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Font: Times New Roman, 12Pt Question on Notice No. 1854 Asked on 22 November 2005 MRS PRATT asked the Premier and Treasurer (MR BEATTIE)— QUESTION: Will he provide details of all Government grants for the Nanango Electorate by category for 2003, 2004 and 2005? ANSWER: To provide information on all Government grants within the Nanango Electorate would be an onerous process drawing resources from essential services. However, I have provided the following details on grants that have been made to assist the people of your electorate under my portfolio. Funding is allocated by financial year and the data has been provided in this format. 2002-03 (Rounded to nearest thousand) Minor Facilities Program 2002 Upgrade of four tennis courts from antbed to synthetic grass surface at Kingaroy - Kingaroy And District Tennis Association Inc - $56,000. Club Development Program 2002 Wide Bay Branch come and try days - Queensland Netball Association Wide Bay Branch Inc. - $3,000; Chicks claim their cattle - South Burnett Branch - The Australian Stock Horse Society Inc. - $3,000; Cricket coaching clinics - Kumbia Cricket Association Incorporated - $3,000; Intro to soccer comp - South Burnett Soccer Association Inc. - $3,000; South Burnett rugby recruit - South Burnett Rugby Union Club Incorporated - $3,000; Nanango netball junior development camp -Nanango And District Netball Association (Inc)- $3,000; Come 'n try fun days - South Burnett Branch Little Athletics Centre Inc. - $2,000; and Cactus program - Kingaroy Touch Association Inc - $1,000. Gambling Community Benefit Fund Purchase 14 Electric Assisted Care Beds - Somerset Senior Citizens Centre Inc - $30,000; Purchase Communications System - Somerset Senior Citizens Centre Inc - $30,000; Research Projects/Pilot Projects - Kingaroy State High School Parents & Citizens Association - $10,000; Community Education - Nanango & District Landcare Group Incorporated - $3,000; Minor Capital Works - Booie Hall & Recreation Reserve Association Inc - $30,000; Minor Capital Works - Yarraman & District Kindergarten Association Inc - $21,000; Minor Capital Works - Yarraman P-10 State School Parents & Citizens Association - $20,000; Minor Capital Works - Queensland Country Women's Association - $19,000; Minor Capital Works - Nanango & District Netball Association Inc -$18,000; Minor Capital Works - Mt Beppo Public Hall Committee Inc - $15,000; Minor Capital Works -Woodford Historical Society Inc - $10,000; Sports Recreation Equipment - Stanley River Cricket Club - $9,000; Minor Capital Works - Blackbutt & District Tourism and Heritage Association Inc - $9,000; Minor Capital Works - Esk Country Golf Club Inc - $8,000; Minor Capital Works - RSL Of Australia (Queensland Branch) –Toogoolawah - $6,000; Minor Capital Works - Moore State School Parents & Citizens Association - $6,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Benarkin State School Parents & Citizens Association - $30,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Dalby Wambo Landcare Group Inc - $20,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Kilcoy District Recreation and Sporting Association Inc - $18,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Nanango & District Kindergarten Inc - $11,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Yarraman Amateur Swimming Club Inc - $9,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - South Burnett Pistol Club Inc - $15,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Tanduringie State School Parents & Citizens Association - $5,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Guides Queensland - South Burnett Region - $4,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Wooroolin Warriors Cricket Club Inc - $4,000; Outdoor Equipment/Landscaping - Blackbutt & District Kindergarten Association Inc - $3,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Blackbutt State School Parents & Citizens Association - $25,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Blue Care - Alkira Aged Care Facility - $20,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Brisbane Valley - Kilcoy Landcare Group Inc - $20,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Fostercare of Australias Unique Native Animals Association Inc - $15,000; Equipment/Furnishings -South Burnett Choral Society Inc - $9,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Bush Family Connections Association Incorporated - $9,000; Equipment/Furnishings - RSPCA Queensland - Kingaroy Branch - $8,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Queensland Netball Association Wide Bay Branch Inc - $5,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Maidenwell Quilters - $4,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Bellthorpe Progress Association Incorporated - $3,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Nanango Educational Toy Library Association Inc - $3,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Womens Auxiliary of Kingaroy - $3,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Australian Red Cross - $2,000; Equipment/Furnishings - Toogoolawah Kindergarten Association Inc - $2,000; Sports Recreation Equipment - Kilcoy Kindergarten Association Inc - $25,000; and Sports Recreation Equipment - Esk & District Branch Little Athletics - $4,000. Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund Improvements to Community Centre & Hall – Anglican Parish of Kingaroy - $5,000 Improvements to Community Centre & Hall – Anglican Parish of Kingaroy - $50,000; Music System & Keyboard – Blackbutt Singers - $3,000; Sound & Video Equipment – Christian City Church-South Burnett - $5,000; Construct Clubhouse-Materials Only – Kingaroy Junior Rugby League Club Inc - $70,000; Irrigate Grounds, Upgrade Playing Facilities – Kumbia Cricket Association Inc - $21,000; Upgrade Camp Kitchen Facilities – Lions Camp Duckadang - $53,000; Satellite Phones, Hand Held Radios, Defibrillators – Local Ambulance Committee- Toogoolawah - $41,000; Construct Fire Station – Rural Fire Brigade-Malar Booie - $24,000; Replace Instruments – South Burnett Caledonian Pipe Band Inc - $10,000; Extend/Refurbish Building, Furniture, Equipment – State Emergency Service- Yarraman - $33,000; and Ride-On-Mower - Yarraman Bowls Club Inc - $4,000. Local Government Development Program 2002 Construction of a multipurpose playing court in Kilcoy - Kilcoy Shire Council - $34,000; Upgrade of walkways/cycleways at Nanango and Bunya Mountains - Nanango Shire Council - $20,000; Series of club and volunteer management workshops ending with a club development summit for clubs in Kingaroy - Kingaroy Shire Council - $5,000; Construction of a multi-use path at Yarraman - Rosalie Shire Council - $35,000; Provision of a 'walk-a-mile' seniors participation exercise program in Yarraman - Rosalie Shire Council - $5,000; Construction of a new skate park facility in Woodford - Caboolture Shire Council - $20,000; Club administration and volunteer management workshop in Nanango - Nanango Shire Council - $2,000; Come & Try Participation Day in Nanango - Nanango Shire Council - $2,000; Provision of a mothers exercise program and community walks in Nanango - Nanango Shire Council - $1,000; Completion of a recreation and open space study for Nanango Shire - Nanango Shire Council - $10,000; and Installation of a lift for use by disabled persons at the swimming pool at Kilcoy - Kilcoy Shire Council - $11,000; Club Development Program 2002 Stepping Stone Carnivals - Wide Bay Burnett District Womens’ Golf Association Inc - $3,000; Club School Linkage Program - Stanley River Cricket Club Inc. - $3,000; and Coaching training volunteers - Kingaroy Golf Club Incorporated -$3,000. 2003-04 (Rounded to nearest thousand) Local Government Development Program 2003 Construction of a walkway linking residents to Muller Park in Blackbutt - Nanango Shire - $12,000; Conduct Volunteer Training and Development in Nanango Shire - Nanango Shire Council - $2,000; and Install additional skate elements at the existing Kingaroy skate facility - Kingaroy Shire Council - $33,000; Conduct a community walking and exercise program for residents of the Kingaroy Shire - Kingaroy Shire Council - $3,000; Construct a bushland walkway connecting sites of interest around Maidenwell - Nanango Shire Council - $2,000; Conduct a club development workshop series in Esk - Esk Shire Council - $2,000 Construct a multi-purpose path at Yowie Park, Kilcoy - Kilcoy Shire Council - $22,000; Conduct 'come and try' sport and recreation activities for community residents in Nanango Shire -Nanango Shire Council - $3,000; and Develop a master plan for the Kilcoy Showgrounds - Kilcoy Shire Council - $18,000. Club Development Program 2003 Promotional initiative to increase participation in soccer at Nanango - Nanango Soccer Club Inc - $3,000; Gain sports medicine qualifications - Kingaroy Senior Soccer Club Inc - $3,000; Come and try swimming at Blackbutt - Blackbutt & District Amateur Swimming Club Inc - $3,000; Developing the coach - South Burnett Junior Soccer Association Inc - $3,000; Volunteer accreditation at Kingaroy - Kingaroy Junior Soccer Club Inc - $3,000; Improving our volunteers knowledge at Nanango - Nanango and District Netball Association (Inc)-$3,000; Coaching accreditation weekend at Kingaroy - Kingaroy Amateur Basketball Association Inc -$3,000; Coach education and accreditation at Kingaroy - Kingaroy Croquet Club Inc - $1,000; Upgrade volunteer skills - Queensland Netball Association Wide Bay Branch Inc - $2,000; Upgrade of volunteer skills at Nanango - Nanango Junior Rugby League Club Inc - $2,000; School - club competition - Kilcoy District Tennis Association Incorporated - $2,000; Come and try recruitment - Blackbutt-Yarraman Junior Rugby League Football Club Inc - $3,000; Volunteer skills training development project for 2003 - Kingaroy Junior Rugby League Football Club Inc- $3,000; and Instructor training for pony club - Nanango Hack and Pony Club Inc - $3,000. 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