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L TENTH REPORT on the REGISTER of MEMBERS ) - J ~ - N r l TENTH REPORT ON THE REGISTER OF MEMBERS' INTERESTS Laid upon the Table of the House pursuant to the Resolution of the Legislative Assembly dated 27 November, 1990 and further Resolution dated 2 March, 1993 October 1998 2 REGISTER ATTWOOD, Julie (Mt Ommaney) 1. Shareholdings National Mutual Holdings Ltd. 2 2 6. Real Estate Interests Jindalee - residence, 721 m , joint with spouse; Greenslopes - investment, 620 m , 2 joint with spouse; Greenslopes - investment, 769 m , joint with spouse. 7. Liabilities Mortgages x 2 for investment properties - Queensland Professional Credit Union; car lease - AGC Finance. 9. Savings, Investments Savings alc - Professional Credit Union; Superannuation Fund alc - Credit Union Australia; Cash Management Call alc - CBA; Savings alc - Credit Union Australia; Cash Management Call alc - CBA 14. Memberships ALP; Australian Service Union; Victims of Crime Association; Centenary & District Chamber of Commerce; Centenary Riverfront Advisory Committee; Citizen's Against Road Slaughter; Endeavour Foundation. BARTON, Thomas A. (Waterford) 1. Shareholdings Prodigy Business Solutions Pty Ltd (1 of 3 shares). 2. Positions Held Prodigy Business Solutions Pty Ltd -director, business services and consulting. 2 6. Real Estate Interests The Gap - investment property, 582 m , 100% share; Edens Landing - land, 843 2 2 m , was to build private home, 50% share; Edens Landing - private home, 907 m , 50% share. 7. Liabilities Mortgage, investment house The Gap - CBA; Mortgage, land Goint with T Barton) ­ CBA; Hire purchase loan on car - CBA. 9. Savings, Investments Savings/cheque alcs, savings alc, savings investment alc and savings/cheque alc (with T Barton) - all CBA. 14. Memberships ALP (Qld); Australian ManUfacturing Workers Union; Industrial Relations Society of Qld (and Australia); International Industrial Relations Assoc; Tattersalls Club; Polo Club (Associate); Qld Cricketers Club; Numerous sporting and community organisations. BAUMANN, William F. (Albert) 1. Shareholdings DNB Investments - property. 3. Positions Held DNB Investments, Chief Executive Officer, investments. 4. Trusteeships Anstrong Pty Ltd, investments; Asset Corp. Pty Ltd, investments; Just Golden Pty Ltd, investments; Maree D'Amico, Leesa Birkback, Peter Baumann, and Daniel Baumann (Beneficiaries for all mentioned trust companies). 5. Partnership Interests WF&MA Baumann - investments, partnership with spouse. 6. Real Estate Interests Runaway Bay - residence, house block; Oxenford - factory, tenanted; Oxenford - vacant land, 1Yo acre; Coomera - rented house, 1/4 acre; Coomera­ vacant land, 1/4 acre; Coomera - vacant land, y" acre; Tabooba - farm, 650 acres; Upper Ormeau - farm, 75 acres - all joint partnership with wife. 7. Liabilities Overdraft facility - ANZ; HP alc - ESANDA. 9. Savings, Investments Savings, investment and trading alcs - ANZ; Trading alc - Wespac. 3 12. Other Income DNB Investments pty Ltd; WF&MA Baumann partnership 13. Other Assets Over $5,000 Farming, earthmoving and transport machinery 14. Memberships NPA (Qld); CITIA (Qld); Coomera River Aust Football Club; Oxenford/Hope Island Cricket Club; Beenleigh Chamber of Commerce; Coomera Chamber of Commerce. BEANLAND, Denver E. (Indooroopilly) 1. Shareholdings AMP Limited; David Jones; Telstra; NAB; Southcorp; CBA; Amcor; Westpac Banking Corp. 6. Real Estate Interests Indooroopilly - residence owned in freehold title; Gold Coast - unit, rental, owned jointly with spouse. 7. Liabilities Lease of motor vehicle 8. Debentures Taringa Soccer Club debentures 9. Savings, Investments Cheque & savings ales - NAB. 14. Memberships Liberal Party of Australia (Qld); Royal Automobile Club of Qld; Bankers Institute of Australia; Lions Club of Indooroopilly. BEATTIE, Peter D. (Brisbane Central) 1. Shareholdings Telstra (held in trust for children); BT Select Markets International Fund. 4. Trusteeships P & H Family Trust - investment (Heather Beattie [wife], Larissa, Denis and Matthew Beattie). 6. Real Estate Interests Wilston - residence, 32 perches, joint tenant; 8. Debentures MacQuarie Capital Plus Warrants; Two equity trusts with Bankers Trust. 9. Savings, Investments Trust S.I.A. ale (P & H Family Trust), joint Streamline ale, cheque ale - CBA; Suncorp ale (including cheque ale); CBA Mastercard; Balanced Fund and an International Share Fund - unit trusts of the Commonwealth Bank Financial Services. 10. Gifts Over $500 Gifts over $500 were received during 1998 election campaign by the Brisbane Central EEC of ALP and the ALP Office. These donations were not for me personally, but for the purpose of the campaign. Donations included a return economy class airfare for my wife and children to Cairns for the launch of ALP Family Policy donated by Zenith Travel. Departed Brisbane 30 May 1998 on QF638/ departed Cairns 31 May 1998 on QF637.. 11. Sponsored Hospitality MIM - use of overnight accommodation in Mt Isa for recent visit - all local accommodation fUlly booked. 12. Other Income Owner of copyright in a book - "In the Arena" published by Boolarong. Owner of copyright in a book - "The Year of the Dangerous Ones". 13. Other Assets Over $5,000 Personal library - estimated at over $5,000 (approx.). 14. Memberships ALP; Qld Railway Employees Union; Bowls Club in New Farm and Grange; Chinese Business Assoc; Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance; The Thirty Club; The Society of St Andrew of Scotland; Queensland Association of Mental Health; Paddington Workers' Club (Honorary Foundation Member); Herston/Kelvin Grove Residents Action Group; Chinatown and The Valley Malls Advisory Committee; 139 Club (drop-in centre for the homeless); Australasian Study of Parliament Group 4 - Formation of a Brisbane Chapter; President - Australia Day Council Queensland; Surf Life Saving Queensland (Vice-Patron); The English Speaking Union (Queensland Branch) (Vice-president); Former Parliamentary Members' Association (Patron); The Queensland Association of School Awareness Inc (patron); Multiplex Variety Club Splash (Patron); Member of Advisory Council of Second Chance Foundation; Greek Club; Queensland Rugby League Club Inc; Qld Law Society; New Farm Neighbourhood Centre; New FarmlTeneriffe Residents Assoc. BLACK, Harry. (Whitsunday) 1. Shareholdings Colonial 5. Partnership Interests Blackies Produce & Rural Supplies, produce and rural suppliers, % share. 6. Real Estate Interests Bloomsbury - 80 acres, grazing and mango production, 1/3 share; Bloomsbury­ 1089 acres, grazing, 1/5 share. 7. Liabilities Lease of vehicle - Nissan Finance; Hire purchase of vehicle - Esanda Finance; Bank Overdraft - ANZ. 9. Savings, Investments Cheque alcs - ANZ 13. Other Assets Over $5,000 cattle 14. Memberships Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party; Rotary Club of Proserpine. BLIGH, Anna M. (South Brisbane) 6. Real Estate Interests Highgate Hill - residence, 3 bedroom, joint tenant; Woolloongabba - rented, 3 bedroom, joint tenant; West End - 3 bedroom townhouse rented, joint tenant. 7. Liabilities Mortgage on houses and townhouse - CBA; Personal loan - CBA. 9. Savings, Investments Savings alcs x 2, - Professional Credit; Cheque alc x 2 - CBA; Savings alcs x 2 ­ CBA. 12. Other Income Rent from rentals (House & townhouse) 14. Memberships ALP; Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation; Queensland Marathon & Road Runners Club; Australian Services Union; Emily's List Australia; Epilepsy Association Queensland. BORBIDGE, Robert E. (Surfers Paradise) 1. Shareholdings Colonial Ltd 3. Beneficial Interests CML Insurance - life insurance, dependent children are beneficiaries. 6. Real Estate Interests Robina - residence, 1/4 acre, 50% share. 7. Liabilities Mortgage & trading alc - Westpac Bank 9. Savings, Investments Trustee for account of dependent children Westpac Bank. 14. Memberships NPA (Qld); Friends of All Saints Friends of the Centre; Australia America Assoc.; Australia Britain Society; Gold Coast Italo Club; Commonwealth Parliamentary Assoc.; Brisbane Club; Tattersalls Club. BOYLE, Desley (Cairns) 1. Shareholdings Desley Boyle & Associates pty Ltd; Mealsea pty Ltd. 5 2. Positions Held Desley Boyle & Associates Pty Ltd, Director/Secretary, Psychological services; Mealsea Pty Ltd, Director/Secretary, dormant company acts as trustee for Dunn. 3. Beneficial Interests Dunn Family Trust, investments, discretionary beneficiary. 4. Trusteeships Dunn Family Trust, investments, James William Dunn, Desley Jennie Dunn, Rachelle Elizabeth Boyle, Jacob Phillip Boyle, Charlotte Victoria Boyle, Richard Dunn. 2 2 6. Real Estate Interests Cairns - 800 m , residence, fUlly owned; Cairns· 2 x investment units, 90 m , fully owned. 7. Liabilities Remainder of loan monies - Mealsea pty Ltd; Personal loan - James William Dunn (father). 9. Savings, Investments Streamline cheque alc - Commonwealth Bank; Savings alc - Suncorp BUilding Society; Savings alc - Northern Building Society. 12. Other Income Rent from investment units 14. Memberships ALP; Australian Psychological Society; Australian Society of Hypnosis. BRADDY, Paul J. (Kedron) 9. Savings, Investments Trading alc - NAB; Investment/savings alc· NAB; SaVings alc - Qld Professional Credit Union; Savings alc - ANZ. 11. Sponsored Hospitality Chairman's Lounge Qantas, airline travel lounge facilities; SPSF (Q), 1 night hotel accommodation when guest speaker at unions seminar/conference as Shadow Minister. 14. Memberships ALP; Tattersalls Club; Irish Club. BREDHAUER, Stephen D. (Cook) 2 6. Real Estate Interests Mooroobool - investment property, 800 m , sole owner; Brinsmead - investment 2 property,
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