 19-4-04 Carter, Kim Custodial Correctional Officer, Sir Correctional Centre, Wacol (CO2-1) David Longland Correctional Centre, Wacol (CO1-7) *CS 43/04 Correctional Supervisor, Sir David Longland 3-5-04 Broanda, Paul Custodial Correctional Officer, Correctional Centre, Wacol (CO2-1) Wolston Correctional Centre, Wacol (CO1-6) * These positions are regazetted as previous vacancy numbers gazetted were incorrect.
DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND DSQ 63/04 Manager, Office of Programs, Policy and Date of Murphy, Gregory Area Manager, Regional Operations Community and Specialist Services, Duty Scott Directorate, Brisbane Region, Programs Directorate, Brisbane (AO8) Mount Gravatt Area Office, Mount Gravatt (AO7) DSQ 65/04 Manager, Office of Programs, Policy and Date of Webber, Karen Anne Senior Resource Officer (Disability), Community and Specialist Services, Duty Regional Operations Directorate, Programs Directorate, Brisbane (AO8) North Coast Region, Pine Rivers Area Office, Strathpine (AO6) DSQ 84/04 Web Manager, Corporate and Executive Date of Boxall, Leigh Anne Multi-media Information Co- Services Directorate, Marketing and Duty Joy, ordinator, Corporate and Communication Branch, Brisbane (AO6) B.A.(Journalism Executive Services Directorate, and Marketing) Marketing and Communication Branch, Brisbane (AO5) Education Queensland *DSQ 72/04 Senior Communication Officer, Corporate and Date of Oberg, Robyn, Information Officer, Corporate Executive Services Directorate, Marketing Duty B.Bus.Com., Communications and Marketing, and Communication Branch, Brisbane Grad.Dip.Tch. Brisbane (AO5) (AO6) *DSQ 72/04 Senior Communication Officer, Corporate and Date of Heinemann, Judith Liaison Officer, Corporate Executive Services Directorate, Marketing Duty Anne, B.A., Communications and Marketing, and Communication Branch, Brisbane Dip.Ed. Brisbane (AO5) (AO6) 680 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated)
DSQ 75/04 Manager, Office of Corporate and Executive Date of Elmes, Susan Frances, Executive Officer, Office of Services and Accommodation, Support Duty B.A., Dip.Ed., Education Queensland, Brisbane and Respite Services, Complaints B.Ed.Studies, (AO7) Investigations and Prevention Branch, Grad.Cert.(HRM) Complaints and Prevention Unit, Brisbane (AO8) * This is a job share position at .5 position.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS *CO 10042/04 Policy Officer, Strategic Planning Branch, Date of Sta Ana, Kathrina, Graduate Officer, Department of Office of Planning, Resourcing and Duty B.Com. Employment and Training, Performance, Brisbane (AO4) Brisbane (AO3) BA 40050/04 Registrar, Redland District Special School, 22-6-04 Larsen, Meryl Administrative Officer (AAEP), Bayside District (AO3) Whites Hill State College, Mount Gravatt District (AO2) EM 40042/04 Registrar, Blackwater State School, Emerald 15-6-04 Smith, Natasha Administrative Officer (AAEP), District (AO3) Blackwater State High School, Emerald District (AO2) MD 40048/04 Registrar, Morayfield State School, 28-6-04 Walsh, Doreen Ann Administrative Officer, Deception Murrumba District (AO3) Bay State High School, Murrumba District (AO2) CO 10045/04 Executive Officer, Strategic Human Date of Payne, Kirsty Executive Secretary, Strategic Resources Branch, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Michelle Human Resource Branch, Brisbane (AO3) * CO 10042/04—Correction of gazettal 25th June, 2004. Appointment is appealable.
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING WBIT 54/04 Community Education and Training Officer, 1-7-04 Schrank, Christel Administrative Officer, Wide Bay Wide Bay Institute of Technical and Institute of Technical and Further Further Education, Hervey Bay (AO3) Education, Hervey Bay (AO2) SQIT 73/04 Campus Business Co-ordinator, Southern 28-6-04 Hannaford, Rhonda L. Human Resource Officer, Corporate Queensland Institute of Technical and Solutions Queensland, Southern Further Education, Dalby Campus, Dalby Queensland Institute of (AO5) Technical and Further Education, South West Queensland Region, Kingaroy (AO3) YIT 2/04 Program Manager, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Forrester, Clifford Faculty Associate Director, Yeronga Technical and Further Education, TAFE Andrew, Institute of Technical and Further Queensland, Yeronga (AO7T1) B.Bus.(MAN), Education, TAFE Queensland, M.Ed.(Adult & Yeronga (EAL1) Workplace Ed.), Grad.Cert.Open & Distance Learn. YIT 2/04 Program Manager, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Ruzicka, Annette Principal Teacher 2, Yeronga Institute of Technical and Further Education, TAFE Rohine, Technical and Further Education, Queensland, Yeronga (AO7T1) B.Soc.Wk., Bach. TAFE Queensland, Yeronga (PT23) Adult & Voc. Teach., Cert.Voc.Ed. & Training YIT 2/04 Program Manager, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Elledge, Gordon Frank, Faculty Associate Director, Yeronga Technical and Further Education, TAFE Dip.T., B.Ed. Institute of Technical and Further Queensland, Yeronga (AO7T4) Education, TAFE Queensland, Yeronga (EAL1) YIT 2/04 Program Manager, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Beatton, Peter Stewart, Ithaca Operations Manager, Creative Technical and Further Education, TAFE Dip.Eng., Dip.T. and Information Industries, Queensland, Yeronga (AO7T4) Brisbane North Institute of Technical and Further Education, TAFE Queensland, Ithaca (AO7T4) YIT 3/04 Faculty Director, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Schlanger, Paul, Dip.T., Faculty Associate Director, Yeronga Technical and Further Education, TAFE B.Ed.St., Institute of Technical and Further Queensland, Yeronga (AO8T1) Grad.Dip.Ed.Comp. Education, TAFE Queensland, Yeronga (EAL1) 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 681
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated)
YIT 3/04 Faculty Director, Yeronga Institute of 28-6-04 Jones, Debra Gaye, Program Delivery Manager, The Technical and Further Education, TAFE B.Ed.Stud., Dip. Bremer Institute of Technical and Queensland, Yeronga (AO8T1) Early Childhood Ed. Further Education, TAFE Queensland, Bundamba (AO7T3)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EN 29/04 Principal Environmental Investigator, Date of Leavy, Ashley Senior Investigations Officer, Environmental Operations Division, Entry Lawrence, B.Sc. Environmental Operations Division, Northern Region, Townsville (PO4) Northern Region, Townsville (AO5) EN 49/04 Principal Project Officer (Tenures), Tenure Date of Tarrant, Peter Brendan, Nature Refuge Support Officer, Action Group, Planning Division, Brisbane Entry Cert.IV. Workplace Tenure Action Group, Planning (AO5) Assessment and Division, Brisbane (AO4) Training, B.Sc. (Environmental Studies) EN 66/04 Principal Planner, Environmental Planning Date of Lewis, Wade Matthew, Senior Planner, Environmental Planning Strategies Branch, Planning Division, Entry B.A., Strategies Branch, Planning Division, Brisbane (PO5) Assoc.Dip.App.Sc. Brisbane (PO4)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HL 33/04 Employment Relations Officer, Employment 23-6-04 Carius, Ainslie MarieEmployment Relations Officer, Relations and Strategies Unit, Information Employment Relations and and Business Management Branch, Policy Strategies Unit, Information and and Outcomes Division, Brisbane (AO5) Business Management Branch, Policy and Outcomes Division, Brisbane (AO4)
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING *N/A Principal Architect, Portfolio Management Date of Coonan, Paul Principal Design Officer, Portfolio Division, Property Portfolio Management, Duty Timothy, B.Design Standards Branch, Property Brisbane (PO6) Studies, Portfolio Management, Brisbane B.Architecture (PO5) HO 21/04 Records Management Facilitator, Business Date of Haswell, Stephen Administrative Officer, Business Support Services, Information and Duty Anthony, Dip.Bus., Support Services, Information and Facilities Management, Corporate and B.Teach. Facilities Management, Corporate Executive Services, Brisbane (AO4) and Executive Services, Brisbane (AO2) * This appointment was made in accordance with Section 6.13 of Directive 01/04 Recruitment and Selection. Classification level previously listed incorrectly.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL J 25/04 Listing Co-ordinator, Office of the Director of 28-5-04 Kitchiner, Jolene Administration Officer (Victim Public Prosecutions, Legal and Corporate Annette Support Service), Office of the Services Division, Rockhampton (AO4) Director of Public Prosecutions, Legal and Corporate Services Division, Rockhampton (AO3) *— Executive Assistant, Office of the Director of 16-6-04 Batchelor, Helen Executive Assistant, Office of the Public Prosecutions, Legal and Corporate Director-General, Legal and Services Division, Brisbane (AO5) Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (AO4) J 80/04 Senior Crown Prosecutor, Office of the Date of McCarthy, Phillip Legal Officer, Office of the Director Director of Public Prosecutions, Legal and Duty John, LL.B., B.Sc. of Public Prosecutions, Legal and Corporate Services Division, Beenleigh Corporate Services Division, (PO6) Beenleigh (PO5) ‡— Senior Administration Officer, Magistrates 24-6-04 Howieson, Craig Clerk (Administration), Magistrates Courts Branch, Courts Division, Justice Richard Courts Branch, Courts Division, Administration, Brisbane (AO5) Justice Administration, Brisbane (AO3) *— Manager (Reporting Operations—Brisbane), 25-6-04 Cook, Michael Manager (Reporting Operations— Brisbane, Reporting Operations, State Dudley, B.Com. Brisbane), Brisbane, Reporting Reporting Bureau, Courts Division, Justice Operations, State Reporting Administration, Brisbane (AO8) Bureau, Courts Division, Justice Administration, Brisbane (AO7) 682 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated)
*— Manager (Reporting Operations—Circuits 25-6-04 Harris, Douglas John Manager (Reporting Operations— and Regions), Circuits and Regions, Circuits and Regions), Circuits Reporting Operations, State Reporting and Regions, Reporting Bureau, Courts Division, Justice Operations, State Reporting Administration, Brisbane (AO8) Bureau, Courts Division, Justice Administration, Brisbane (AO7) * Appointment under Section 6.13 of Directive 01/04. ‡ Appointment under Section 6.14 of Directive 01/04.
PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE *RN 5/03 Legal Officer, Legal Services Sub Program, Date of Pham, Han Bao Administrative Officer, Client Legal and Human Resource Services Duty Hoang, LL.B., Services Program, Public Trust Program, Public Trust Office, Brisbane Grad.Dip. Office, Ipswich (AO2) (PO3) Legal. Prac. — Legal Officer, Legal Services Sub Program, Date of Nichols, Tanya Anne- Administrative Officer, Client Legal and Human Resource Services Duty Louise, LL.B., Services Program, Public Trust Program, Public Trust Office, Brisbane Grad.Dip. Office, Brisbane (AO2) (PO3) Legal. Prac. * This appointment is made through a closed merit selection process in accordance with section 6.16 of Directive 1/03 Recruitment and Selection.
DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS MR 162/04 Senior Engineer (Infrastructure Delivery), Date of Meyn, Scott Anthony, Engineer, Central Highlands Wide Bay District, Southern Queensland Duty B.Tech.(Civil), District, Central Queensland Region, Bundaberg (PO4) M.Tech.(Eng. & Region, Emerald (PO3) Mgt.) MR 199/04 Principal Advisor (Asset Accounting), 25-6-04 Watson, Gregory NeilSenior Finance Officer (Asset Financial Accounting and Administration Accounting), Financial Branch, Corporate Services Group, Accounting and Administration Brisbane (AO7) Branch, Corporate Services Group, Brisbane (AO6)
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND ENERGY NRM 2438 Land Officer, Native Title and Indigenous Date of Gill, Justina Faye Administrative Officer, Land Land Services, Office of the Director- Duty Management and Use, Integrated General, Woolloongabba (AO4) Natural Resource Management and Use, Central West Region, Natural Resource Services, Rockhampton (AO2) NRM 2431 Senior Project Officer (Water Management 22-6-04 Bell, Robert Bruce Systems Administrator, Water Systems), Water Management, Water Management, Water Management Management and Use, Integrated and Use, Integrated Resource Resource Management, Brisbane (AO6) Management, Brisbane (AO5)
DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET PR 23/04 Trade Officer, Overseas Market Development, 21-6-04 Thompson, Jodie Administration Officer, International Trade and International Operations Nicole, B.Ec., B.A. Operations Directorate (Trade and Division, Brisbane (AO4) International Operations), Trade and International Operations Division, Brisbane (AO3) PR 24/04 Manager, Market Entry, Market Strategy 21-6-04 Biggs, Stephen, Manager, Market Strategy Directorate Directorate (Trade and International B.Bus.(Mgt.), (Trade and International Operations), Operations), Trade and International Dip.Ex.Mgt. Trade and International Operations Operations Division, Brisbane (SO1) Division, Brisbane (SO2) PR 36/04 Principal Policy Officer, Executive Services, 17-6-04 Andrews, Alex, Senior Advisor, Offender Management, State Affairs, Governance Division, Assoc.Dip.Bus. Department of Corrective Services, Brisbane (AO7) (Jus.Admin.), Brisbane (AO6) MA(Jus.St.)
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE MERIT AND EQUITY OPS 38/04 Manager, Executive Services, Office of Public 21-6-04 Pope, Sarah, Senior Policy Officer, Regulation Service Merit and Equity, Brisbane (AO7) B.Occ.Therapy Development and Review Unit, Workplace Health and Safety, Department of Industrial Relations, Brisbane (AO6) 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 683
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated)
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
QBuild QB 8/04 Project Manager (Building Services), 21-6-04 Hammond, Darryl Foreperson, Burdekin Region, North Burdekin Region, North Queensland Queensland Group, QBuild, Group, QBuild, Department of Public Department of Public Works, Works, Townsville (OO7) Townsville (OO5) QB 54/04 Project Manager (Building Services), Date of Quinn, Peter Project Officer (Building Services), Barcaldine District Office, Capricornia Duty Barcaldine District Office, Region, Central and South West Capricornia Region, Central and Queensland Group, QBuild, Department South West Queensland Group, of Public Works, Barcaldine (OO7) QBuild, Department of Public Works, Barcaldine (OO6) QB 34/04 Senior Consultant, Learning and Organisational 1-7-04 Haertel, Elizabeth Consultant, Learning and Organisational Development Unit, Support Services Development Unit, Support Services Division, QBuild, Department of Public Division, QBuild, Department of Works, Brisbane (AO5) Public Works, Brisbane (AO4)
HEALTH RIGHTS COMMISSION *HRC Administration Officer 15-6-04 Jenkins, Tracey Administration Officer—Conciliation, Health Rights Commission (AO2) * Appointed in accordance with OPSME Directive No. 1/03 Recruitment and Selection section 6.13.
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT TFTW 21/04 Executive Officer, Commercial and Consumer 17-6-04 Mackenzie, Christine Principal Officer (Information Tribunal Registry, Brisbane (AO6) Joy Management), Commercial and Consumer Tribunal Registry, Brisbane (AO4) TFTW 4/04 Senior Trade Measurement Officer (Trading Date of Shears, Brock Business Services Officer, Licensing Practices), Service Delivery and Duty Matthew Branch, Business Services Development Division, Wide Bay/Burnett Division, Office of Fair Trading, (AO5) Brisbane (AO3)
QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Date of Brown, Karen Policy Officer, Land Transport and Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Date of Caselli, Glenda Engineer (Vehicle Standards), Land Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Transport and Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Date of Stewart, Carol Policy Officer, Land Transport and Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Date of Angelopoulos, Thea Advisor (Policy), Land Transport Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty and Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Date of English, Kathryn Administrative Officer, Customer Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Service Support, Services Group, Brisbane (AO2) TD 277/03 Senior Project Officer, Land Transport and Date of Clancy, Leanne Project Officer, Land Transport and Safety Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 289/03 Business Advisor, Land Transport and Safety Date of Venning, Katrina Project Officer, Information Services Division, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Branch, Services Group, Brisbane (AO4) TD 83/04Team Leader, Customer Service Direct, Date of Dennis, Kylie Maree Principal Customer Service Officer, Services Group, Brisbane (AO5) Duty Customer Service Group, Services Group, Brisbane (AO3) TD 87/04 Finance and Support Coordinator, Services Date of Janczuk, Lisa Ann Administrative Officer, Services Group Directorate, Services Group, Duty Group Directorate, Services Brisbane (AO3) Group, Brisbane (AO2) TD 91/04 Network Planner, Network Planning Team, Date of Van Wegen, Benjamin Project Officer, Transport Planning System Design Group, TransLink, Duty John Branch, Integrated Transport Brisbane (AO6) Planning Division, Brisbane (AO4) 684 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) TD 101/04 Principal Policy Officer, Public Transport Date of Robinson, Joanna Senior Policy Advisor, Network Management Branch, Passenger Transport Duty Helen Operations and Performance Division, Brisbane (AO7) Branch, Road System and Engineering Group, Brisbane (AO6) TD 103/04 Senior Policy Officer, Policy and Legislation Date of Benson, Sandie Project Officer, Urban Transport Unit, Strategy Branch, Passenger Duty Management Unit, Public Transport Division, Brisbane (AO6) Transport Management Branch, Passenger Transport Division, Brisbane (AO5) TD 104/04 Senior Policy Officer, Strategy and Planning Date of Hubbard, Jacqueline Project Officer, Public Housing Unit, Strategy Branch, Passenger Duty Policy Branch, Department of Transport Division, Brisbane (AO6) Housing, Brisbane (AO5) TD 110/04 Senior Call Centre Consultant, Customer Date of Barkeij, Brendan Client Relations Consultant, Service Direct, Services Group, Brisbane Duty Customer Service Direct, (AO4) Services Group, Brisbane (AO3) TD 110/04 Senior Call Centre Consultant, Customer Date of Wallace, Terease Client Relations Consultant, Service Direct, Services Group, Brisbane Duty Customer Service Direct, (AO4) Services Group, Brisbane (AO3) TD 115/04 Communication Officer, Land Transport and Date of Reddy, Anna Business Support Officer, Customer Safety Division, Brisbane (AO4) Duty Elizabeth Relations and Marketing Branch, Public Trustee Office of Queensland, Brisbane (AO3) TD 120/04 Transport Analyst, Ports, Planning and GOC Date of Hernandez, Estrella Project Officer, Ports, Planning and Liaison, Branch, Rail, Ports and Freight Duty GOC Liaison Branch, Rail Ports Division, Brisbane (AO5) and Freight Division, Brisbane (AO4) TD 124/04 Senior Call Centre Consultant, Customer Date of Sosnowski, Roman Client Relations Consultant, Service Direct, Services Group, Brisbane Duty Ludwig Customer Service Direct, (AO4) Services Group, Brisbane (AO3)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT TY 35/04 Project Officer, Office of State Revenue, Date of Nalder, Matthew Senior Intelligence Officer, Office of Brisbane (AO5) Duty James, B.Bus., State Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Assoc.Dip.Bus. TY 35/04 Project Officer, Office of State Revenue, Date of Tabb, Nicole Sharon Executive Assistant, Office of State Brisbane (AO5) Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Henderson, Beth May Technical Advisor, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Sahai-Prasad, Neelam, Investigations Project Officer, Office Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty B.App.Sc. of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO3) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Investigations Officer, Office of State Date of Gibson, Craig Filmer Investigations Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Investigations Officer, Office of State Date of Martin, Michael Ian Investigations Project Officer, Office Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Investigations Officer, Office of State Date of Forbes, Gary, Investigations Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Grad.Cert.Com. Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Investigations Officer, Office of State Date of Rae, Ian George Investigations Project Officer, Office Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Soars, Janine Mary Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Slogrove, Anne Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Krebs, Michael Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 685
APPOINTMENTS—continued
Appointee Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appoint- ment Previous Position and Classification Name (Unless Otherwise Indicated) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Vinter, Kevin Leigh Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Cassidy, Bruce J. Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Sutherland, Robert Technical Advisor, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Edward Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Boult, Helen M. Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Bush, James Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 36/04 Senior Revenue Officer, Office of State Date of Kooymans, Linda Revenue Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Duty Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) Gold Coast (AO5) TY 37/04 Project Officer ITSP, Office of State Revenue, Date of Wilson, David Project Officer, Office of State Brisbane (AO5) Duty Thomas Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) TY 37/04 Project Officer ITSP, Office of State Revenue, Date of Brown, Brendan Paul, Information Management Officer, Brisbane (AO5) Duty B.IT., Dip.Ed. Office of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) TY 37/04 Project Officer ITSP, Office of State Revenue, Date of Oriti, Susan Dorothey Revenue Officer, Taxes, Brisbane Brisbane (AO5) Duty (AO4) TY 37/04 Project Officer ITSP, Office of State Revenue, Date of Wagenmakers, Victoria Revenue Officer, Office of State Brisbane (AO5) Duty Hendrika Revenue, Brisbane (AO4) TY 75/04 Treasury Analyst, Treasury Office, Brisbane 18-6-04 Van Der Breggen, Jan Assistant Treasury Analyst, Treasury (AO5) Office, Brisbane (AO3)
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NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS PART II Appointments have been approved to the undermentioned vacancies. Appeals do not lie against these appointments.
Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES FS 657/03 Family and Community Worker (Prevention and Early Date of Duty Stewart, Leslie Charles Intervention) (Identified), Operations Directorate, Wide Bay Burnett Region, Murgon Area Office, Murgon (OO4) COM 742/04 Quality Assurance Officer, Quality Assurance Branch, Date of Duty Taylor, Natalie Maree, Brisbane (PO4) B.A.(Psych.) *COM 755/04 Senior Project Officer, Community Engagement Division, Date of Duty Johnson, Anna Louise, Office of Innovation and Development Branch, Research B.Sc., Ph.D.(Geography) and Evaluation, Brisbane (AO6) * This is a temporary position until 30th June, 2006.
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIVE SERVICES CS 40/04 Correctional Counsellor, Sir David Longland Correctional 8-6-04 Weiss, Rebecca Jane Centre, Wacol (PO2-1) CS 69/04 Custodial Correctional Officer, Trade Instructor (Caterer), Date of Entry Rogers, Rebekah Liza Townsville Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-3) upon Duty CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Ware, Glenda Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Thompson, Russell Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Dick, Patricia Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Young, Justin Russell Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Manson, Kerin Joan Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Metz, Colleen Jane Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Benn, Katrina Kym Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Gill, Andrew John Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Youngberry, Michael Paul Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Goodwin, Andrew John Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 O’Keefe, Timothy Arthur Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 62/04Trainee Custodial Correctional Officer, Townsville 21-6-04 Cantarella, Giuseppe Correctional Centre, Townsville (CO1-1) CS 87/04 Manager Audit Services, Internal Audit Unit, Corporate 1-6-04 Hoare, Benjamin Maxwell Office, Brisbane (AO8) CS 113/04 Director, Program Services, Policy and Programs Directorate, 22-6-04 Rallings, Mark Corporate Office, Brisbane (SO1-1) *CS 12/04 Correctional Supervisor, Sir David Longland Correctional Date of Entry Smith, Kylie Centre, Wacol (CO2-1) upon Duty * This position regazetted as previous vacancy reference numbers gazetted were incorrect.
DISABILITY SERVICES QUEENSLAND DSQ 71/04 Local Area Co-ordinator, Regional Operations Directorate, Date of Duty Bowden, Annalisa, Central Queensland Region, Longreach (AO5) B.Nursing.Sc.(RN) *DSQ 74/04 Resource Officer (Client Services), Regional Operations Date of Duty Patterson, Julie Gay Directorate, Central Queensland Region, Rockhampton Area Office, Rockhampton (AO3) DSQ 74/04 Resource Officer (Client Services), Regional Operations Date of Duty Low, Jillian Kay Directorate, Central Queensland Region, Rockhampton Area Office, Rockhampton (AO3) 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 687
NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued
Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee
DSQ 74/04 Resource Officer (Client Services), Regional Operations Date of Duty Sheppard, Lynette Grace Directorate, Central Queensland Region, Rockhampton Area Office, Rockhampton (AO3) * This is a Permanent part-time (.9) position.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS GL 40044/04 Physiotherapist (Part-time), Rosella Park School, Gladstone 14-6-04 Thorpe, Katherine, B.Physio. District (PO2) CO 40038/04 Speech-Language Pathologist, Cairns North State School, 14-6-04 Ferguson, Kylie Anne-Marie, Cairns and Cape District (PO2) B.Speech. Path. — Senior Guidance Officer, Developmental, Coopers Plains Date of Duty Day, Brian Russell, B.Ed., District (BAND 6) B.Psych., M.Psych. * IP 40003/04 Youth Worker, Redbank Plains State High School, Ipswich 16-2-04 Gough, Allison Jane District (AO3) GN 40015/04 Occupational Therapist, Kumbari Avenue School, Gold Coast 23-2-04 Muys, Varnia Marie, B.Occ. North District (PO2) Therapy GN 40005/04 Senior Computer Assistant, Upper Coomera State College, 15-3-04 Heilbron, Adam David Gold Coast North District (OO4) CO 10052/04 Executive Services Officer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Date of Duty Jeffrey, Stacey Education Unit, Strategic Policy and Education Futures, Brisbane (AO3) * IP 40003/04 Temporary part-time position until 30th June, 2004, with possibility of extension.
DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES Queensland Ambulance Service— *ES 168/04Education and Development Manager, Queensland 28-5-04 Jess, Dennis Ambulance Service Education Centre, Queensland Ambulance Service, Kedron (M8) ES 236/04 Project Officer, Community Safety Group, Community 12-7-04 Dyer, Matthew Services Unit, Strategic Development Branch, Queensland Ambulance Service, Kedron (AO3) * Temporary position.
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING WBIT 53/04 Student Activities Officer, Wide Bay Institute of Technical 23-6-04 Cranston, Leah and Further Education, Hervey Bay (AO3) (0.5) WBIT 55/04 Customer Enquiries/Enrolments Officer, Wide Bay Institute of 28-6-04 Dillon, Tabatha Technical and Further Education, Hervey Bay (AO3) (0.6)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY EN 88/04 Manager, Media Unit, Office of the Director General, Date of Entry Southwell, Kathryn Eileen Brisbane (SO2)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HL 12/04 Policy Officer, Legislative Projects Unit, Information and 31-5-04 Barnaba, Leigh Ms, Business Management Branch, Policy and Outcomes Master Laws, Bach.Laws Division (AO5) HL 30/04 Policy and Projects Officer, Directorate, Information and 1-6-04 Wilson, Melissa Ms, Business Management Branch, Policy and Outcomes Mast.Midwifery, Division (AO6) Grad.Dip.Midwifery, Bach.Nursing HL 36/04 Senior Administration Officer, Aged and Community Care 4-6-04 Chalk, Catriona Reform Unit, Health Strategy and Funding Branch, Policy and Outcomes Division (AO4)
QUEENSLAND HEALTH PATHOLOGY AND SCIENTIFIC SERVICES PSS 60/04Laboratory Support Coordinator, Laboratory Support 13-5-04 Mallett, Rhonda Services, Business Support Services, Queensland Health Scientific Services, Coopers Plains Campus, Queensland Health Pathology and Scientific Services (AO4) PSS 98/04 Cook, Food Services, Laboratory Support Services, Queens- 28-6-04 Gregson, Scott land Health Scientific Services, Coopers Plains Campus, Queensland Health Pathology and Scientific Services (OO3) 688 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued
Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING HO 57/04 Principal Project Officer, Organisational Performance and Date of Duty Purnell-Webb, Phillip James, Strategy, Corporate and Executive Services, Brisbane Dip.Maritime Studies, (AO7) Grad.Cert.Mgmt.Studies
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL J 67/04 Testing Co-ordinator, Business Systems Unit, Information Date of Duty Brough, Benedict Paul, Management Branch, Legal and Corporate Services B.Bus. Division, Brisbane (PO3) J 216/03 Assistant Crown Solicitor, Public Law Branch, Crown Law, Date of Duty Maloney, Margaret, Legal and Corporate Services Division, Brisbane (SO1) LL.B.
DEPARTMENT OF MAIN ROADS MR 154/04 Cultural Heritage and Native Title Liaison Officer, North Date of Duty Durkin, Jane West District, Northern Region, Cloncurry (AO4) MR 191/04 Senior Advisor (Information Policy), Information, Policy and Date of Duty Grummitt, Ashley John Planning, Strategic Policy and Development Group, Brisbane (AO7)
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, MINES AND ENERGY NRM 2530Senior Engineer, Water Industry Compliance, Natural 23-6-04 Plasto, Raymond Zane, Resource Services, Cairns (PO4) B.Eng. NRM 2492 Geographic Information Officer, Geographic Data Services, 28-6-04 Stuart, Alexander Martin, Land Information Services, Land Information, Bureau of B.Sc. Land Information and Titles, Natural Resource Services, Woolloongabba (PO2) *— Administration Officer, Business Services, South West 1-7-04 Currie, Nicole Maree Region, Natural Resource Services, Charleville (AO2) NRM 2475 Policy Officer, Water Use, Water Management and Use, 24-6-04 Lund, Barnaby Jon Integrated Resource Management, Brisbane (AO3) * OPS Directive 01/04 Recruitment and Selection s6.15 Appointment of a temporary employee to tenured status at level. Base Grade appointment.
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE Queensland Police Service PO 57/04 Police Liaison Officer, Ayr Division, Townsville District, 28-6-04 Appo, Ronald John Northern Region, Ayr (OO3)
DEPARTMENT OF THE PREMIER AND CABINET PR 34/04 Assistant Project Officer, Facilities Management, Human 18-6-04 Bartholomai, Tina-Ann Louise, Resource Services, Business Services, Governance Dip.Tourism Division, Brisbane (AO3) PR 26/04 Legislation Officer, Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Date of Duty Korab, Christopher Peter Counsel, Brisbane (AO3) Larney, Matthew, B.Soc.Sc. Doolan, Marcia Rae Fagan, Kathleen Joy, DDIAE Pappas, Zenovia Amerisa, B.A., LL.B., Grad.Cert. Museum Studies
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES QBI 1792Extension Officer (Grazing Lands), Queensland Beef Date of Duty Forster, Sarah-Jane, Industry Institute, Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, B.App.Sc.—Rural Technology Charleville (PO3) QBI 1792Extension Officer (Grazing Lands), Queensland Beef Date of Duty Alsemgeest, Vanessa Marie, Industry Institute, Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, B.App.Sc.—Rural Technology, Roma (PO3) M.Ag.Studies QBI 1792Extension Officer (Grazing Lands), Queensland Beef Date of Duty Goody, Leanne, Industry Institute, Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, B.Ag.Sc.—Animal Science Roma (PO3) (Honours Class 1) *DPI 801 Computer Systems Officer, Licensing, Resource Protection, Date of Duty Porter, Warren, Queensland Fisheries Service, Brisbane (PO2) B.A., Inf.Tech. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 689
NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued
Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee *DPI 1024 Intelligence Analyst, Queensland Boating and Fisheries Date of Duty Ross, Erica Patrol, Resource Protection, Queensland Fisheries Service, Brisbane (AO5) ‡— Administrative Officer, Rural Industry Business Systems, Date of Duty Nichols, Emilee Toowoomba (AO2) QHI 1807 Administrative Officer, Product Innovation, Queensland Date of Duty Itzstein, Helen Margaret Horticulture Institute, Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, Nambour (AO2) * OPS Directive 01/04 Recruitment and Selection s6.15 Appointment of a temporary employee to tenured status at level. ‡ OPS Directive 01/04 Recruitment and Selection s6.15 Appointment of a temporary employee to tenured status at level. Base Grade appointment.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Corporate Planning and External Relations *GR 28/04 Manager, Corporate Marketing Communication, Corporate 28-6-04 Davidson, Christopher Planning and External Relations, Department of Public Works, Brisbane (SO2) Queensland State Archives SA 4/04 Senior Research Analyst, Policy and Research, Queensland Date of Duty Kraus, Michael State Archives, Department of Public Works, Runcorn (AO6) Project Services PS 10/04 CAD Drafter, South West Regional Office, Project Services, 23-6-04 Starr, Keith Toowoomba (TO2) * This is a temporary vacancy.
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, FAIR TRADING AND WINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT TFTW 20/04 Principal Legal Officer, Policy and Legislation Division, 8-6-04 Kahl, Kerry Lyn, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (PO6) LL.B. TFTW 20/04 Principal Legal Officer, Policy and Legislation Division, 8-6-04 Wight, Janet Linda, Office of Fair Trading, Brisbane (PO6) LL.B.
QUEENSLAND TRANSPORT TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Division, Date of Duty Tattersall, Deborah Brisbane (AO5) TD 276/03 Advisor (Policy), Land Transport and Safety Division, Date of Duty Thompson, Blair Brisbane (AO5) TD 277/03 Senior Project Officer, Land Transport and Safety Division, Date of Duty Nolan, Kim Brisbane (AO5) TD 121/04 Senior Advisor, Rail Services Branch, Rail, Ports and Freight Date of Duty King, Anthony Gerard Division, Brisbane (AO7)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT TY 11/04 Gaming Inspector, Queensland Office of Gaming Regulation, Date of Duty Tozer, Janet Lynne Brisbane (AO4) TY 35/04 Project Officer, Office of State Revenue, Brisbane (AO5) Date of Duty Eagleson, Paul Graham, B.App.Sc., Grad.Dip. Natural Res. TY 60/04 Principal Treasury Analyst/Team Leader, Treasury Office, Date of Duty Richards, Stephen James, Brisbane (SO2) CPA, B.Com., B.Ed.Studies, Dip.Teaching TY 68/04 Insurance Officer, Queensland Government Insurance Fund, Date of Duty Ricketts, Norman Douglas Brisbane (AO5) TY 68/04 Insurance Officer, Queensland Government Insurance Fund, Date of Duty Robertson, Struan Robert Brisbane (AO5) TY 69/04 Temporary Senior Administration Officer, Queensland Office Date of Duty Wood, Benjamin James, of Gaming Regulation, Brisbane (AO4) B.A. TY 73/04Temporary Assistant Manager (FAI Run-Off), Motor Date of Duty Sacre, Donald Graham Accident Insurance Commission, Brisbane (AO6) 690 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 46 [2 July, 2004
NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued
Reference Date of Number Vacancy Appointment Name of Appointee
CORPTECH CT 4/04 Deputy Executive Director, Brisbane (Section 70 Contract) Date of Duty Spina, Andrew, B.Sc.
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING, SPORT AND RECREATION LPGS 16/04 General Manager, Office of the General Manager, Corporate Date of Duty Hoekstra, Margaretha Services, Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation, Brisbane (SES2) (Low)
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Department of Justice and Attorney-General Justin Daniel DESMOND 9 Bale Street ALBION Brisbane, 30 June 2004 Robin Donald FLETT 30A Cothill Road SILKSTONE It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21 (5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the Antonia Frederika GATES 6 Neal Street REDBANK PLAINS persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been Margaret May GOLDING Unit 3 36 London Road CLAYFIELD appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Magistrates Court). Nicola Maree HARMAN 4 West Mountain Court PARKWOOD Todd Andrew HARRIDGE 42 Crocker Street KIRWAN N Seeley Janice Mary HAWLEY- 47 Pound Road MALANDA Acting Registrar of Justices of the Peace DENBY and Commissioners for Declarations Jenny-Vi HEVESI 22 Hicks Street MOUNT GRAVATT EAST THE SCHEDULE Jayde Elizabeth HILTON Unit 20 24 Martinez Avenue WEST END Vicki Carolyn 56 The Drive BARDON Peter William GOTTSTEIN PORMPURAAW HOLZBERGER Tanya Anne GOTTSTEIN PORMPURAAW Tyrone John JACKSON Unit 3 17 Coolangatta Road Christine WALLACE 13 Ngurrin Street PORMPURAAW COOLANGATTA Stephen Timothy JANZ 39 Princeton Street KENMORE Department of Justice and Attorney-General Linda Suzanne JONES 17 Kelliher Street ROTHWELL Brisbane, 30 June 2004 Lisa Maree KINGS Gillespie Landsborough Highway BLACKALL It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21 (5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the Lilian Joan KORST 35 Bonney Street NAMBOUR persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified). Adam Ka-Ho LO 9 Glenna Place PARKINSON Keith William LOFT Villa 4 6 McGregor Drive BIRKDALE N Seeley Povalu Filipo Ioane 24 Mitchell Street RIVERVIEW Acting Registrar of Justices of the Peace LUAFUTU and Commissioners for Declarations Debra-Lea MAHONEY 32 Griffith Avenue TEWANTIN THE SCHEDULE Zoe MARTIENSEN 9 Brissendon Street MAUDSLAND Anthony James MCCOY 14 Baudin Street BORONIA HEIGHTS Corinna BALSYS 36 Rosina Street KANGAROO POINT Erin Louise MCCRORIE 20 Gramere Avenue ASHGROVE Katrina Louise BEATSON 26 Marie Street ST GEORGE Louise Patricia Unit 11 43 Scrub Road CARINDALE Robert Jeffrey Windevere 108 Saraband Drive EATONS HILL NEWBOULD BELLMAN Deborah Lee O'BRIEN 29 Juniper Court NARANGBA Peter John BIGNELL 132 Murtha Drive ELANORA Karen Jane PIGGOTT 80 Albany Road PIMLICO Nigel James CARMODY 4 Haysmouth Parade CLONTARF William James RAINBOW 41 Annie Street HOWARD Lara Nerine CLARKE 12 Dartmoor Drive KELSO Lauris Ann REMEDIO 12 Banksia Street MOOROOBOOL Janine May COAD 30 Margaret-Ellen Drive KELSO Margaret Ina ROSEBY Unit 49 1 Burnda Street KIRWAN Jonathan Lawrence 24 Clarence Street SOUTH BRISBANE CROCKETT 285151—1 692 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
Scott Christopher ROWE 19 Brigalow Street MOUNT ISA Sandra Elizabeth MAINEY 15 Sandra-Ann Drive EDENS LANDING Stephen Ross RUBIE 16 Auckland Street WISHART Lynette Kaye 25 John Street REDCLIFFE MCPHERSON Georgina Jane Persse 1569 Shellytop Road DURONG SOMERSET Darren John MITCHELL 13 Thirteenth Avenue KEDRON Gerard John SPRATT 26 Mirreen Drive TUGUN HEIGHTS Michelle Teresa 20 Balfour Street FERNY HILLS O'SULLIVAN Paul Anthony STANTON 149 College Way BOONDALL Suzanne Eileen PERRY 15 Clemitson Court MURRUMBA DOWNS Mary Jacqueline TENNI 12 Vivian Close WESTCOURT Andrew Owen ROBERTS 403 Oceanic Drive South WURTULLA Katrina Michelle THORPE 23 Fairmont Crescent UNDERWOOD Andrew George 38 Hastings Crescent CARRARA Robert Murray WALKER 62 Nineteenth Avenue MOUNT ISA STEVENSON Michelle Anne WATSON 8 Carnation Avenue ST GEORGE Casey-Lynn THRIFT Palm Crest Heights Unit 115 152 Palm Meadows Drive CARRARA Department of Justice and Attorney-General Rolf Walter John 35 Fairway Place BANYO Brisbane, 30 June 2004 WINKLER Toni Ann WRIGHT 192 Latimer Road LOGAN VILLAGE It is notified that, pursuant to Section 44 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has ceased to be a Department of Health Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations) and is taken Brisbane, 1 July 2004 to be appointed as a Commissioner for Declarations. The Honourable Bruce McPherson, Justice of the Court of Appeal N Seeley of the Supreme Court of the State of Queensland, Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council Acting Registrar of Justices of the Peace and under the provisions of the Osteopaths Registration Act 2001, and Commissioners for Declarations has approved the appointment of Graham Saunders BAppSc(Osteopathy) as chairperson, Nicholas Penney DO THE SCHEDULE BSc(Hons)OstMed as deputy chairperson and Robyn Davies BAppSc(Osteopathy) as a member of the Osteopaths Board of Alan James COONEY 24 Thomas Street MACKAY Queensland for a term of office expiring on 10 April 2006. GORDON NUTTALL MP Department of Justice and Attorney-General Brisbane, 30 June 2004 Department of Health It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21 (5) of the Justices of the Brisbane, 1 July 2004 Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991, each of the persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been The Honourable Bruce McPherson, Justice of the Court of Appeal appointed and is registered as a Commissioner for Declarations. of the Supreme Court of the State of Queensland, Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council N Seeley and under the provisions of the Occupational Therapists Registration Act 2001 has approved the appointment of the Acting Registrar of Justices of the Peace chairperson, deputy chairperson and members of the Occupational Therapists Board of Queensland for a term of four years on and and Commissioners for Declarations from 5 July 2004, as set out below: THE SCHEDULE Registrant members Jeffrey Edward AMOS 20 Emeline Street KELVIN GROVE James Carmichael MHlthSc GradDipOccHlth&Safety BOccThy Michael John BAILEY 2 Moonah Street CHAPEL HILL (to also be chairperson of Board) Belinda Ann BAUMAN 12 Carroll Lane BOULDERCOMBE Judith Willey BOccThy GradCertMgt Graham Edward CALLOW 2 Landy Street DALBY (to be also deputy chairperson of the Board) Catherine DELAHUNTY Unit 24 75 Bayview Street RUNAWAY BAY Angela Thynne BOccThy(Hons) Susan Margaret FOY 15 Garfield Terrace EVERTON HILLS Jenny Maria Ziviani PhD BArt(Psyc) BAppSc(OccThy) Terri Maree FRANCISCO 151 Woongarra Street BUNDABERG WEST DipOccThy Struan Ferguson BOccThy BSc GradCertMgt Michael James 80 Stanmere Street CARINDALE GOLLEDGE Catherine Louise McBryde BOccThy(Hons) PhD Tamara Samantha 11 St Aidens Court KALLANGUR Public members GORDON Narell HALL 7 Silverdell Crescent PARKINSON Nigel Webb Debra Ann HARVEY 16 Tallangatta Street NAMBOUR Laila Hakansson-Ware LLB GradDipEd BA Mikealene Marie 322 Shiel Street KOONGAL Lawyer HILLMAN Andrew Taylor BTheol LLB(Hons) Rebecca Swee Fun LAM 2 Lomandra Court SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS GORDON NUTTALL MP 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 693
Department of Health Office of the Public Service Commissioner Brisbane, 1 July 2004 Brisbane, 1 July 2004 The Honourable Bruce McPherson, Justice of the Court of Appeal The Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the of the Supreme Court of the State of Queensland, Deputy Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of Section 47 of Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council the Public Service Act 1996, has approved the appointment of Ms and under the provisions of the Speech Pathologists Registration Robin Sullivan as Director-General, Department of Child Safety, Act 2001 has approved the appointment of the chairperson, deputy Brisbane, CEO, on a contract basis from date of commencement of chairperson and members of the Speech Pathologists Board of duty. Queensland for a term of four years on and from 12 July 2004, as PETER BEATTIE MP set out below: PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE Registrant members Office of the Public Service Commissioner Meredith Kilminster BSpThy Brisbane, 1 July 2004 (to be also chairperson of the Board) The Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Lynette Hodgson DipSpThy MSc PhD Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of Section 45 of the Public Service Act 1996, has approved the fixing of the number Sandra Maree McMahon BAppSc(SpPath) MSpPath and levels of Senior Executives as specified in the Schedule below. PhD FIXING OF NUMBER AND LEVELS OF Patricia Gai Rollings MA MSpThy AssocDipSp&Drama SENIOR EXECUTIVES—INCREASE BSpThy Julie Vivian Marinac PhD BSpPath LEVEL TO BE INCREASED ON A PERMANENT BASIS Elizabeth Ward SpThy(Hons) GradCertEd PhD Designation SES Designation (to be also deputy chairperson of the Board) Level Number Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Public members Policy 2 - *2* $/ /$& Valerie Jean Cocksedge OAM DipHomeSc(Hons) 3 - Ian John Mill DipHlthServMgt (#[# - 4 5 " 1 Lawyer PETER BEATTIE MP Peter McInnes, Solicitor.(SCHEDULE ENDS) PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE GORDON NUTTALL MP Office of the Public Service Commissioner Brisbane, 1 July 2004
Office of the Public Service Commissioner The Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of Sections 37 Brisbane, 18 June 2004 and 38 of the Public Sector Ethics Act 1994, has approved the The Acting Public Service Commissioner, under section 34 of the appointment of Mr Gary CROOKE QC as the Integrity Public Service Act 1996 has issued the following Directive. Commissioner, for a term of 3 years from 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2007. GEORGE O’FARRELL PETER BEATTIE MP PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE 1. TITLE: . Department of Public Works 2. PURPOSE: N Brisbane, 24 June 2004 • Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council and pursuant to the provisions of the Architects ! Act 2002, has approved the appointment of: • " # , Paula WHITMAN Deputy Chairperson do not apply. Ian MITCHELL Member 3. LEGISLATIVE Jack HUTCHINSON Member $$ $%& PROVISION: . Michael DUGGAN Member 4. EFFECTIVE DATE: . to the Board of Architects of Queensland, for the period 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2007. 5. DIRECTIVE: ' (#[ # * +, ———————— - , N Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the • Executive Council and pursuant to the provisions of the Professional Engineers Act 2002, has approved to appointment of: Leslie LOUIS Deputy Chairperson $$ # Peter WAY Member ! Gregory McLEAN Member • . " Deborah RALSTON Member $%& # to the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland, for the # period 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2007. ROBERT SCHWARTEN MP &/* " //01 MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS, HOUSING AND RACING 694 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy Brisbane, 2 July 2004 The Honourable Bruce McPherson, Justice of the Court of Appeal Does your of the Supreme Court of the State of Queensland, Deputy Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council career need a check-up? and in pursuance of the provisions of the Public Service Act 1996, has approved the transfer of Ms Denise Hagan, to the role of Executive Director, Community Development, Office of the Why not try a career with Queensland Health? Director-General, Department of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Policy, Brisbane. Queensland Health recruits more than 10,000 employees each year in the areas of: WARREN PITT, MP Acting Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy n Nursing n Allied health
n Medical and professional streams
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DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES
NOTIFICATION OF FORMS UNDER THE FISHERIES ACT 1994
Reference
1. This Notice may be referred to as the Fisheries (Approval of Forms) Notice (No. 1) 2004.
Commencement
2. The form commences on gazettal.
Forms
3. The following form is available:-
• Form LF04 Queensland Reef Fin Fish Fishery Logbook
Approval
4. The form to be used by holders of commercial line fishing boat licences that include an RQ and/or SM fishery symbol while fishing in Spanish Mackerel/Coral Reef Fin Fish and other East Coast Line Fisheries is approved for use.
Availability of Forms
5. A copy of the form will be forwarded to all SM and RQ fishery symbol holders and may also be obtained from the Manager, Logbook Section, Fisheries, GPO Box 2764, Brisbane Qld 4001 or by telephoning 322 77427.
ENDNOTES
1. Acting with power delegated by the Chief Executive, made by the Deputy Director-General, Fisheries, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries on 25 June 2004 2. Notified in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries. 696 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND FISHERIES
NOTIFICATION OF FORMS UNDER THE FISHERIES ACT 1994
Reference
1. This Notice may be referred to as the Fisheries (Approval of Forms) Notice (No. 2) 2004.
Commencement
2. The forms commence on 1 July 2004.
Forms
3. The following forms are approved pursuant to section 221A of the Fisheries Act 1994:-
• Form RQ/SM1 Monthly Stocktake; • Form RQ/SM2 Wholesale sales of coral reef fin fish and Spanish mackerel • Form RQ/SM3 Records to be kept about imports of coral reef fin fish and Spanish mackerel • Form RQ/SM4 Records to be kept about commercial carriage of coral reef fin fish and Spanish mackerel • Form RQ/SM5 Records to be kept about commercial storage of coral reef fin fish and Spanish mackerel
Availability of Forms
4. Copies of the forms may be obtained from the Manager, Quota Monitoring Unit, Fisheries, GPO Box 46, Brisbane Qld 4001 or by telephoning 07 3224 8885.
ENDNOTES
1. Acting with power delegated by the Chief Executive, made by the General Manager, Fisheries Resource Management, Fisheries, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries on 30 June 2004. 2. Notified in the Gazette on 2 July 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries.
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Register of Political Parties
Pursuant to the provisions of Part 5 of the Electoral Act 1992, the following change has been made to the Register of Political Parties.
Change Name of Registered Officer Name of Party: Australian Labor Party (State of Queensland)
Name of previous Registered Officer Cameron Milner
Name of new Registered Officer: Dugald Milton Dick
30 June 2004
R L LONGLAND Electoral Commissioner
2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 699
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE NOTICE
Notification of Approval of Forms under the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003
1. Approval of Forms
The forms mentioned in the following table were approved by the Chief Executive Officer, Q-COMP, the Workers’ Compensation Regulatory Authority, on the date listed:
TABLE
Item Approval Heading Number Version Date Number 1 17 June 2004 Self-insurance Declaration of Wages Form 22.R 2 2 25 June 2004 Application for Compensation (WorkCover Queensland) 132.WC 2 3 25 June 2004 Employer’s Report (WorkCover Queensland) 133.WC 2 4 25 June 2004 Notice of Assessment (Work related impairment of <50%; 185.3 2 physical or psychiatric / psychological injury; additional lump sum for gratuitous care) 5 25 June 2004 Notice of Assessment (Work related impairment of <50%; 185.5 2 physical and psychiatric / psychological injury; additional lump sum for gratuitous care) 6 25 June 2004 Notice of Assessment (Work related impairment of 50% or 185.7 2 more; physical or psychiatric / psychological injury; additional lump sum compensation for gratuitous care) 7 25 June 2004 Notice of Assessment (Work related impairment of 50% or 185.9 2 more; physical and psychiatric / psychological injury; additional lump sum compensation for gratuitous care)
2. Availability of forms a. Copies of form numbered 1 are available from Q-COMP, Level 12, 30 Makerston Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000, PO Box 13407 George Street, Queensland 4003, telephone 1300 361 235 b. Copies of forms numbered 2 and 3 are available from WorkCover Queensland, 280 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000, or any WorkCover Queensland regional office, telephone 1300 362 128 c. Copies of forms numbered 4 to 7 are available from Q-COMP, Level 12, 30 Makerston Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000, PO Box 13407 George Street, Queensland 4003, telephone 1300 361 235 and from the following insurers:
Name Address Telephone Number Australia Meat Holdings 175 Riverview Road, Dinmore, Queensland, 4303 07 3810 2305 Pty Limited ANZ Banking Group ANZ Workers’ Compensation Unit QLD, Level 2, ANZ Centre, 07 3228 3586 or Limited 324 Queen Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 07 3228 3524 700 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
Arnott’s Biscuits 46 Robinson Road East, Virginia, Queensland, 4014 07 3243 5602 Campbell’s Soups Limited (Queensland) Brambles Australia Brambles Insurance Services, 51 Navigator Place, Hendra, 07 3268 1958 Limited Queensland, 4077 BHP Billiton BHP Queensland Workers’ Compensation, Level 13, Riverside 07 3226 0797 Centre, 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 Brisbane City Council City WorkCover, Lower Ground, 69 Ann Street, Brisbane, 07 3403 9530 or Queensland, 4000 07 3403 6529 Coles Myer Ltd Injury Services Unit, Level 1, 643 Kessels Road, Upper Mt 07 3347 8467 Gravatt, Queensland, 4122 Commonwealth Bank Workers’ Compensation, Queensland, Commonwealth Bank 07 3237 3525 Australia Building, 240 Queen Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 Consolidated Meat Self-Insurance Unit, Teys Bros Beenleigh, Logan River Road, 07 3382 5199 Group Beenleigh, Queensland, 4207 CSR Limited Unit 7, 264 Woolcock Street, Currajong, Townsville, 07 4755 8831 Queensland, 4812 Gold Coast City Council Nerang Southport Road, Nerang, Queensland, 4211 07 5582 8815 Golden Circle Limited 260 Earnshaw Road, Northgate, Queensland, 4013 07 3266 0176 Jupiters Limited Claims Unit, Level 9, Niecon Tower, 17 Victoria Avenue, 07 5584 8900 Broadbeach, Queensland, 4218 Local Government Queensland Local Government WorkCare Scheme, 25 Evelyn 07 3000 5555 Association of Street, Newstead, Queensland, 4006 Queensland Mayne Group Limited Mayne WorkCover, 42 Ferry Road, West End, Queensland, 07 3840 4301 4101 National Bank Australia Workers’ Compensation Unit Queensland, Level 22, 255 07 3234 5104 Limited Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 OneSteel Limited 692 Boundary Road, Archerfield, Queensland, 4108 07 3275 8455 Qantas Airways Limited Workers Compensation Unit, Brisbane Engineering Services 07 3860 8715 or Building, 9 Qantas Drive, Brisbane Airport, Brisbane, 4007 07 3860 8853 Queensland Rail Workers’ Compensation Unit, Floor 1, Railcentre 2, 309 07 3235 2648 Edward Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 Redland Shire Council Workers Compensation Unit, Council Depot – South Street 07 3829 8339 Cleveland, Queensland 4163 Townsville City Council Risk Management Section, Suite 2, 22 Walker Street, 07 4772 2784 Townsville, Queensland, 4810 University of Work Injury Management, Level 5, Gordon Greenwood 07 3365 6022 Queensland Building, University of Queensland, St Lucia, Queensland, 4072 Westpac Banking Occupational Health and Safety Unit, Level 21, 260 Queen 07 3227 2174 Corporation Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 Woolworths Limited - Woolworths Supermarkets QLD, Insurance Department, Fox 07 3213 4307 or Queensland Road, Acacia Ridge, Queensland, 4110 07 3213 4623 WorkCover 280 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000 or from any 1300 362 128 Queensland WorkCover Queensland regional office Xstrata Queensland XtraCare, 2/4 Colonial Building, 3350 Pacific Highway, 07 3387 2600 Springwood, Queensland, 4127
2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 701
Dangerous Goods Exemptions
Published as required by section 153, subsections (4) and (5), of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995, and as required by section 443 (4) of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994. Issued in Queensland by Queensland Transport. S D Klaric (Delegate of the Chief Executive)
The information in this register does not constitute an exemption, but is a record only of certain information about such documents. No reliance may be placed on any print or extract of this register to act as an exemption, nor can any such print or extract be used to prove possession of any exemption
Number: QLD04/01_RO Scope: Queensland Originating Jurisdiction: Queensland Status: Current Date Exemption Granted: 29/03/2004 Exemption Period: Until ADG6 ceases or withdrawn or amended in writing Name: Patrick Logistics Ltd, PO Box 8161, Wynnum North Qld 4178 Provisions of Regulations and ADG Code: Section 153 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 and Part 16 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management--Dangerous Goods) Regulation 1998. Exemption applies to sections 101(1), 102(1), 103(1) and 104(1) of Regulation. Subject of Exemption: To consign, load and transport "Cytec Aero 7249 Promoter", UN1719, Caustic Alkaline Liquid NOS of Packing Group II, in 1,000 litre Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) which are not placarded with Emergency Information Panels (EIPs) in accordance with ADG6. Conditions of Exemption: 1. Vehicle must transport IBCs over following route - From terminal of Patrick Intermodal north down Osprey Drive, east into Kite Street, north into Port Drive, west into Lucinda Drive and then east on the Lucinda Drive overpass and north into Whimbrel Street; or in event of roa works, traffic incidents, etc which prevent use of this specific route, vehicle must use shortest most direct route available at that time. 2. All unclean (free from DG) IBCs covered by this exemption must be marked in accordance with Chapter 4, Division 4.6 of ADG6. 3. The vehicle transporting the IBCs must be placarded in accordance with Division 7.6 of ADG6. 4. All requirements of the regulation and ADG6 not specifically covered by this exemption must be complied with in full. 5. Copy of exemption must be kept on vehicle transporting goods and produced to any authorised officer on request. 6. This exemption has effect only when all conditions are complied with in full.
Number: NAT01/085_RO Scope: National Originating Jurisdiction: Queensland Status: Current Date Exemption Granted: 19/09/2003 Exemption Period: Until ADG6 ceases or exemption revoked in writing Name: Incitec Pivot Ltd, PO Box 140, Morningside Qld 4170 Provisions of Regulations and ADG Code: Section 153 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 and Part 16 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management--Dangerous Goods) Regulation 1998. Subject of Exemption: To permit tanker trailers of anhydrous ammonia (UN1005) to be transported to premises where they are left for use by owner of premises, with fire extinguishers fitted to the towing vehicle instead of the trailer. Conditions of Exemption: (a) Copy of exemption to be kept on vehicle transporting DG and produced on demand to an authorised officer or a Police Officer. (b) All requirements of the regulation and the ADG Code not specifically covered by this exemption must be complied with in full. (c) Fire extinguishers that normally must be fitted to the trailers must be fitted instead on the prime mover or other vehicle towing the trailer. (d) This exemption has effect only when all conditions are complied with in full.
Number: 2003/80_RR Scope: National Originating Jurisdiction: Queensland Status: Current Date Exemption Granted: 16/04/2004 Exemption Period: Until ADG6 ceases or exemption revoked in writing Name: Century Yuasa Batteries, PO Box 427, Goodna Qld 4300, and its agents. Provisions of Regulations and ADG Code: Transport Operations (Road Use Management--Dangerous Goods) Regulation 1998, Part 3, S.47. Subject of Exemption: For "UN2794 Batteries, Wet, Filled with Acid, Electric Storage", being Class 8, Packing Group III Dangerous Goods, each article having a maximum gross mass not exceeding 40kg: the requirement for approved sole packages to be performance tested and approved. Conditions of Exemption: (a) Batteries must be loaded in a single layer only. (b) Batteries must be stowed and secured within the vehicle in such a way as to prevent any movement, spillage or shorting during normal transport and heavy braking conditions. Refer load restraint guide. (c) Each battery must be marked as required for an inner packaging according to Chapter 7 of the ADG Code 6th Edition. (d) Any spillage or leakage from the batteries must be contained within the transport vehicle. (e) Any shrink/stretch wrapping materials used in the preparation of the load for transport must be clear or of a see through nature to allow for ease of inspection. (f) No other dangerous goods except the nominated dangerous goods listed previously as the Subject of this Exemption are to be transported. (g) A copy of this Exemption Notice must be carried on the vehicle to which this exemption applies when transporting dangerous goods, and must be produced on demand to an authorised officer or a Police Officer. (h) All other requirements of the Regulation and the ADG Code 6th Edition not specifically covered by this Exemption must be complied with in full. (i) This exemption has effect only when all conditions are complied with in full. 702 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
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$ 1. Application fee—Act, s 8(2)(b)(iv) ...... 161.00 2. Registration fee—Act, s 8(2)(b)(iv)— (a) for a period of registration of more than 1 month but not more than 6 months ...... 62.00 (b) for a period of registration of more than 6 months . . 124.00 3. Annual registration fee—Act, ss 18(3)(b)(iii) and 23(2)(b)(iii) ...... 124.00 4. Processing refused application—Act, s 14(b) ...... 109.00 5. Processing lapsed application—Act, s 27(7)...... 109.00 6. Processing withdrawn application—Act, s 35(2)(a) . . . . . 54.50 7. Copy of the register or part of it—Act, s 103(1)(b)...... 26.00 plus $1.70 for each page’.
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$ 1. Application fee—Act, s 8(2)(b)(iv) ...... 39.00 2. Registration fee—Act, s 8(2)(b)(iv)— (a) for a period of registration of more than 1 month but not more than 6 months ...... 36.50 (b) for a period of registration of more than 6 months . . 73.00 3. Annual registration fee—Act, ss 18(3)(b)(iii) and 23(2)(b)(iii) ...... 73.00 4. Processing refused application—Act, s 14(b) ...... 39.00 5. Processing lapsed application—Act, s 27(7)...... 39.00 6. Processing withdrawn application—Act, s 35(2)(a) . . . . . 19.50 7. Copy of the register or part of it—Act, s 103(1)(b)...... 26.00 plus $1.70 for each page’. 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 703
BILLS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO PUBLIC NOTICE Queensland Legislative Assembly Queensland Police Service Brisbane Brisbane, 2 July 2004 Integrated Planning Act 1997 Date of Assent: 24 June 2004 MACKAY NORTHERN BEACHES POLICE STATION SITE I, Judy Spence, with the powers vested in me as the Minister It is hereby notified for general information that, for Police and Corrective Services and under Section 2.6.1.(1) of on 24 June 2004, Her Excellency the Governor, in the Integrated Planning Act 1997, hereby designate land described the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, assented to as: the undermentioned Bills passed by the Legislative Lot 3 on Plan SP151924. Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled, with the street address of the corner of the Mackay Eimeo viz— Deviation Road and Carl Street. Described as: A Bill for an Act to amend particular Acts to “Police facilities including but not limited to offices, storage, increase child safety, and for other purposes amenities, interview and detention rooms, vehicle holding Short title: Child Safety Legislation Amendment Act yard, radio tower, airconditioning plant and car parking.” 2004 (Act No. 13 of 2004) JUDY SPENCE MP Commencement: (1) This Act, other than part 7A,1 Minister for Police and Corrective Services commences on a day to be fixed by proclamation. HERITAGE COUNCIL - QUEENSLAND ENVIRONMENTAL (2) Part 7A commences on 1 July 2004. PROTECTION AGENCY Heritage Register Proposal A Bill for an Act to amend the Nature Conservation Under the provisions of s24 (4) (b), Queensland Heritage Act Act 1992 1992, the Heritage Council gives public notice that it proposes to Short title: Nature Conservation Amendment Act enter in the Heritage Register on a permanent basis the following 2004 (Act No. 14 of 2004) places:— Commencement: This Act commences on a day to Gladstone: Auckland Hill, Flinders Parade. Lot 42 on SP132832. Parish of Gladstone County of Clinton. be fixed by proclamation. Home Hill: Home Hill Powerhouse, First Avenue. Lot 369 on A Bill for an Act to amend the Duties Act 2001 plan SB548. Parish of Inkerman County of Salisbury. Magnetic Island: Former Butler’s Health Resort, The Short title: Duties Amendment Act (No. 2) 2004 Esplanade, Picnic Bay. Lot 3 on plan P93823. Parish of (Act No. 15 of 2004) Magnetic County of Elphinstone. Commencement: This Act commences on 1 August The owner or any person may object to the permanent entry of 2004. the above places in the Heritage Register. Objections may be made only on the basis that a place is not of cultural heritage significance and does not satisfy the criteria for entry in the Register. Objections 1 stating the detailed grounds must be lodged with the Heritage Part 7A (Amendment of Legal Profession Act 2004) Council by close of business within twenty (20) business days after notice of the proposal was last given. If no objections are received N J LAURIE then the place shall be permanently entered as of the close of the Clerk of the Parliament above advertising period. Objection forms pursuant to s.26 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 can be down loaded from GENERAL FIREARMS AMNESTY DECLARATION www.epa.qld.gov.au The Minister for Police and Corrective Services, the Honourable Please address all correspondence to the Heritage Council Judy Spence MP and the Commissioner of the Queensland Police care of the Heritage Council Secretariat, Cultural Heritage, Service, Mr Robert Atkinson announce that an amnesty for Environmental Protection Agency, PO Box 155, Brisbane Albert Category A, B, C, D, H and R firearms is declared under s. 168B Street, Qld 4002 of the Weapons Act 1990 (the Act) for the period commencing on 1 July 2004 and ending on 31 December 2004. Please note that all representations received by the Heritage Council in response to this advertisement are considered to be The effect of this amnesty declaration is that a person must not be public information unless otherwise determined. proceeded against for an offence against s. 50 of the Act for the possession of Category A, B, C, D, H and R firearms if the person takes action in the amnesty period to surrender or to obtain the HERITAGE COUNCIL - QUEENSLAND ENVIRONMENTAL necessary authority under the Act to possess the firearm. PROTECTION AGENCY For the purposes of the amnesty, a fee of $15.00 per firearm Heritage Register Proposal (exclusive of Dealer brokerage) will be applicable for an amnesty Under the provisions of s30 (4) b, Queensland Heritage Act related firearm registration. 1992, the Heritage Council gives public notice that having The Permit to Acquire procedure and the relevant schedule fee is considered the assessor’s report it has decided to proceed with the waived for an amnesty related firearm registration. proposal for the entry on a permanent basis the following place in the Heritage Register:— The amnesty will not waive any conditions endorsed upon a Eagle Farm: Eagle Farm Racecourse and Ascot Railway Weapons Act licence. Station, 230 Lancaster Road. Lot 6 on RP866929; Lot 5 This declaration is made at Brisbane in the State of Queensland on on RP33741; Lot 2 on SL2082; Lot 1 on RP44233; Lot 1 the 22nd day of June 2004. on RP69849; Lots 1-2 on RP111274; Lots 6 & 9 on RP43179; Lot 2 on RP810266; Lot 1 on RP43176; Lot 2 R. ATKINSON on RP68508; Lot 149 on RP806681; Lot 42 on SL2347; Commissioner Lot 13 on SP122231; Lots 58 & 59 on SP122233 and the 704 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
lane between Lot 2 on SL2082 and Lot 1 on RP44233. NOTICE Parish of Toombul County of Stanley [including Easement A on RP149229 (on Lot 2 on SL2082) and DEADLINES FOR Easement B on RP149229 (on Lot 1 on RP44233)] COPY FOR GAZETTE The owner of the above place may within 20 business days, after notice of the decision is given, appeal to the Planning and ——— Environment Court against the decision to proceed with the permanent entry in the Heritage Register. An appeal may be made Copy for insertion in the “Queensland Government Gazette” only on the basis that a place is not of cultural heritage significance may be lodged by:— and does not satisfy the criteria for entry in the Register. —Hand delivering copy to GOPRINT’S BOOKSHOP at Under the provisions of s30 (4) b, Queensland Heritage Act 371 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba; or SDS 1992, the Heritage Council gives public notice that having EXPRESS, 41 George Street; or considered the assessor’s report it has decided not to proceed with a proposal for the entry of part of the following place on a — E-mail—[email protected] permanent basis, and that the provisional entry of part of the following place in the Heritage Register should be removed:- —Posting to Locked Bag 500, Coorparoo DC, Qld, 4151; or Eagle Farm: Eagle Farm Racecourse and Ascot Railway Station, 230 Lancaster Road. Lots 3 & 4 on RP866918; —Facsimile transmission directed to (07) 3246 3384. Lots 56-57, 73-74 and 94-101 on RP33728. Parish of A covering letter must be supplied with all Toombul County of Stanley facsimile copy. The owner of the above places may within 20 business days, after notice of the decision, appeal to the Planning and —Phone 3246 3350. Environment Court against the decision not to proceed with the permanent entry in the Heritage Register. An appeal may be made Copy lodged after the nominated closing time will be only on the basis that a place is of cultural heritage significance and accepted for inclusion in the following weeks’ Gazette. satisfies the criteria for entry in the Register. Copy must be typed or clearly written on one side of the paper Please address all correspondence to the Heritage Council only, and set out in accordance with the publishing style. Names of care of the Heritage Council Secretariat, Cultural Heritage, signatories must be typed or clearly written in BLOCK letters. Environmental Protection Agency, PO Box 155, Brisbane Albert Street, Qld 4002 The Gazette is published each Friday. Copy cannot be Please note that all representations received by the Heritage accepted after the following closing times: Council in response to this advertisement are considered to be public information unless otherwise determined. Departmental Notices: 3.00 p.m. on the preceding Wednesday.
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Queensland
NOTIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION Statutory Instruments Act 1992
Notice is given of the making of the subordinate legislation mentioned in Table 1
TABLE 1
SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY NUMBER
No. Subordinate Legislation Empowering Act
114 Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2004 Medical Practitioners Registration Act 2001 Psychologists Registration Act 2001
115 Uniform Civil Procedure Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2004 Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991
116 Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 Environmental Protection Act 1994 Forestry Act 1959 Marine Parks Act 1982 Nature Conservation Act 1992 Queensland Heritage Act 1992 Recreation Areas Management Act 1988
117 Plumbing and Drainage Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 Plumbing and Drainage Act 2002
118 Proclamation commencing remaining provisions Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2003
1191 Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Regulation 2004 Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2003 State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999
120 Gold Coast Motor Racing Events Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 Gold Coast Motor Racing Events Act 1990
1 A regulatory impact statement and explanatory note accompany the subordinate legislation 706 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
TABLE 2 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY EMPOWERING ACT
This table shows affected subordinate legislation
Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No.
Environmental Protection Act 1994 Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Forestry Act 1959 Forestry Regulation 1998 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Gold Coast Motor Racing Events Act 1990 Gold Coast Motor Racing Events Regulation 2003 • amd by Gold Coast Motor Racing Events Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 120
Marine Parks Act 1982 Marine Parks Regulation 1990 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Medical Practitioners Registration Act 2001 Medical Practitioners Registration Regulation 2002 • amd by Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2004 ...... 114
Nature Conservation Act 1992 Nature Conservation Regulation 1994 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Plumbing and Drainage Act 2002 Plumbing and Drainage Regulation 2003 • amd by Plumbing and Drainage Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004...... 117
Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 Police Powers and Responsibilities Regulation 2000 • amd by Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Regulation 2004 ...... 119
Psychologists Registration Act 2001 Psychologists Registration Regulation 2002 • amd by Health Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2004 ...... 114
Queensland Heritage Act 1992 Queensland Heritage Regulation 2003 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Recreation Areas Management Act 1988 Recreation Areas Management Regulation 1989 • amd by Environmental Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2004 ...... 116
Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2003 Proclamation commencing remaining provisions ...... 118 Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Regulation 2004 ...... 119
State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999 State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 2000 • amd by Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Regulation 2004 ...... 119 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 707
Notification of Subordinate Legislation—(continued)
Table 2—(continued) Empowering Act Subordinate Legislation No.
Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991 Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 • amd by Uniform Civil Procedure Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2004...... 115
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A mail service is available from— Goprint Publications and Retail ...... Telephone: (07) 3246 3399 Locked Bag 500 Coorparoo DC, Qld 4151...... Facsimile: (07) 3246 3534 email: [email protected] 708 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
Wills and Intestate Notices Lodging Objections or Submissions: Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: After fourteen days from today, an application for a grant of Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of representation will be made to the Supreme Court of Queensland at Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, Brisbane as follows: G.P.O. Box 1141, Brisbane, Qld, 4001. Telephone: 3224 8297. Deceased: Neville Rex Stehr. Last Address: Rosevale Court Nursing Home, 537 Objections Conference: Cleveland-Redland Bay Road, Victoria All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will Point in the State of Queensland. be advised individually of the details of the objections Address in Will: B25, Jacaranda Lodge, 537 Cleveland- conference. The principal contact for a petition will be Redland Bay Road, Victoria Point in the responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. State of Queensland. Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Applicants: Roslyn Ann Moriarty of 347 Image Flat the applicant. Road, Image Flat in the State of Queensland and Raymond Jackson of EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 1776 9/337 Cleveland-Redland Bay Road, Thornlands in the State of Queensland. Liquor Act 1992 Grant: Probate of the Will dated 23rd August, 2002. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A Caveat: If you wish to object to or to be heard DETACHED BOTTLESHOP upon the application, you may file a caveat in the Supreme Court Registry Address of Bottleshop: Shop 5, Coolum South Shopping mentioned above at any time before the Centre, South Coolum Road, South Coolum. grant is made. Applicant’s Name and Address: Coolum Cellars Pty Ltd, Creditors: Any creditor or other person having any Nominee: William John Doyle, trading as Castro’s Bar and claim or claims in respect of the estate is Restaurant, Coolum Beach Resort, corner Beach Road and Frank required to send particulars of any such Street, Coolum Beach. claim or claims to the Executors within six weeks from the date of publication of Primary Purpose: The sale and supply of liquor for this notice.. consumption off the premises. Date of Death: Eighteenth day of May, 2004. Trading Hours: Address for Service of Mr R. Oliver, 142 Bay Street, Cleveland, Notices: Qld, 4163. 10.00 a.m. to 12 midnight, Monday to Sunday. 1780 Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a member of the public over the age of 18 years who has a proper Liquor Act 1992 interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by the grant of the application. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENCE Grounds for Objection: Applicant’s Name: Tony Trimarchi and Len Trimarchi, Nominee: Frank Arvela. (a) Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do Premises: Hyperbowl, Shop M11, Hyperdome, Bryants Road, business in the locality concerned, or to persons in Loganholme. or travelling to or from an existing or proposed Primary Purpose: On-Premises (Other Activity) Licence— place of public worship, hospital or school is likely Ten Pin Bowling. to happen; or Trading Hours: (b) The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality 10.00 a.m. to 12 midnight, Monday to Sunday. concerned would be lessened in some way. Objections to the granting of this application may be filed by a Format of Objections: member of the public over the age of 18 who has a proper Objections may be lodged individually in writing or in interest in the locality concerned, and is likely to be affected by petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An the grant of the application. objection in the form of a petition must be in a format Grounds for Objection: stipulated in the Act and the principal contact should discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed below. 1. Undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or A member of the public may make a written submission to inconvenience to persons who reside or work or do the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this business in the locality concerned, or to persons in application is in the public interest particularly relating to or travelling to or from an existing or proposed matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under place of public worship, hospital or school is likely Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. to happen; or Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 23rd July, 2004. 2. The amenity, quiet or good order of the locality concerned would be lessened in some way. Lodging Objections or Submissions: Format of Objections: Objections and/or Submissions should be lodged with: Licensing Officer, Liquor Licensing Division, Department of Objections must be lodged in writing individually or in Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, P.O. petition form and must state the grounds for objection. An Box 870, Maroochydore, Qld, 4558. Telephone: 1300 658 030. objection in the form of a petition must be in a format stipulated in the Act and the principal contact person should Objections Conference: discuss the proposed petition with the Licensing Officer listed All objectors, other than those objecting on a petition, will below. be advised individually of the details of the objections A member of the public may make a written submission to conference. The principal contact for a petition will be the Chief Executive regarding whether the granting of this responsible for advising all signatories of the conference. application is in the public interest particularly relating to matters which the Chief Executive must have regard under Copies of any objections or submissions will be forwarded to Section 116 of the Liquor Act 1992. the applicant. Closing Date for Objections or Submissions: 28th July, 2004. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Liquor Licensing Division. 1779 2 July, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 709
GARDEN CITY CABS CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Also Trading as Toowoomba Taxi Service Take notice that the partnership of DEBORAH LEANNE (IN LIQUIDATION) CHESTERFIELD as Trustee and PETA MARCELLE SZEPANOWSKI trading as ZEP HAIR CARE at Shop 2, One REGISTERED No. QC 0111 Co-OPERATIVES ACT 1997 Mile Markets, 359 Brisbane Street, Ipswich was dissolved as at the 30th June, 2004 and neither partner shall be entitled to pledge the NOTICE MEETING OF FINAL MEETING credit of the other with any creditor in respect of partnership. P. M. SZEPANOWSKI. 1781 PURSUANT TO SECTION 509
IN THE MATTER O Partnership Act 1891 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 509(2) of the Section 39 Australian Corporations Law, that the Final Meeting of Creditors and Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION offices of Elliotts, Chartered Accountants, 123 Margaret Street, Notice is hereby given that the partnership previously subsisting Toowoomba, on the 26 July,2004 at 10:30 pm for the purpose of between Alyson Barbara Mary Bergamo and Daniel Peter laying before the meeting the Liquidator's Final Account, Report Bergamo carrying on business as a safari tour guide at Cairns in and Fees and giving any explanation thereof Queensland under the style of Iron Lady Wilderness Safaris has been dissolved as from the fourteenth day of September, 2003 so Dated this 25th day of June, 2004 far as concerns the said Alyson Barbara Mary Bergamo who retires P.J. MARTIN from the said business. LIQUIDATOR 1777 MITCHELL BECK, Solicitor. 1782
Name Address Suburb Amount
Mr Roger John Burrell 45 Ironwood Street Aspley QLD 4034$ 400.00 Mr Christopher John Davis 29 Vanda Street Urangan QLD 4655$ 40.00 Mr John Leslie Freestone Unit 8 "Islander Resort" 187 Gympie Terrace Noosaville QLD 4562$ 200.00 Glendin Properties Pty Ltd 10 Meadow View Drive Palm Meadows QLD 4211$ 1.00 Mrs Valerie Elizabeth Greene C/- JCM Grant 4/72 Ascog Terrace Toowong QLD 4066$ 400.00 Mr Peter Valdis Grinlaubs PO Box 143 Albert Street Brisbane QLD 4001$ 200.00 Ithaca Ice Works Pty Ltd PO Box 315 Morningside QLD 4170$ 400.00 Mr Harold Boxwell Lamb 7 Bergin Road Ferny Grove QLD 4055$ 400.00 Mr Min Li 6/9 Cecil Street Ashfield NSW 2131$ 1,400.00 Dr Clive Anthony Nicholson 34 Burrows Street Biggera Waters QLD 4216$ 1,000.00 Mrs Kerrie Elizabeth O'Leary Claredale Cottage Elong Elong NSW 2831$ 200.00 Mr Michael O'Neil PO Box 463 Robina QLD 4226$ 1,000.00 Mr John Robertson Scott PO Box 421 Longreach QLD 4730$ 400.00
$ 6,041.00
1775 710 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 47 [2 July, 2004
CONTENTS (Gazettes Nos. 41-47—pp. 591-710) Page
APPOINTMENTS...... 691-694
NOTICES/BYLAWS/DECLARATIONS/ STATUTES...... 695-707 Architects Act Electoral Act Fisheries Act Integrated Planning Act Legal Profession Act Notification of Subordinate Legislation...... 705-707 Queensland Heritage Act Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act Weapons Act Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act
ADVERTISEMENTS ...... 708-709 Corporations Law Liquor Act Partnership Act Unclaimed Monies Wills and Intestate Estates
Extraordinary Gazette—Electricity Tariffs ...... 591-602 (Wed. 30 June) Extraordinary Gazette—Constitution of Queensland— Administrative Arrangements ...... 603-632 (Thurs. 1 July) Bills of Parliament...... 703
Natural Resources, Mines and Energy Gazette ...... 639-649
Local Government Gazette...... 633-634
Transport/Main Roads Gazette...... 635-637
Vacancies and Appointments in Public Service...... 651-690
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