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I WOULD LIKE TO ANNOUNCE MY INTENTION TO STAND AGAIN AS MAYOR OF WINTON SHIRE COUNCIL. Most of you know me but for those who don’t my name is Gavin Baskett. I moved to Winton from Toowoomba 33 years ago, met my wife Joanne, raised 2 kids (Mitch & Syd) and went on to own the newsagency for almost 22 years. My time as mayor, since the bi-election in November 2017, has been both rewarding and challenging. While being elected as a councillor in 2016 was a great honour, stepping up to the mayor’s role was an enormous challenge which I’ve grasped with both hands. Over the last couple of years one of my priorities, as mayor, has been getting to know the issues of the people in our community. I’ve spent this time listening, learning and understanding and am now in a position to provide stability. Winton has a reputation of a town that punches above its weight, this is because of our community spirit and get up and have a go attitude. To maintain this momentum we need positive people in positions of leadership that will work tirelessly to make Winton a prosperous community. The Winton Shire Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan 2018-2023 has been developed with the aim to promote growth and create jobs in Winton. A top priority will also be to assist our residents achieve the construction of an Aged Care Facility- Jessamine Place – to enable our ageing community to remain in Winton surrounded by family and friends. We also need to invest in our next generation for they will be the robust adults that will drive our region for the next 30 years. The liveability in a rural community is paramount to attracting new residents to our region. Council is striving hard to achieve this with upgrades and additions to facilities in and around the shire of Winton, some of which include: •The waterpark at the swimming pool; •Dancing classes; •Upgrades at the Showgrounds; •Ablution block at the Corfield Race Track; •Upgrades at the Drag Club including canteen and bar area; •Ongoing funding of the Opalton Bush Park. Funding and support for our local groups is the life blood of community spirit and will continue into the future. Winton Shire Council has been successful in obtaining funding during the current term. This funding contributes to maintaining our workforce and engagement of local contractors. As a council we are committed to continue sourcing funding to achieve our full potential for growth and success in our region. AS mayor I’ve considered myself very approachable, accessible, and a good listener. There are a lot of great ideas out there and we, as a responsible council, need to listen to them. If there is an issue that you believe is important to our community and would like to discuss, please do not hesitate to give me a call or send an email. What I can promise you is passion, honesty, fairness, transparency and a will to do what’s best for our great community.
I WOULD LIKE YOU TO CONSIDER ME WHEN CASTING YOUR VOTE
Gavin Baskett Ph 0419653015 Written and authorised by Gavin Baskett Email – [email protected] 12 Blomfield street Winton Q 4735
THE WINTON HERALD www.winton.qld.gov.au/winton-herald 4 The Winton Herald Community News Independent Principal’s Winton Pen State Advocacy School visiting Winton Independent Advocacy in the Tropics Inc. are an I would like to use the opportunity here to thank Independent accredited disability advocacy service funded community groups and members for the ongoing by various government departments run by and for people support that you offer the school. Over the last 5 with disability. The service assists anyone with a disability weeks we have been supported to encourage, no matter their age, gender or cultural identity. grow and enhance learning for our students through donations of time, resources and Advocacy is speaking, writing and acting, with minimal kindness. conflict of interest, on behalf of a person with a disability I would like to mention some of the support we to promote, protect and defend their welfare and justice. have had here: Our butcher and baker have Independent Advocacy stands up for your rights as a donated items for our student council, Kaleb person with a disability to make sure you are treated with Lenton has donated time to help put up our flag fairness, equality, dignity and respect - these are your basic poles, Rob at the pool has offered to support school events and members of our council have rights not as a person with a disability, but as a person. provided us with a range of support for different The team will be in Winton please phone 1800 887 688 to projects that the school has running. speak with Leanne or email her at [email protected] to Members of our community have donated items book in a suitable time. for staff wellbeing and the lions club have offered to support families through donations of uniforms and these are just some of the kind offerings we Do you have a disability? ? have received. I am honoured to have been Would you like to meet with invited to attend the Historical Society’s next us to discuss how we maybe meeting and look forward to working with the team to plan ways we can use the richness of able to help you? our local context to enhance the curriculum for our students. I am certainly privileged to be able to lead a school that has such strong community Date: 10th March 2020 engagement and I encourage community members to contact me with your ideas for Time: 1 pm -3 pm school and community collaboration. Venue: Winton Neighbourhood Thank you. Centre, 75 Elderslie St Winton Melissa Bryant Bookings: 1800 887 688 Principal Winton State School
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Western Queensland Regional Community Forum and RAPAD
Winton was in the spotlight last week, show off our great town and engage with hosting meetings of the Western ministers and government agencies, both Queensland Regional Community Forum state and federal, to share the council’s and the Remote Area Planning and Development Board (RAPAD).
Roughly, 30 people attended the Western Queensland Regional Community Forum economic development plans. Everyone chaired by Mr Jim Madden MP and commented about the great hospitality in attended by the Honourable Dianne (Di) town and some are already planning a Farmer, Minister for Child Safety, Youth return visit.” and Women and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence and the Mayor’s and CEO’s from the 7 RAPAD Minister for Agricultural Industry Shires being Barcaldine, Boulia, Development and Fisheries, The Diamantina, Winton, Barcoo, Blackall- Honourable Mark Furner. Tambo and Longreach as well as several representatives from different state and The Regional Community forums bring federal agencies then met with the Central locals, regional stakeholders and West Regional Pest Management Group, government representatives together to the Outback Regional Roads and discuss priorities in rural communities. Transport Group and the RAPAD water Mayor Gaven Baskett represented Winton and sewerage alliance to discuss regional to discuss programs to be delivered with matters affecting communities and our community in mind and gave a considered the economic, cultural, presentation of the future economic environmental and social issues currently development of Winton. Mayor Baskett impacting the region. said “This was a fantastic opportunity to
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THE NORTH GREGORY TURF CLUB ARE CALLING FOR MEMBERS FOR 2020
Ø COST IS $10.OO PER YEAR PER PERSON Ø YOU WILL RECEIVE A MEMBER’S CARD Ø THIS ENABLE YOU TO GO INTO A $100 MEMBER’S DRAW AT OUR RACE MEETINGS…..SO THAT’S 2 CHANCES TO WIN $100 Ø YOU MUST BE AT THE RACE MEETING TO COLLECT YOUR WINNINGS Ø PRESENT YOUR MEMBER’S CARD AT THE GATE AND GET IN FREE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT LINDA YOUNG 0427 144750 Tear off & post with your $10.00 to The North Gregory Turf Club PO BOX 6 WINTON 4735 ………………………………………………………………… I/ We (name)…………..…………………………….. Address: …………………………………………………………….. Email: ………………………………………………………………. Phone:……………………………………………………………… wish to become a financial member of the North Gregory Turf Club for 2020.
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WINTON DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM INC. CORFIELD & FITZMAURICE,
WTDCA & COMBO CRAFTS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING followed by a General Meeting. CORFIELD & FITZMAURICE, WTDCA Thursday 12th March at 5pm & COMBO CRAFTS WILL BE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL on the Sarah Riley deck @ GENERAL MEETING ON
the Waltzing Matilda Centre. SATURDAY, THE 21st. MARCH, 2020. TIME: 9am All members and people interested WHERE: CORFIELD & FITZMAURICE, in Winton’s history welcome. COMBO CRAFTS
Need more info? ALL INVITED AND WELCOME Contact: Pres: Bruce Collins 0427 573053 Sec: Lorraine Murphy 0488 124295
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