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Polling Booths for the Purposes of the 2008 Brisbane City Election to Be Held on Saturday 15 March 2008 Local Government Electoral Act 2011 The Electoral Commission of Queensland hereby declares the following to be ordinary polling booths for the purposes of the 2008 Brisbane City Election to be held on Saturday 15 March 2008. BRACKEN RIDGE Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # ASPLEY STATE HIGH SCHOOL, 651 ZILLMERE ROAD, ASPLEY # (1) ASPLEY EAST STATE SCHOOL, 13 HELENA STREET, ASPLEY # (2) ASPLEY SOUTH ASPLEY STATE SCHOOL, CNR HORN RD AND MAUNDRELL TERRACE, ASPLEY BALD HILLS STATE SCHOOL, GYMPIE ROAD, BALD HILLS BALD HILLS NORTH ST PAULS SCHOOL, 34 STRATHPINE ROAD, BALD HILLS BRACKEN RIDGE STATE SCHOOL, BINBURRA STREET, BRACKEN RIDGE BRACKEN RIDGE CENTRAL UNITING CHURCH, PELLINORE ROAD, BRACKEN RIDGE # BRACKEN RIDGE WEST NORRIS ROAD STATE SCHOOL, 28 GREENORE STREET, BRACKEN RIDGE # (3) BRIDGEMAN DOWNS ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, 30 RIDLEY ROAD, BRIDGEMAN DOWNS * (4) BRIGHTON SOUTH NASHVILLE STATE SCHOOL, DOUGLAS STREET, NASHVILLE * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * CARSELDINE QUT CAMPUS, A BLOCK , DORVILLE ROAD, CARSELDINE # (5) DEAGON SANDGATE STATE HIGH SCHOOL, DEPOT ROAD, DEAGON # (6) TAIGUM STATE SCHOOL, 266 HANDFORD ROAD, TAIGUM (7) ZILLMERE STATE SCHOOL, MURPHY ROAD, ZILLMERE # (8) ZILLMERE NORTH CHURCH OF CHRIST HALL, 367 ZILLMERE ROAD, ZILLMERE (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MARCHANT (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MARCHANT, MCDOWALL (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MCDOWALL (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DEAGON (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DEAGON (6) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DEAGON (7) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DEAGON, MARCHANT (8) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DEAGON Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted CENTRAL Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # BALLYMORE QUEENSLAND RUGBY UNION OFFICE, 231 BUTTERFIELD STREET, HERSTON * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * FORTITUDE VALLEY STATE SCHOOL, BROOKES STREET, FORTITUDE VALLEY CENTRAL Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address * HERSTON ROYAL BRISBANE AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL, BUTTERFIELD STREET, HERSTON # (1) KELVIN GROVE STATE COLLEGE, L'ESTRANGE TERRACE, KELVIN GROVE # MERTHYR UNITING CHURCH HALL, 52 MERTHYR ROAD, NEW FARM * (2) NEW FARM SCHOOL STATE SCHOOL, CNR JAMES & HEAL STREETS, NEW FARM (3) NEWMARKET SOUTH YOGA ON PARKER, 23 PARKER STREET, NEWMARKET * ST PAULS TERRACE BRISBANE CENTRAL STATE SCHOOL, ROGERS STREET, SPRING HILL # (4) SWAN HILL ST GEORGE'S CHURCH HALL, 12 NEWMARKET ROAD, WINDSOR WILSTON STATE SCHOOL, 11 PRIMROSE STREET, THE GRANGE (5) WINDSOR STATE SCHOOL, HARRIS STREET, WINDSOR (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of TOOWONG (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of HAMILTON (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of THE GAP (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of HAMILTON (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of HAMILTON Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted CHANDLER Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # BELMONT STATE SCHOOL, OLD CLEVELAND ROAD, CARINDALE * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * (1) CAMP HILL SCHOOL OF ARTS HALL, CNR OLD CLEVELAND RD AND WILES STREET, CAMP HILL * (2) CARINA STATE PRE- SCHOOL, 1385 CREEK ROAD, CARINA * (3) CARINA CENTRAL CARINA AND DISTRICTS SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRE, 1 EDMOND STREET, CARINA * CARINA HEIGHTS SALVATION ARMY HALL, CNR GALLIPOLI ROAD & CHATAWAY STREETS, CARINA HEIGHTS # (4) GUMDALE STATE SCHOOL, ACCESS VIA TILLEY ROAD, GUMDALE MACKENZIE MT PETRIE STATE SCHOOL, 950 MT GRAVATT- CAPALABA ROAD, MACKENZIE (5) MT GRAVATT CENTRAL MORETON INSTITUTE OF TAFE, CAVENDISH ROAD, MT GRAVATT # (6) MT GRAVATT EAST STATE SCHOOL, NEWNHAM ROAD, MANSFIELD PINE MOUNTAIN UNITING CHURCH, 330 PINE MOUNTAIN ROAD, CARINA HEIGHTS # ROCHEDALE STATE SCHOOL, 694 ROCHEDALE ROAD, ROCHEDALE * WHITES HILL STATE COLLEGE, BURN STREET, CAMP HILL CHANDLER Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of HOLLAND PARK, MORNINGSIDE (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DOBOY (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DOBOY (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of DOBOY (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of WISHART (6) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of WISHART Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted DEAGON Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # BOONDALL STATE SCHOOL, SANDGATE (ENTRY FROM ROSCOMMON ROAD) ROAD, BOONDALL # BRIGHTON STATE SCHOOL, 2 NORTH ROAD, BRIGHTON * (1) BRIGHTON SOUTH NASHVILLE STATE SCHOOL, DOUGLAS STREET, NASHVILLE * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE # (2) DEAGON SANDGATE STATE HIGH SCHOOL, DEPOT ROAD, DEAGON * EVENTIDE NURSING HOME, BEACONSFIELD TERRACE, BRIGHTON * NASHVILLE CENTRAL FREEMASONS' HOME, WAKEFIELD STREET, SANDGATE # SANDGATE STATE SCHOOL, LAGOON STREET, SANDGATE * SHORNCLIFFE STATE SCHOOL, YUNDAH STREET, SHORNCLIFFE # (3) TAIGUM STATE SCHOOL, 266 HANDFORD ROAD, TAIGUM # TANGALOOMA WILD DOLPHIN RESORT, MORETON ISLAND (4) ZILLMERE STATE SCHOOL, MURPHY ROAD, ZILLMERE # (5) ZILLMERE NORTH CHURCH OF CHRIST HALL, 367 ZILLMERE ROAD, ZILLMERE (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of BRACKEN RIDGE (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of BRACKEN RIDGE (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of BRACKEN RIDGE (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of BRACKEN RIDGE, MARCHANT (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of BRACKEN RIDGE Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted DOBOY Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address * (1) BAYSIDE UNITING CHURCH HALL, 420 WONDALL ROAD, MANLY WEST * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * (2) CANNON HILL CANNON HILL BOWLS CLUB, PRINCESS STREET, CANNON HILL * (3) CARINA STATE PRE- SCHOOL, 1385 CREEK ROAD, CARINA * (4) CARINA CENTRAL CARINA AND DISTRICTS SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRE, 1 EDMOND STREET, CARINA DOBOY Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # (5) GUMDALE STATE SCHOOL, ACCESS VIA TILLEY ROAD, GUMDALE HEMMANT COMMUNITY HALL, BRAND STREET OFF RAMSAY STREET, HEMMANT # (6) MANLY WEST SILKY OAKS CHILD CARE CENTRE, 218 MANLY ROAD, MANLY WEST # (7) MAYFIELD STATE SCHOOL, PAGET STREET, CARINA # MURARRIE MEMORIAL HALL, 10 QUEENSPORT ROAD, MURARRIE * TINGALPA STATE PRE-SCHOOL, TENBAR STREET, TINGALPA # TINGALPA SOUTH GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH HALL, 152 BELMONT ROAD, TINGALPA # (8) WONDALL HEIGHTS STATE SCHOOL, WONDALL ROAD, MANLY WEST (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of WYNNUM MANLY (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MORNINGSIDE (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of CHANDLER (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of CHANDLER (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of CHANDLER (6) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of WYNNUM MANLY (7) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MORNINGSIDE (8) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of WYNNUM MANLY Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted ENOGGERA Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address # (1) ALDERLEY KINDERGARTEN, 76 SOUTH PINE ROAD, KINDERGARTEN ALDERLEY * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * (2) DORRINGTON OAKLEIGH STATE SCHOOL, BUXTON STREET, DORRINGTON ENOGGERA STATE SCHOOL, 235 SOUTH PINE ROAD, ENOGGERA # (3) ENOGGERA SOUTH ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, 187 WARDELL STREET, ENOGGERA # (4) EVERTON PARK ST JUDES ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, 27 MCILWRAITH STREET, EVERTON PARK # (5) EVERTON PARK EAST EVERTON PARK HIGH SCHOOL, 624 STAFFORD ROAD, EVERTON PARK FERNY GROVE STATE SCHOOL HALL, FINVOY ROAD, FERNY GROVE FERNY GROVE WEST ST ANDREWS SCHOOL, 89 HOGARTH ROAD, FERNY GROVE # GAYTHORNE ENOGGERA EARLY EDUCATION CENTRE, 238 PICKERING STREET, ENOGGERA # GROVELY STATE SCHOOL, DAWSON PARADE, GROVELY * KEPERRA SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH HALL, 980 SAMFORD ROAD, KEPERRA ENOGGERA Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address * MITCHELTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, CNR PASCOE & RUBY STREETS, MITCHELTON MITCHELTON SOUTH MITCHELTON STATE SCHOOL, 47 GLEN RETREAT ROAD, MITCHELTON NEWMARKET STATE SCHOOL, BANKS STREET, NEWMARKET OXFORD PARK SCOUT HALL, BLAKER ROAD, OXFORD PARK (1) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MARCHANT (2) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of THE GAP (3) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of THE GAP (4) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MCDOWALL (5) Joint Polling Booth with Brisbane City - Ward of MCDOWALL Wheelchair Access: * - Full # - Assisted HAMILTON Polling Booths Best Wheelchair Access Polling Booth Name Polling Booth Address ALBION ETON HALL ST MARGARET'S COLLEGE, 11 PETRIE STREET, ASCOT ASCOT STATE SCHOOL, MASSEY STREET, ASCOT * BRISBANE CITY HALL, KING GEORGE SQUARE, BRISBANE * CLAYFIELD EAST BAR-JAI CLUB, 178 ALEXANDRA ROAD, CLAYFIELD * CLAYFIELD WEST UNITING CHURCH HALL, 170 BONNEY AVENUE, CLAYFIELD * DOOMBEN UNITING CHURCH ACTIVITIES CENTRE, CNR JACKSON STREET & OXFORD STREETS, HAMILTON HAMILTON ST AUGUSTINE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, 56 RACECOURSE ROAD, HAMILTON HENDRA ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL, 12 BURILDA STREET, HENDRA HENDRA
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