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Subject: "_Fwd"_: "_Follow"_-" _up"_ and "_Local"_"_Network"_" _Credits"_

From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 2 February 2016 05:47:15 PM AEST

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From: David Shankey Date: 2 February 2016 at 4:50:50 PM AEST To: Mark Bailey Subject: FW: Follow-up and Local Network Credits

From: Reece Turner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, 2 February 2016 1:23 PM To: David Shankey Subject: Re: Follow-up and Local Network Credits

Apologies for the delay David,

We have identified the need to include more information (postcodes, residential addresses) from petition signatures and are currently resolving this.

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I also look forward to your views on the Local Network Credits proposal.

Regards,

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On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 4:06 PM, David Shankey wrote:

Thanks Reece, I will have a read.

I was just going through the petition and noticed that there is no email addresses attached. Formal petitions in Queensland require a return address of signatories, are you able to resend?

David

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Hi David, Paul,

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 2 of 219 Good to meet with you yesterday. I hope we conveyed to you that Solar Citizens, whilst born out of protecting the legacy feed-in tariffs that helped kick-start rooftop solar in Australia, we're now more broadly focussed on a fair go for solar across a range of issues and are looking to support policies that help enable solar to grow as part of the inevitable energy transition.

To that end we'll continue to take a particular interest not only in the range of positive election policies the Palaszczuk Govt has committed to (Solar auction, 50% by 2030, 1 M Solar Rooftops, Fair FiT) but also any changes to tariff pricing structures that have the potential to negate any benefits to solar from a "fair'' FiT by leading to higher fixed costs.

As promised I've provided some information below about the proposed rule change currently with the AEMC concerning Local Network Credits for distributed generation. This is an exciting field and if successful would help the business cases for community and commercial solar. As a leading advocate of solar power, it would be great to see the OLD Government take an interest in this area with a submission to the AEMC rule change and look into ways to support its implementation.

Kind Regards,

Reece Turner

Consumer Campaigner Solar Citizens

Local Network Credits - Helping to share the benefits of Solar more broadly

• Research into the network benefits of distributed energy such as solar rooftops is limited in Australia. However, in many instances rooftop PV helps ease network constraints and thereby potential costs by distributing electricity over a shorter distance from generation to consumption. These benefits are not currently reflected in electricity pricing. • The concept of Local network credits are reduced network tariffs for electricity generation used within a defined local network area. • This recognises that the generator is using only part of the electricity network and reduces the network charge accordingly. • The rationale for a local network charge is to address inequitable network charges levied on a generator/consumer pair; disincentivise Releasedduplication of infra stunderructure (private RTI wires) setAct up to avoid- TMR network charges altogether; and maintain use of the electricity network • The City of Sydney, Total Environment Centre, and the Property Council of Australia have submitted a rule change to the AEMC. • The rule change request is for distribution network service providers to calcu late the long-term economic ben efits that embedded generators provide to distribution and transmission networks, and pay embedded generators a local generation network credit that reflects those estimated long-term benefits.

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 3 of 219 j • The AEMC has published a consultation paper to facilitate public discussion on the issues raised by the rule change request. Submissions on the rule change request are due by 4 February 2016. • AEMC consultation paper and submission page: http://www.aemc.qov.au/Rule Changes/Local-Generation-Network-Credits# • The Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney is undertaking research into calculating LNCs which involves trials with some networks https://m.uts.edu.au/sites/default/files/LNCVNM%20B uildin g%20a%20Level%20Playing%20Field%20FINAL%20v 1.pdf

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"Could I also suggest to Main Roads and Road Safety Minister, Mark Bailey that perhaps when auditing the rest areas they make it a mandatory on the spot fine of $600 for any vehicles other than trucks that are parked in "Truck Only" parking bays - particularly during public and school holidays. Toilets and rubbish bins should also be the minimum requirement when expecting someone to spend up to 7 hrs in the one spot without being allowed to legally move should nature call." Prime Mover Magazine

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 16 February 2016, 12:29:25 pm AEST

No probs!

From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, 16 February 2016 12:21 PM To: Tam van Alphen Subject: Linked In Query

Sch 4 CTPI mentioned you in an update

Hey Tam. .. Could we get a response to this from the dept please? Thxl M

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Subject: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Monday, 22 February 2016, 20:13

Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

I am currently in Canberra talking national radioactive waste for two days in my capacity as a member of the Dept oflndustry's Independent Advisory Panel and wanted to advise re a set of conversations that happened today.

When the b'crats were discussing respective sites I asked re their response to the Qld Govts clear rejection of the federal plan: they said that they while they were aware of letters sent to concerned people near the proposed site these were signed by a staffer not the M inister, that the Feds have not received any letter from the Qld Govt formally calling for the withdrawal of the site and that in discussions between Minister Frydenberg and Premier Palaszcuk / Minister Lynham these two conveyed that while the Qld Govt was opposed they saw this as a Commonwealth matter.

I raised the issue of the state plebiscite and they responded that there was no pre-determined timeline or terms of reference and 'plenty of flexibility' for the state government re this.

In short they seem to be thinking that Qld Labor will blink - and I think the no facility message needs to be clearly re-sent to the Feds.

On a separate matter I also saw Greens Senator and national nuclear spokes Scott Ludlam - he will be in Brisbane for a Senate Inquiry on Thursday 10 March. I asked if he knew you - he doesn't but would be keen to meet re this issue. He would be available for an early breakfast meeting if that worked for you - if this sounds ok let's know and I will do a more procedurally proper introduction ......

Happy to discuss any and all.

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Subject: RE: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Monday, 22 February 2016, 20:55

Super Bailey San

From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, February 22, 2016 9:21 PM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

Leave it with me Dave. Will see what I can organise. Would be up for brekkie with Scott L for sure. Will be about so I'll put a hold on the diary that morn. M

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Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

When the b'crats were discussing respective sites I asked re their response to the Qld Govts clear rejection of the federal plan: they said that they while they were aware of letters sent to concerned people near the proposed site these were signed by a staffer not the Minister, that the Feds have not received any letter from the Qld Govt formally calling for the withdrawal of the site and that in discussions between Minister Frydenberg and Premier Palaszcuk / Minister Lynham these two conveyed that while the Qld Govt was opposed they saw this as a Commonwealth matter. Released under RTI Act - TMR I raised the issue of the state plebiscite and they responded that there was no pre-determined timeline or terms of reference and 'plenty of flexibility' for the state government re this.

In short they seem to be thinking that Qld Labor will blink - and I think the no facility message needs to be clearly re-sent to the Feds.

about:blank 1/3 135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 92 of 219 3/14/2018 Print On a separate matter I also saw Greens Senator and national nuclear spokes Scott Ludlam - he will be in Brisbane for a Senate Inquiry on Thursday 10 March. I asked if he knew you - he doesn't but would be keen to meet re this issue. He would be available for an early breakfast meeting if that worked for you - if this sounds ok let's know and I will do a more procedurally proper introduction ......

Happy to discuss any and all.

Dave

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Subject: Introducing Mark Bailey and Scott Ludlam

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Cc: scottludlam Sch 4 CTPI

Date: Monday, 22 February 2016, 21:10

Greetings Mark,

re our earlier discussion about a breakfast meeting re the National Radioactive Waste Management Project with Australian Greens nuclear spokesperson Senator Scott Ludlam in Brisbane on Thursday 10 March.

I write to introduce you two fine folk who share a keen interest in this process and wider nuclear issues and to provide contact details so that you can best organise a convenient meeting place and time.

Mark - Scott is available on the above email or on NR and Scott, Mark as above or on NR .

Solidarity and best wishes,

Dave

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Subject: FW: Mediaportal Alert - Floods Class Action

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Date: Tuesday, 23 February 2016, 9:39

-----Original Message---- From: Jade Thompson Sent: Tuesday, 23 February 2016 9: IO AM To: Cameron Scott; Andrew Watson; Murray Watt; Rodney Hodgson; Rebecca Gilsenan; Ben Hubbard Subject: FW: Mediaportal A lert - Floods Class Action

See below, Hedley went on late last night with Steve Price re his floods story.

Seems it's a regular spot.

I will get the audio however so we know what was said, particularly if he's made any defamatory remarks.

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- 22 Feb 2016 10:1 3PM - AM Radio: 2GB, Sydney, Night Time, Steve Price

Continuing Regular Segment: Discussion with Hedley Thomas, journalist, The Australian. Price and Thomas talk about a story on The Australian about the relationship between Qld Water Supply M inister Mark Bailey and a senior associate of Maurice B lackburn, Vavaa Mawuli, not being disclosed to the firm's 5500 clients in relation to the 2011 floods. Thomas says Premier Anastasia Palaszczuk reacted by releasing confidential advice that she and Bailey received from the Qld Integrity Commissioner. Thomas says Bailey has indicated that he stood aside from dealing w ith any of the flood-related matters. Thomas adds a special adviser to the firm and their clients, former High Court judge Ian Callinan, was not told about it by the firm until theReleased relationship was goin gunder on more than threeRTI mo nthActs. [cont] - TMR

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From: denise.spinks Sch 4 CTPI (denise.spinks Sch 4 CTPI

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Date: Tuesday, 23 February 2016, 11 :14

Part Exempt Sch.3(6)(c)(i) Infringe the privileges of Parliament

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 23 February 2016, 6:21:26 pm AEST

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From: Tim Shipstone Date: 23 February 2016 at 5:58:06 PM AEST To: Mark Bailey Cc: Denise Spinks , David Shankey , Tam van Alphen , Amy Hunter , Kate Griffiths Subject: FW: Ch 10

From: Media Reporters [mailto:mediareporters@ premiers.~ld.gov.au] Sent: Tuesday, 23 February 2016 5:54 PM To: Tim Shipstone ; External - Media Reporters Subject: RE: Ch 10

Hi Tim,

Please find the requested clip available via the link below.

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Mark Bailey, I don't understand the policy reason that requires a cyclist to have a bell on their bike. I am sure my voice would work better than a bell. The police are making no friends by issuing fines for this "offence"

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Friday, 26 February 2016 12:37:29 PM AEST

Yes are doing a media release.

> On 26 Feb 2016, at 12:35 PM, Mark Bailey wrote: > > http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/electricity-prices-set-to-rise-as-energy-regulator-loses challenge/news-story/397e80b0d 189d6abdded31264b7b1 eb0 > > > Sent from my iPhone This email, together with any attachments, is intended for the named recipient(s) only; and may contain privileged and confidential information. If received in error, you are asked to inform the sender as quickly as possible and delete this email and any copies of this from your computer system network.

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Friday, 26 February 2016 12:45:09 PM AEST

It is behind paywall - will get from tim.

Looks good tho! Treasurer wont' be happy :)

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Subject: RE: Introducing Mark Bailey and Scott Ludlam

From: Cowcher, Trish (Sen S. Ludlam) ([email protected])

To: [email protected]; [email protected];

Date: Tuesday, 1 March 2016, 18:42

Hello Mark

Scott asked me to contact you regarding a possible meeting on Thursday I 0th March in the morning.

He is at a Senate hearing and only available for an early meeting as his hearing sta1ts at 8.30. The hearing is at the Hotel Grand Chancell or 23 Leichhardt St, Brisbane, so near that venue would suit him best.

Can you let me now if you are free at this time please?

Regards

Trish

Trish Cowcher

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Office of Senator Scott Ludlam

Deputy Leader Australian Greens

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Greetings Mark,

Mark - Scott is available on the above email or on NR and Scott, Mark as above or on NR

Solidarity and best wishes,

Dave

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] k Date: Thursday, 3 March 2016 02:02:19 PM AEST

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Begin forwarded message:

From: Tim Shipstone Date: 3 March 2016 at 1 :56:01 PM AEST To: Mark Bailey , Denise Spinks Cc: Kirby Anderson , Amy Hunter Subject: Fwd: Re:

All seems pretty answerable

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From: "Passmore, Daryl" Date: 3 March 2016 at 1:52:35 PM AEST To: Tim Shipstone Subject: Re:

Cheers.

1. How long since the minister owned/drove a car?

2. What transport does he regularly use?

3. How can he genuinely understand/share the concerns of motorists over petrol prices?

4. The LNP (Scott Emerson) says yesterday's undertaking by the minister to look at what can be done on price signage represents a backdown, having earlier told ABC that changing boards wouldn't reduce prices. Your comment please?

5. LNP says Labor abandoned a clear well-thought-out policy developed by theReleased LNP on price boards? under RTI Act - TMR 6. Scott Emerson says the LNP was locked out of yesterday's roundtable?

Thanks Daryl

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Thanks, Tim

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Hi, Are we going to be able to have a chat, or do you need questions? Daryl

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Subject: RE: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

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Date: Thursday, 3 March 2016, 11 :23

Thanks Mark - appreciated.

In some ways things have moved on a bit since I sent this note - in key ones they stay the same.

I have just spent the last two days in Canberra facilitating community representatives from all six sites under consideration (inc Oman Arna) meeting politicians and the Department.

The clear sense that I gained is that the Feds continue to think the Qld Govt will blink - that they will say 'we wouldn't do it and don't support it but it is Canberra's decision'.

They are also heav ily pushing the Qld site in conversations and remain pretty positive and keen re taking it further.

I am very pleased that Minister Lynham has directly written to the Feds.

However I have also been read a recent letter from Min Lynham to some people in Oman Arna where he states that he has written to the Feds and conveyed that Qld is opposed, however this is a federal not state facility - he then referred correspondence on to Cameron Dick as Health ..... in short Mark it was not a source of much confidence or comfort.

As we have discussed earlier the Qld legislation would trigger a plebiscite should Canberra seek to advance this facil ity plan - I really think a strong Qld letter citing a commitment to this course of action would make a serious impact in Canberra - possibly as a formal state govt response to the public comment period that closes on March 11? (see http://radioactivewaste.gov.auD Released under RTI Act - TMR

Appreciate your efforts and the line of communication.

Solidarity and best on this twentieth anniversary of continuing resistance ....

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From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, March 3, 2016 10:45 AM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

Hi Dave ... Getting back to on this after huge week just passed. Just spoke with Min Lynham and he was clear he has written to Feds himself, not a staffer, and it was categorical. He's chasing up the letter now for me and I will send it on . .. M

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On 22 Feb 2016, at 8:12 PM, Dave Sweeney wrote:

Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

I am currently in Canberra talking nati onal radioactive waste for two days in my capacity as a member of the Dept of Industry's Independent Advisory Panel and wanted to advise re a set of conversations that happened today.

When the b'crats were discussing respective sites I asked re their response to the Qld Govts clear rejection of the federal plan: they said that they while they were aware of letters sent to concerned people near the proposed site these were signed by a staffer not the Minister, that the Feds have not received any letter from the Qld Govt formally calling for the withdrawal of the site and that in discussions between Minister Frydenberg and Premier Palaszcuk / Minister Lynham these two conveyed that while the Qld Govt was opposed they saw this as a Commonwealth matter.

I raised the issue of the state plebiscite and they responded that there was no pre-determined timeline or terms of reference and ' plenty of flexibili ty' for the state government re this.

In short they seeReleasedm to be thinking that Qldunder Labor will RTIblink - and Act I think -the TMR no facility message needs to be clearly re-sent to the Feds.

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Happy to discuss any and all.

Dave

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Subject: Re: Feds response to Qld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

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Thanks Mark - appreciated.

In some ways things have moved on a bit since I sent this note - in key ones they stay the same.

I have just spent the last two days in Canberra facilitating community representatives from all six sites under consideration (inc Oman Arna) meeting politicians and the Department.

The clear sense that I gained is that the Feds continue to think the Qld Govt will blink - that they will say 'we wouldn't do it and don't support it but it is Canberra's decision'.

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135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 123 of 219 3/14/2018 Print As we have discussed earlier the Qld legislation would trigger a plebiscite should Canberra seek to advance this facility plan - I really think a strong Qld letter citing a commitment to this course of action would make a serious impact in Canberra - possibly as a formal state govt response to the public comment period that closes on March 11? (see http://radioactivewaste.gov.auD

Appreciate your efforts and the line of communication.

Solidarity and best on this twentieth anniversary of continuing resistance ....

Dave

From: Mark Bailey [ma i1 to:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, March 3, 2016 I 0:45 AM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: Feds response to Q ld Labor position on national radioactive waste plan

Hi Dave ... Getting back to on this after huge week just passed. Just spoke with M in Lynham and he was clear he has written to Feds himself, not a staffer, and it was categorical. He's chasing up the letter now for me and I will send it on... M

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Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

I am currently in Canberra talking national radioactive waste for two days in my capacity as a member of the Dept of Industry's Independent Advisory Panel and wanted to advise re a set of conversations thatReleased happened today. under RTI Act - TMR

When the b'crats were discussing respective sites I asked re their response to the Qld Govts clear rejection of the federal plan: they said that they while they were aware of letters sent to concerned people near the proposed site these were signed by a staffer not the Minister, that the Feds have not received any letter from the Qld Govt formally calling for the withdrawal of the site and that in discussions between M inister Frydenberg and Premier Palaszcuk / Minister Lynham these two conveyed that while the Qld Govt was opposed they saw this as a Commonwealth matter. about:blank 2/5

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I raised the issue of the state plebiscite and they responded that there was no pre-determined time line or terms of reference and 'plenty of flexibility' for the state government re th is.

In short they seem to be thinking that Qld Labor will blink - and I think the no faci lity message needs to be clearly re-sent to the Feds.

On a separate matter I also saw Greens Senator and national nuclear spokes Scott Ludlam - he will be in Brisbane for a Senate Inquiry on Thursday l OMarch. I asked if he knew you - he doesn't but would be keen to meet re this issue. He would be available for an early breakfast meeting if that worked for you - if this sounds ok let's know and I will do a more procedurally proper introduction ......

Happy to discuss any and all.

Dave

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Subject: FYI: Letter Lynham's office of 1 Mar 16

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Thursday, 3 March 2016, 18:24

Hi Mark - please find attached correspondence fy eyes and info.

As you can see the last sentence of paragraph two hardly gives confidence and is not consistent with the state legislation.

This tone echo's the feedback I have been getting from the Canberra end re how they view the Qld govts position - blink.

I appreciate portfolios, realpol and constraints and don't expect CavalrySan but would welcome anything that might be possible - and any thoughts re how unhappy locals might best direct their state concerns.

And just to be clear - from my view our line of communication is ours and private - it goes no further than me....

Solidarity and best,

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Subject: Fwd: QLS calls for common law rights to be kept as part of NIIS

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Queensland Law Society president Bill Potts says a report highlighting design flaws in the National Disability lnsw-ance Scheme should serve as a warning to Queensland as it decides on a model to implement the National Injw-y lnsw-ance Scheme.

"The N[[S is a safety net for some of society's most vulnerable people, those catastrophically injured in car accidents," Mr Potts said.

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135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 142 of 219 3/15/2018 Print "It will fail these people if it is implemented in a way that cannot be sustainably funded or if it strips them of the dignity and their right of choice."

Details of defects in the NDIS were revealed in a report in The Australian Newspaper on Friday.

Mr Potts said that one of the options being considered by the government is a NBS which takes away the common law rights of victims and forces them into the scheme dictating their care needs.

"Catastrophically injured people deserve choice about their care and where they live," he said.

"A NHS model which doesn't have the choice of common law for care denies injured people the funds to set themselves up where and in a way that is best for them."

Mr Potts said removing common law rights has proved disastrous in other jurisdictions.

"New Zealand did this with their accident scheme, and it only survives by regular - and massive - injections of taxpayer money," he said

"South Australia removed common law rights in a similar workplace related scheme and it went into rapid financial decline.

"Bringing common law back was a key part of making it financially viable again."

Mr Potts said the model of implementing the scheme in Queensland should be one which best allows an injured person to retain their dignity and have the most choice about their lives.

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Dog fighting

The Palaszczuk Government has no tolerance for any form of animal cruelty.

We have already shown, with the prosecutions arising from the Task Force/RSPCA investigation into cruel practices in the greyhound racing industry, that we can effectively tackle these issues.

We are also introducing legislation to stamp out puppy farms.

We are determined to stop the callous and cruel exploitation of animals.

Dog fighting is barbaric and reprehensible.

Under current legislation anyone who takes part in an organised dog fight, even by simply attending one, can go to jail for a year.

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M1 Southern Upgrade (Varsity Lakes to Mudgeeraba)

The M1 is part of the National Land Transport Network, for which the Australian Government has primary funding responsibility. Any upgrade of the M1 is subject to a joint 80:20 funding arrangement between the State and Federal Government. Just as the Federal Government has committed to upgrade the M1 on an 80:20 basis across the border in New South Wales. This is consistent with 80:20 funding elsewhere in Queensland such as, the Gateway Upgrade North project, the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing, the Bruce Highway and the Warrego. A final business case for the upgrade was submitted to the Federal Government in February The Turnbull Government has all the documentation they need to make a funding decision on the M1. The Turnbull Government should stop taking Gold Coast motorists for granted.

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SEQ Cross River Rail project With South East Queensland’s population set to grow to 4.9 million by 2036, Cross River Rail is the state’s number one infrastructure project.

The Palaszczuk Government is determined to ensure this critical infrastructure project gets the green light, and has announced it will establish a delivery authority to ensure the project is no longer hostage to political point scoring.

We want every level of government to have a seat at the table to support the delivery of this vital transport infrastructure so that our transport network will have capacity to meet growing demand for services into the future.

But the Government also understands that we need to explore innovative funding models and partnerships to ensure this critical infrastructure project can be delivered.

As the business case gets developed the full host of value sharing options will be discussed and delivered.

Over the next 20 years rail demand in SEQ will increase threefold which is why we need to build Cross River Rail to boost networkReleased capacity under in our RTI region Act and - addressTMR capacity constraints identified in the Australian Infrastructure Audit.

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Cross River Rail will benefit every commuter in the south east corner from Gympie North to the Gold Coast and will ensure we can increase services on the entire SEQ rail network during our busiest times and minimise overcrowding on platforms and trains.

The Palaszczuk Government wants to see Cross River Rail built and will establish a delivery authority to ensure the project cannot continue to be kicked around like a political football.

The former LNP Government blew $85 million on their fantasy BaT tunnel project and they walked away from more than $715 million in funding on offer from the Federal Government which would have enabled this project to start years ago.

Background  On Thursday 7 April the Acting Premier and Minister for Transport unveiled the new 10.2 kilometre Cross River Rail alignment and plans to establish a Delivery Authority.  A delivery authority council would all partners – including private capital – to invest together and build Cross River Rail.  Over 100 design and alignment options have been investigated as possible solutions to ease rail congestion, culminating in Cross River Rail being the preferred solution. The new Cross River Rail design provides superior capacity and connectivity to the north and south, as well as opportunities for future expansion of the SEQ rail network. With a shorter route, fewer construction impacts and fewer operational risks, Cross River Rail is also the most cost effective solution.  The DepartmentReleased of Transport under and MainRTI Roads Act is - currently TMR proceeding with the preliminary evaluation stage for the project. Building Queensland is leading the development of the business case.  The updated business case based on the new alignment would be completed in mid-2016.

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TAIHATIAN PRINCE -- MOREHU-BARLOW Recovery action continues to be monitored by the appropriate agencies in Queensland in relation to Joel Morehu Barlow. I make no further comment on this matter.

BACKGROUND: Morehu-Barlow is eligible to apply for parole release from December. This does not mean he will necessarily be granted parole from this date and he will need to apply to the Parole Board as per the usual process. Agencies (including CCC and Public Trustee Qld and ODPP) are continuing to monitor recovery action in relation to Morehu-Barlow, believed to be more than $8 million outstanding.

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VET SECTOR MEETS SKILLS DEMANDS IN QLD The Palaszczuk Government aligns state training funds, including funds received under the National Partnership, with areas of skills shortages through its demand-driven VET Investment Plan and Queensland Training Subsidies list.

The Subsidies List is periodically revised to reflect changes in industry skills demands and areas of identified skill shortages.

The Palaszczuk Government has recently established Jobs Queensland to provide advice on areas of particular training and skilling need.

We are, however, seriously concerned about future federal funding.

The Federal budget is expected to have zero dollars allocated from 2017, due to the Turnbull government not commencing negotiations for the next national partnership agreement that expires in June, 2017.”

BACKGROUND: The Australian is writing a piece on VET sector courses meeting industry demand.

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TOOWOOMBA SOUTH BY-ELECTION At the moment, Mr McVeigh remains the member for Toowoomba South. Should he resign the seat, the timing of the by-election would be a matter for the governor if Parliament is not sitting and the Speaker if Parliament is sitting.

BACKGROUND: McVeigh would have to resign once the Federal election is called, triggering a bi-election in Toowoomba South.

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ONE PUNCH CAN KILL WORKSHOPS

We made a commitment to ensure that every Year 12 student understands that one punch can kill.

Starting this school term, the Matthew Stanley Foundation and Queensland Homicide Victims Support Group will begin workshops in state schools.

We recognise that our schools have an important role to play – in partnership with parents – to help change community attitudes to violence.

These information sessions will educate our young people about the risks and dangers associated with alcohol-fuelled violence and that one punch can kill.

BACKGROUND:

We are investing more than $430,000 to roll-out the One Punch Can Kill information sessions in high schools in 2016.

The sessions will equip students with the skills they need to develop respectful and ethical relationships free of violence and engage in responsible decision making.

Our anti-violence program in Queensland state schools also includes:

 Respectful relationships education program from Prep to Year 12 made available to all schools; and

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Flu Vaccine

At the COAG meeting of Health Ministers in Perth last week, Queensland Health and Ambulance Services Minister Cameron Dick called for an independent inquiry into the supply and procurement of vaccinations in Australia. Vaccination is a critical public health issue. The current system of vaccination supply and procurement is a mix of federal and state responsibility across a range of programs. The Health Ministers also agreed to Queensland’s proposal that steps should be taken to co-ordinate the use and control of medicinal cannabis across state and territories. There has been a lot of movement in relation to medicinal cannabis both last year and this year. Mr Dick said it was important that state and territories work together, share information and where possible adopt a coordinated approach to this issue.

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Your CV and registration have been received and your profile created.

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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Wednesday, 13 April 2016 09:15:38 PM AEST

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From: Media Reporters Date: 13 April 2016 at 7:35:56 PM AEST Cc: Media Reporters Subject: Evening Media Summary (Complete) -Wed, 13 April 2016

Good evening. Please find the complete Evening Media Summary for Wed, 13 April 2016 attached and below.

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For any clips of the below stories, please contact [email protected]

Ten Eyewitness News Queensland 5:00pm (Ten Network)

1st Story: There are 'major' traffic delays on the Bruce Highway tonight. A crash has stopped traffic in both directions.

2nd Story: Clive Palmer has 'ridiculed' a recommendation he be investigated by the corporate watchdog over the collapse of Queensland Nickel. Palmer released documents that he says prove he did nothing wrong. According to the administrators' report- Palmer spent $5 million of the refinery's money on luxury cars. Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "if the money hadn't been taken out, there would have been another four or five years' worth of work opportunity". Palmer released the Queensland Nickel Joint Venture Agreement today. The Treasurer wants to sue Palmer and says, "we aren't, as a Government, going to let Clive Palmer get away with it". Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg says, "Mr Palmer claims great assets in a very, very verbose way. This would provide an opportunity to be able to test that and to see if he could be held personally accountable". Workers are waiting for the Federal Government to step in and pay their entitlements. Federal Employment Minister ReleasedMichaelia Cash says at $73 under million, 'this would RTI be the Actlargest claim - inTMR the history of the scheme'. Deputy Premier Jackie Trad says, "there are projects that are ready to go in Townsville like the Townsville Stadium that's just waiting for the Federal Government to make a commitment".

3rd Story: Lawyers for bank robber Brenden Abbott have lodged an appeal against plans to extradite him to Western Australia.

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 163 of 219 4th Story: A state by-election could be held next month following the resignation of Toowoomba South Member John McVeigh, who will run for the Federal seat of Groom. Mr McVeigh says, "can I say that it has been an absolute honour" and, "I've got a number of constituent matters to finalise and this timeframe of just over two and a half weeks allows me to do that very comprehensively". Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg says, "there can be no justifiable reason other than silly political games for the Premier to delay the calling of a by-election". Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "the calling of an election is the prerogative of the Premier". Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk returns from her trade mission to China this weekend. Ms Trad says, "quite clearly we are not interested in Queenslanders going back to the polls another time this year".

5th Story: The first of three Highgate Hill homes at the centre of heritage protection dispute has been torn down. The Queensland Heritage Council decided the houses didn't meet the threshold of heritage significance.

5th Story: The father of a murdered Melbourne toddler has spoken out, after the girl's mother was charged with her murder.

Others:

• Around 100 students have marched through Brisbane to protest the Turnbull Government's plan to slash University funding.

• Gold Coast City Council has plans to install pop-up urinals in Surfers Paradise. Some nightclub owners are opposed to the plan.

• Brisbane City Council is on the hunt for the official town crier.

• A pilot program in New South Wales will enable people at risk of abuse to find out if their partner has a history of violence.

Seven News Brisbane 6:00pm (Seven Network)

1st Story: Motorists are being warned to experience huge delays tonight after serious accidents on the Bruce Highway at Bells Creek near Caloundra and also on the Ipswich Motorway.

2nd Story: Drivers could pay an extra $80 on their vehicle registration to cover the cost of a new national insurance scheme for accident victims. The RACO has called on the Palaszczuk Government to put a three year freeze on the current fees. Compulsory Third Party insurance only kicks in for about half of all traffic accidents, so the Government wants to sign-up to the National Injury Insurance Scheme to fill the gap and support everyone injured or severely disabled in an accident. Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "Both options will come at a cost to Queensland motorists, but both options will of course cover motorists for lifetime care and support." MPs will vote on the proposal in Parliament next week.

3rd Story: The first of three historic homes at Highgate Hill has been demolished following the State Government's decision that they do not meet the criteria for heritage listing. The homes will make way for new luxury apartments.

4th Story: A Melbourne mother charged with murdering her 14 month old daughter was not in CourtReleased today because of mental underhealth issues. RTI Act - TMR

5th Story: Experts say the Australian 60 Minutes crew facing long prison terms over a bungled custody battle in Lebanon need to make a serious apology and admit they made a terrible mistake to Lebanese authorities.

5th Story: The lawyers of the 'Postcard Bandit' Brendon Abbott have lodged an application in the Supreme Court in an attempt to stop his extradition to Western Australia.

Others:

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 164 of 219 • High speed train travel between Brisbane and the Gold Coast could soon become a reality. An invitation has been extended to a Chinese train manufacturer to build the rail link. City officials support the idea, but getting the trains rolling would take more than a decade.

• Embattled Federal MP Clive Palmer says he is 'innocent' of claims of financial impropriety made against him in a report by Queensland Nickel administrators released yesterday. Mr Palmer issued two statements today stating that the report alleging he used Queensland Nickel to siphon off millions of dollars is nothing but a 'beat up'. Acting Premier Jackie Trad say' "It is our concern that the workers are well looked after, that all of their entitlements are covered and also that the Federal Government comes to the party in terms of the entitlement guarantee."

• Police are hunting two moped-riding bandits wanted over a bag-snatching spree on the Gold Coast. Tourism bosses are hoping it is not the start of a new trend in the area.

• Neighbours helped a couple escape unharmed from their burning home at Daisy Hill last night.

• The Weight Management Clinic at the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital is treating children as young as 18 months old who are overweight or obese. With one in four Queensland children now overweight, an intervention program that was run monthly is being extended to weekly services. The clinic has been operating for 11 months.

• A 'Go Queensland' report by the Courier-Mail and 7 News warns that congestion between the Gold Coast and Brisbane and from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast must be fixed if the state is to prosper. Demographer Bernard Salt says the South East Queensland population will never be able to build enough freeways to cope with congestion. Instead, Mr Salt says the regions must decentralise jobs to the Sunshine Coat, Gold Coast and Townsville, and urges the State Government to move some of its Departments north and south of Brisbane.

• An infant boy is being treated in the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital for a rare form of epilepsy, during which his seizures cause him to laugh or cry. Doctors know little about the illness.

Nine News Brisbane 6:00pm (Nine Network)

1st Story: The Bruce Highway is experiencing extremely heavy traffic in both directions after an earlier crash at Bells Creek.

2nd Story: Queensland could one day host three NRL grand finals. The deal between the NRL and New South Wales runs out in 2019 and there are upgrades to Sydney stadiums that could interfere with hosting a final. It's just 'wishful thinking' at the moment, but the Treasurer and the Sports Minister have indicated Queensland is interested. 3rd Story:Released Clive Palmer has branded under a 'damaging' reportRTI into QueenslandAct - Nickel TMR as a 'beat up', but workers have welcomed the revelations saying the 'truth is finally coming out'. Palmer allegedly bought luxury items with Nickel Refinery money. If the workers do get their entitlements through the Federal Government scheme, it will be the biggest in the scheme's history at more than $70 million. Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "We need the Federal Government to take all of the questioning, all of the ambiguity, all of the doubts out of the equation and work as hard and as fast as possible to get entitlements flowing back through to the workers." Trad was in Townsville to announce a $5 million construction project at James Cook University. Trad says, "we know that there are hundreds of workers who will

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 165 of 219 now be out of a job and we are doing everything we can as a State Government to stimulate the local economy". Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "very clearly though we aren't, as a Government, going to let Clive Palmer get away with it".

4th Story: The father of a 14 month old girl allegedly murdered by her mother has spoken.

5th Story: A man has escaped death by 'millimetres' after darting directly in front of a tram on the Gold Coast. Goldlinq has condemned the behaviour, saying it puts passengers at risk.

6th Story: The Transport Workers Union has responded angrily over the Government's decision to axe the trucking industry's pay tribunal.

Others:

• A Highgate Hill property at the centre of a community feud for six months has been knocked down. On Monday the Heritage Council deemed the home had little 'historic or aesthetic significance'.

• There are revelations the Princess Alexandra Hospital has postponed 13 operations this week. Hip replacement surgery waitlist patient Richard Sparks has contacted Health Minister Cameron Dick after his surgery was cancelled for a second time, but so far there has been no response. Nine News contacted the Health Minister's office but they were told it 'wasn't the health minister's job to schedule surgeries'.

• LNP MP John Mcveigh has resigned from Parliament to run for the Federal seat of Groom. Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg is 'eager' for a by election, which he hopes will be seen as a 'report card' form voters on Annastacia Palaszczuk's government. Springborg says, "there can be no justifiable reason other than silly political gains for the Premier to delay the calling of a by-election".

• Lawyers for 'postcard bandit' Brenden Abbott have launched a fresh bid for freedom, fighting his extradition to Western Australia.

• Federal Trade Minister Steve Ciobo is pushing ahead with discussions for a high speed rail network that would connect the Gold Coast with Brisbane. He plans on writing to the Premier and the Gold Coast Mayor seeking support.

• A man has been killed by a car while walking his dogs in Raceview this afternoon.

ABC News Queensland 7:00pm (ABc 1)

1st Story: A Lebanese Judge is considering whether to charge four members of an Australian 60 Minutes crew and a Brisbane mother over a botched mission to recover her children.

2nd Story: The Queensland Government says new laws will force Clive Palmer's companies to clean-up the Townsville nickel refinery. An administrators' report has identifiedReleased serious environmental concernsunder at the plant RTI and ta xActpayers could - TMRhave to pay tens of millions of dollars in workers' entitlements. Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "The Government has moved quickly to introduce legislation into the Queensland Parliament in terms of chain of responsibility to make sure those who are responsible for polluting and for contaminants actually clean them up."

3rd Story: A Melbourne Court has heard a mother accused of killing her 14 month old daughter on the weekend is 'mentally unwell'.

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 166 of 219 4th Story: Lawyers for the man dubbed 'the Postcard Bandit' have filed an application to stop his extradition from Brisbane to Perth.

5th Story: Voters in Toowoomba South may go to the polls if a by-election is triggered by the resignation of LNP MP John McVeigh. Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg says, "This would then ensure that a new Member for Toowoomba South could be in place in early to mid-June." Attorney-General Yvette D'Ath says, "That might suit the LNP to want to call a by-election in the middle of a Federal election."

6th Story: Queensland drivers could be asked to pay almost $80 a year more for car registration to fund better insurance cover for accident victims. The State Government wants Parliament to approve a funding model for the national scheme, which would provide lifetime care for serious crash victims. Treasurer Pitt says, "I think everyone would expect that we would have this kind of coverage for people suffering road trauma, those catastrophic injuries which will rely on them having lifelong care and support."

Others:

• The Gold Coast City Council is installing pop-up toilets in Surfers Paradise to discourage public urination.

• Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is heading to China tonight to join Australia's biggest ever trade delegation to capitalise the 'dining boom' - the consumption of quality produce.

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For any cl ips of the below stories, please contact mediareporters@ pre miers. qld.gov.au

Ten Eyewitness News Queensland 5:00pm {Ten Network)

1st Story: There are 'major' traffic delays on the Bruce Highway tonight. A crash has stopped traffic in both directions.

2nd Story: Clive Palmer has 'ridiculed' a recommendation he be investigated by the corporate watchdog over the collapse of Queensland Nickel. Palmer released documents that he says prove he did nothing wrong. According to the administrators' report- Palmer spent $5 million of the refinery's money on luxury cars. Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "if the money hadn't been taken out, there would have been another four or five years' worth of work opportunity". Palmer released the Queensland Nickel Joint Venture Agreement today. The Treasurer wants to sue Palmer and says, "we aren't, as a Government, going to let Clive Palmer get away with it". Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg says, "Mr Palmer claims great assets in a very, very verbose way. This would provide an opportunity to be able to test that and to see if he could be held personally accountable". Workers are waiting for the Federal Government to step in and pay their entitlements. Federal Employment Minister Michaelia Cash says at $73 million, 'this would be the largest claim in the history of the scheme'. Deputy Premier Jackie Trad says, "there are projects that are ready to go in Townsville like the Townsville Stadium that's just waiting for the Federal Government to make a commitment".

3 rd Story: Lawyers for bank robber Brenden Abbott have lodged an appeal against plans to extradite him to Western Australia.

4th Story: A state by-election could be held next month following the resignation of Toowoomba South Member John McVeigh, who will run for the Federal seat of Groom. Mr McVeigh says, "can I say that it has been an absolute honour" and, "I've got a number of constituent matters to finalise and this timeframe of just over two and a half weeks allows me to do that very comprehensively". Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg says, "there can be no justifiable reason other than silly political games for the Premier to delay the calling of a by-election". Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "the calling of an election is the prerogative of the Premier". Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk returns from her trade mission to China this weekend. Ms Trad says, "quite clearly we are not interested in Queenslanders going back to the polls another time this year".

6th Story: The father of a murdered Melbourne toddler has spoken out, after the girl's mother was charged with her murder. Others:

• Around 100 students have marched through Brisbane to protest the Turnbull Government's plan to slash University funding.

• Gold Coast City Council has plans to install pop-up urinals in Surfers Paradise. Some nightclubReleased owners are opposed to under the plan. RTI Act - TMR • Brisbane City Council is on the hunt for the official town crier.

• A pilot program in New South Wales will enable people at risk of abuse to find out if their partner has a history of violence.

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Seven News Brisbane 6:00pm (Seven Network) 1st Story: Motorists are being warned to experience huge delays tonight after serious accidents on the Bruce Highway at Bells Creek near Caloundra and also on the Ipswich Motorway. 2 nd Story: Drivers could pay an extra $80 on their vehicle registration to cover the cost of a new national insurance scheme for accident victims. The RACQ has ca lled on the Palaszczuk Government to put a three year freeze on the current fees. Compulsory Third Party insurance only kicks in for about half of all traffic accidents, so the Government wants to sign-up to the National Injury Insurance Scheme to fill the gap and support everyone injured or severely disabled in an accident. Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "Both options will come at a cost to Queensland motorists, but both options will of course cover motorists for lifetime care and support." MPs will vote on the proposal in Parliament next week. 3rd Story: The first of three historic homes at Highgate Hill has been demolished following the State Government's decision that they do not meet the criteria for heritage listing. The homes will make way for new luxury apartments. 4th Story: A Melbourne mother charged with murdering her 14 month old daughter was not in Court today because of mental health issues. 5th Story: Experts say the Australian 60 Minutes crew facing long prison terms over a bungled custody battle in Lebanon need to make a serious apology and admit they made a terrible mistake to Lebanese authorities. 6th Story: The lawyers of the 'Postcard Band it' Brendon Abbott have lodged an application in the Supreme Court in an attempt to stop his extradition to Western Australia.

Others:

• High speed train travel between Brisbane and the Gold Coast could soon become a reality. An invitation has been extended to a Chinese train manufacturer to build the rail link. City officials support the idea, but getting the trains rolling would take more than a decade.

• Embattled Federal MP Clive Palmer says he is 'innocent' of claims of financial impropriety made against him in a report by Queensland Nickel administrators re leased yesterday. Mr Palmer issued two statements today stating that the report alleging he used Queensland Nickel to siphon off millions of dollars is nothing but a 'beat up'. Acting Premier Jackie Trad say' "It is our concern that the workers are well looked after, that all of their entitlements are covered and also that the Federal Government comes to the party in terms of the entitlement guarantee."

• Police are hunting two moped-riding bandits wanted over a bag-snatching spree on the Gold Coast. Tourism bosses are hoping it is not the start of a new trend in the area.

• Neighbours helped a couple escape unharmed from their burning home at Daisy Hill last night.

• A 'Go Queensland' report by the Courier-Mai/ and 7 News warns that congestion between the Gold Coast and Brisbane and from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast must be fixed if the state is to prosper. Demographer Bernard Sa lt says the South East Queensland population will never be able to build enough freeways to cope with congestion. Instead, Mr Sa lt says

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the regions must decentralise jobs to the Sunshine Coat, Gold Coast and Townsville, and urges the State Government to move some of its Departments north and south of Brisbane.

• An infant boy is being treated in the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital for a rare form of epilepsy, during which his seizures cause him to laugh or cry. Doctors know little about the illness.

Nine News Brisbane 6:00pm (Nine Network)

1st Story: The Bruce Highway is experiencing extremely heavy traffic in both directions after an earlier crash at Bells Creek. 2nd Story: Queensland could one day host three NRL grand finals. The deal between the NRL and New South Wales runs out in 2019 and there are upgrades to Sydney stadiums that could interfere with hosting a final. It's just 'wishful thinking' at the moment, but the Treasurer and the Sports Minister have indicated Queensland is interested.

3rd Story: Clive Palmer has branded a 'damaging' report into Queensland Nickel as a 'beat up', but workers have welcomed t he revelations saying the 'truth is finally coming out'. Palmer allegedly bought luxury items with Nickel Refinery money. If the workers do get their entitlements through the Federal Government scheme, it will be the biggest in the scheme's history at more than $70 million. Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "We need the Federa l Government to take all of the questioning, all of the ambiguity, all of the doubts out of the equation and work as hard and as fast as possible to get entitlements flowing back through to the workers." Trad was in Townsville to announce a $5 million construction project at James Cook University. Trad says, "we know that there are hundreds of workers who will now be out of a job and we are doing everything we can as a State Government to stimulate the local economy". Treasurer Curtis Pitt says, "very clearly though we aren't, as a Government, going to let Clive Palmer get away with it".

4th Story: The father of a 14 month old girl allegedly murdered by her mother has spoken. 5th Story: A man has escaped death by 'millimetres' after darting directly in front of a tram on the Gold Coast. Goldlinq has condemned the behaviour, saying it puts passengers at risk.

6th Story: The Transport Workers Union has responded angrily over the Government's decision to axe the trucking industry's pay tribunal. Others:

• A Highgate Hill property at the centre of a community feud for six months has been knocked down. On Monday the Heritage Council deemed the home had little 'historic or aesthetic significance'.

• LNP MP John McVeigh has resigned from Parliament to run for the Federal seat of Groom. Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg is 'eager' for a by-election, which he hopes will be seen asReleased a 'report card' form voters under on Annastac iaRTI Palaszczuk's Act government. - TMR Springborg says, "there can be no justifiable reason other than silly political gains for the Premier to delay the ca lling of a by-election".

• Lawyers for 'postcard bandit' Brenden Abbott have launched a fresh bid for freedom, fighting his extradition to Western Australia.

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• A man has been killed by a car while walking his dogs in Raceview this afternoon.

ABC News Queensland 7:00pm (ABC 11 1st Story: A Lebanese Judge is considering whether to charge four members of an Australian 60 Minutes crew and a Brisbane mother over a botched mission to recover her children.

2nd Story: The Queensland Government says new laws will force Clive Palmer's companies to clean up the Townsville nickel refinery. An administrators' report has identified serious environmental concerns at the plant and taxpayers could have to pay tens of millions of dollars in workers' entitlements. Acting Premier Jackie Trad says, "The Government has moved quickly to introduce legislation into the Queensland Parliament in terms of chain of responsibility to make sure those who are responsible for polluting and for contaminants actually clean them up."

3rd Story: A Melbourne Court has heard a mother accused of killing her 14 month old daughter on the weekend is 'mentally unwell'.

4th Story: Lawyers for the man dubbed 'the Postcard Bandit' have filed an application to stop his extradition from Brisbane to Perth. 5th Story: Voters in Toowoomba South may go to the polls if a by-election is triggered by the resignation of LNP MP John McVeigh. Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg says, "This would then ensure that a new Member for Toowoomba South could be in place in early to mid-June." Attorney General Yvette D' Ath says, "That might suit the LNP to want to call a by-election in the middle of a Federal election."

• The Gold Coast City Council is installing pop-up toilets in Surfers Paradise to discourage public urination. • Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is heading to China tonight to join Australia's biggest ever trade delegation to capitalise the 'dining boom' - the consumption of quality produce.

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Subject: RE: FY info/attention re federal radioactive waste plans ...

From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Friday, 15 April 2016, 13:27

A definite sense of the Springborg springboard but also - and a concern - senior B'crats mentioned Minister Lyneham and made comments that suggested there was 'plenty of wriggle room re the timing and holding' of any plebiscite and that they did not think this lever was at all likely to be engaged. Their clear tone/expectation was that Brisbane would simply publicly say that while we don't agree its ultimately Canberra's call......

From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, Apri l 15, 2016 12:37 PM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: FY info/attention re federal radioactive waste plans ...

Just don't understand why they wld think we wouldn't given our statements and my/DEP Premier's anti nuke record. Must listen to Springborg too much!

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On 15 Apr 2016, at 12:01 PM, Dave Sweeney wrote:

Well done and said!

Go well ......

From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 15, 20 16 11 :56 AM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: FY info/attention re federal radioactive waste plans ...

Hi Dave. .. That's concerning. Have flicked it to Jackie T for her info too. We'll be ready. Wasn't aware of the conReleasedstitutional line. Doesn't under mean there won RTI't be a fightAct thou g-h . TMRI'll be ready! M

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Hello Bailey-san

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135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 172 of 219 3/15/2018 Print trust that you are travelling well amid the busy times.

I spent Monday/Tuesday in Canberra with the Dept of Industry national radioactive waste management project team ( I sit on their independent advisory panel) and although the Feds were understandably coy a couple of things seemed pretty clear to me

(i) I expect that Minister Frydenberg will announce a short list of (most likely) two sites of the current six to be advanced to phase two for detailed study and community engagement sooner rather than later. Unlike this time last week I now expect this announcement to be made before the federal election. (ii) I think that the Qld site will be one of these. The Feds know the Oman Arna site is contested but seem confident that there is sufficient local government and wider community support for it to progress. When pressed re the Qld state legislation they gave the clear sense that they believe the state government, while not supporting - will not actively oppose. In particular they seem confident that Queensland will not play the plebiscite card.

Please see recent attached letter from the Premier's office to a leading site critic. It is good and welcome correspondence but the reference to Queensland's constitutional constraints combined with no reference to the plebiscite is concerning in the above context.

I appreciate that you are pushing what you can re this but wanted to alert you to my growing sense that the eye of Sauron seems pretty locked on SE Qld and the clock is ticking loud.

A lways happy to discuss any and all. Solidarity and best,

Dave

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The SA Energy and Climate Change Minister's meeting scheduled for Thursday the 21 st of April 2016 has been postponed for a date to be fixed.

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The Hon Ian Hunter MLC

Hon Steven Miles MP Minister for Environment and Heritage Protection Government of Queensland GPO Box 2454 BRISBANE QLD 4001

Dear Minister

We refer to our letter of 31 March 2016 inviting you to attend the joint meeting of Energy and Climate Change Ministers in Adelaide on Thursday 21 April 2016.

Unfortunately, due to multiple jurisdictions being unable to attend due to Parliamentary commitments, we have chosen to postpone the meeting. We will work with your offices and agencies to find a more appropriate date in the coming months.

South Australia is leading the transition to new forms of energy generation and is confronting challenges which will inevitably be faced by jurisdictions around Australia. We will continue to advocate for greater action to prepare Australia for the change in our energy mix, including through the Energy Council and Meetings of Environment Ministers.

Should you have any further queries, please contact Ms Stephanie Ziersch, Director, Climate Change, Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources, by email at stepha nie.zierschfc4sa .gov.a u.

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Release from the Opposition on the new energy services business:

LOCAL SPARKIES SQUEEZED OUT BY LABOR'S ENERGY MONOPOLY

• Labor to create electricity monolith to control jobs like meter box maintenance and solar installations • This anti-competitive plan will see the government competing against small family-owned electricians • Labor wants to squeeze out electricians at the demands of ETU bosses

The Palaszczuk Labor Government's plan to have a mega energy monopoly compete with Queensland's electricians shows electrical union bosses are pulling the strings in George Street.

Deputy Opposition Leader and Shadow Treasurer John-Paul Langbroek said the crazy plan to create a state-owned electrical business showed how much control ETU fat cats have over a Labor Government that's frozen at the wheel.

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"Labor hasn't properly considered the risks to small business associated with creating such a huge monopoly business.

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135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 178 of 219 Shadow Small Business Minister Tim Nicholls said Labor had already been forced to backtlip on its election promise to merge other state-owned electricity businesses because of concerns from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

"Every small business in Queensland must be wondering if they are next in line to be forced to compete against a state-owned monolith," Mr Nicholls said.

"Treasurer Curtis Pitt and his union mates are going back in time to 80 years ago when the government still ran butcher shops - V\/hat's next, state-run fruit shops and petrol stations?

"With seasonally adjusted unemployment rising again this month to 6.1 per cent we don't need jobs in small business attacked by the Palaszczuk Labor Government, especially in regional and rural Queensland."

Acting Shadow Energy Minister Scott Emerson said Queenslanders would rather have Ergon and Energex run more efficiently and focus on lowering the cost of electricity.

"Surely Energy Minister Mark Bailey's first priority should be to have the electricity companies getting the basics right, rather than having them branch out into services already provided by electricians," Mr Emerson said.

"Will we now see Labor direct all government departments to use this government-owned, taxpayer-funded monstrosity putting hundreds of small businesses and the families that run them at risk?"

Key Facts:

• Queensland has 10,000 licenced electricians who will be forced to compete with the government • Labor had to scrap previous plans to merge other electricity companies due to concerns from the ACCC • Small businesses are already doing it tough as Qld unemployment rises again this month to 6.1%

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From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

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Date: Friday, 15 April 2016, 12:02

Well done and said!

Go well......

From: Mark Bailey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 15, 20 I 6 11 :56 AM To: Dave Sweeney Subject: Re: FY info/attention re federal radioactive waste plans ...

Hi Dave... That's concerning. Have flicked it to Jackie T for her info too. We'l l be ready. Wasn't aware of the constitutional line. Doesn't mean there won't be a fight though. I' ll be r~ady! M

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On 15 Apr 2016, at 10:40 AM, Dave Sweeney wrote:

Hello Bailey -san

trust that you are travelling well amid the busy times.

I spent Monday/Tuesday in Canberra with the Dept oflndustry national radioactive waste management project team ( I sit on their independent advisory panel) and although the Feds were understandably coy a couple of things seemed pretty clear to me

(i) I expect that Minister Frydenberg will announce a short list of (most likely) two sites of the current six to be advanced to phase two for detailed study and communi ty engagement sooner rather than later. Unlike this time last week I now expect this announcement to be made before the federal election. (ii) l think that the Qld site will be one of these. The Feds know the Oman AmaReleased site is contested but see munder confident that thereRTI is sufficient Act local - goTMRvernment and wider community support for it to progress. When pressed re the Qld state legislation they gave the clear sense that they believe the state government, while not supporting- will not actively oppose. In particular they seem confident that Queensland will not play the plebiscite card.

135-05866 MIN - Page Number: 181 of 219 3/15/2018 Print I appreciate that you are pushing what you can re this but wanted to alert you to my growing sense that the eye of Sauron seems pretty locked on SE Qld and the clock is ticking loud.

Always happy to discuss any and all. Solidarity and best,

Dave

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Subject: Re: FY info/attention re federal radioactive waste plans ...

From: Mark Bailey ([email protected])

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Date: Friday, 15 April 2016, 11 :55

Hi Dave ... That's concerning. Have flicked it to Jackie T for her info too. We'll be ready. Wasn't aware of the constitutional line. Doesn't mean there won't be a fight though. I'll be ready! M

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Hello Bailey -san

trust that you are travelling well amid the busy times.

(i) I expect that Minister Frydenberg will announce a short list of (most likely) two sites of the current six to be advanced to phase two for detailed study and community engagement sooner rather than later. Unlike this time last week I now expect this announcement to be made before the federal election. (ii) I think that the Qld site will be one of these. The Feds know the Oman Arna site is contested but seem confident that there is sufficient local government and wider community support for it to progress. When pressed re the Qld state legislation they gave the clear sense that they believe the state government, while not supporting-will not actively oppose. In particular they seem confident that Queensland will not play the plebiscite card.

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A lot of people down here talking highly of you re: Spit, Waterways etc. I wanted to let you know something - please let me know when you are free for a quick chat - not urgent.

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From: Dave Sweeney ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Tuesday, 26 April 2016, 15:00

Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

I am doing a short swing around southern Queensland next week- a couple of days (3-5 May)out Inglewood way talking with a range of players re radioactive waste possibilities and then attending Rio Tinto's AgM in Brisbane on Thursday morning (from 9.30 am 5 May) talking ERA and Ranger rehab.

I am hoping that it might be possible to meet with you (and Jackie?) during this time for a quick, quiet yarn as I have a strong feeling that the Qld site will progress to the Feds next assessment stage.

Best timing for me is Thursday early morning or from 2pm.

Earlier in the week I will be travelling with Natalie Wasley from the Beyond Nuclear Initiative (BNI) and we could also jointly meet Tuesday morning.

Please lets know what might be possible - and please advise if this approach is too informal and I should go through your office.

Cheers and thanks and I look forward to catching up,

Dave

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From: Mark Bailey ([email protected])

To: [email protected];

Date: Tuesday, 26 April 2016, 18:13

On it!

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On 26 Apr 2016, at 2:59 PM, Dave Sweeney wrote:

Hi Mark - hope that you are travelling well.

I am doing a short swing around southern Queensland next week - a couple of days (3-5 May)out Inglewood way talking with a range of players re radioactive waste possibilities and then attending Rio Tinto's AgM in Brisbane on Thursday morning (from 9.30 am 5 May) talking ERA and Ranger rehab.

Best timing for me is Thursday early morning or from 2pm.

Earlier in the week I will be travelling with Natali e Wasley from the Beyond Nuclear Initiative (BNI) and we could also j ointly meet Tuesday morning.

Please lets know what might be possible - and please advise if this approach is too informal and I should go through your office.

Cheers and thanks and I look forward to catching up,

Dave

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Subject: A_San"_ A_FranciscoA _ to A_requireA _ A_rooftopA _ A_solarA _ on A_allA _ A_newA _ A_buildings A_

From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 26 April 2016, 7:33:36 pm AEST

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Subj ect: Re: "_San"_"_Francisco"_ to "_require"_"_rooftop " _" _solar"_ on "_all"_ "_new"_ "_buildings" _

From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 26 April 2016, 8:03:36 pm AEST

Interesting ...

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On 26 Apr 2016, at 7:34 PM, Mark Bailey wrote:

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