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Babies, Books and Rhymes
Tuesdays, 2pm
Fridays, 9:30am

Toddler Time
Wednesdays, 9:30am

Children's Storytime
Thursdays, 9:30am

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CORINDA LIBRARY

Second Saturday Book Club*
2-3pm, Sat 14 Dec
In December, read and discuss The Widows by Lynda La Plante. The group is in recess until Saturday 8 February. New members always welcome.

TV Streaming on the Internet*
11am-12:30pm, Wed 18 Dec
Never miss your favourite television show again. Learn about online streaming and how to use the internet to watch television on a laptop, mobile device or television. Basic computer and internet skills required.

First Friday Craft Group*
1:30-3pm, Fri 3 Jan
Drop into our First Friday craft group and bring along your favourite craft to work on and share.

Smartphone Skills*
11am-12:30pm, Wed 8 Jan
Learn how to navigate your way around a smartphone with a touch screen. This includes how to make and receive calls, create and send text messages, add contacts and install apps. Perfect for the first time user. Bring your own smartphone.

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ACTIVE AND HEALTHY

Aqua Aerobics
11-11:45am & 1:30-2:15pm, Saturdays
Cool off this summer with a fun water workout for all fitness levels.
Dunlop Park Pool, Corinda

Aqua Yoga
11am-12pm, Tuesdays
A low impact form of exercise that supports the body and provides a great workout. $ pool entry.
Dunlop Park Pool, Corinda

Beginner swimming program for adults*
2:15-3:15pm, Saturdays
All participants receive an Australian Swimming Certificate. $ pool entry.
Dunlop Park Pool, Corinda

Deep Water Aqua Running
3:30-4:30pm, Saturdays
A deep water work out that uses all major muscle groups. $ pool entry.
Dunlop Park Pool, Corinda

Boxfit
6:30-7:15am, Thursdays
A high intensity boxing and bodyweight circuit class.
Sherwood Arboretum

Zumba fitness
9-10am, Sundays
Options for all ages and fitness levels.
Nixon Park, Oxley

Fitness 4 mums*
9:30-10:30am, Mondays
Stay fit and healthy while meeting other mums. Rebuild strength and your cardio fitness and tone your body.
Sherwood Arboretum

Hatha yoga
6:30-7:30am, Tuesdays
Incorporating traditional flexibility, strength and meditative practice.
Dunlop Park, Corinda

U-Jam Fitness
9:30-10:30am, Fridays
Combination of urban dance to hip hop music and fitness.
Call Lelani on 0405 569 094 for more info.
Nixon Park, Oxley

Tai Chi
8-9am, Tuesdays
Call Kevin on 3376 1830 for more info. $5.
Sherwood Arboretum

ACT-ivate Children's Club*
3:45-4:45pm, Fridays
These sessions will ACTivate participants and have a strong focus on creativity and fun in a safe, relaxed and energetic environment. Ages 3-10.

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GOLD

Zumba Gold
9-10am, Wednesdays
A fun way to get fit! Invigorating dance and fitness sessions that provide modified and easy moves.
Nixon Park, Oxley

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SHERWOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
38 Thallon St, Sherwood
3379 6963

SEALS
Seniors group
1-3pm, Tuesdays

Western Suburbs Clay Workers
10am, Wednesdays
Contact Gai on 0411 090 370

Mudlarks Pottery Club
11am, Fridays
Basic pottery skills required
Contact Muriel on 3379 8539

Physiotherapy Classes
10:30-11:30am, every second Monday
Contact 3379 6963

Grumpy Old Men's Group
10am-12pm, Thursdays

Computer Lessons
Six one hour lessons for beginners to intermediate.
$30.00
Contact Leigh on 3379 5395

Computer Hardware
2-5pm, every 2nd and 4th Wednesday
Contact Gary 3278 5395

Clutter Group
2nd Wednesday of the month
Contact David on 0400 903 663

Western Suburbs Anxiety and Depression Support Group
Mondays
Contact Roy on 0400 921 510

Social Group
10am-12pm, Mondays
$3 per session

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Graceville Social Soccer
Friday mornings from 6am to 7am
Graceville Memorial Oval
Players of all standards welcome for an easy going kick around (no hard tackles!).
Contact Paul if you would like more information: 0414 228 736

Sherwood Forest Runners
Saturday Mornings, 6:45am for a 7am start
Sherwood Forest Park, Jolimont St, Sherwood
Runners of all ages compete in either 2, 4 or 6km events.
For more information, visit the Sherwood Forest Runners Facebook Page

Nature Babes
9:30am - 11:30am Wednesdays
0-5yrs Playgroup
Benarrawa CDA, 79 Waratah Ave, Graceville
Ph: 3379 9925

English Classes
Advanced: 10am -11:30am Tuesdays
Beginner: 10am - 11:30am Thursday
Acacia Ridge Community Centre

Parenting Conversation Corners
1:30 - 2:30pm Thursdays
Indooroopilly Uniting Church

Ukulele Community Group
2pm - 4pm Sundays
Ph: Ian on 0439 715 144
Corinda State School

Oxley Men's Shed
18 California Rd, Oxley
Monday: 8-11:30am
Tuesday: 8-11:30am
Thursday: 8-11:30am
Saturday: 8-11:30am

Chelmer Speakers Group
Learn to speak in public and enjoy it
Sherwood AFL Club
41 Chelmer Street East, Chelmer

Sherwood Senior Citizens' Club
9am-12pm Every Thursday
Uniting Church Hall, Cnr Sherwood Rd and Thallon St, Sherwood
Morning tea at 9am followed by group meeting and activities
For more information ph: Margaret 0407 075 446

Rotary Club of Brisbane Taylor Bridge
Tuesdays 6.45pm for 7pm
Sherwood-Indooroopilly RSL Sub-Branch Building
2 Clewley St, Corinda
Ph: 0434921300 for more details.

Chelmer and District Probus Club
9:45am, every 4th Tuesday of month
Croll Memorial Precinct, (opposite Sherwood Services Club)
2 Clewley St, Corinda
Kathy - 3379 7237 for more details

Sherwood Probus Club
Every 3rd Friday of month
Magpies AFL Club
Chelmer St E, Chelmer
3372 7525 for more details

Oxley Creek Common Carers
Tuesdays 7-9am
Volunteer weeding group
Meet at the red shed
Sherwood Rd, Rocklea
Ph 0429 911 555

Gardening Club
10am every second Tuesday
Acacia Ridge Community Centre

Sherwood Arboretum Working Bee
8am - 10am every third Sunday of the month
Joseph Street Garden Shed, Sherwood

Graceville Community Garden
Sundays 7am
Benarrawa Community Centre
79 Waratah Ave, Graceville
Ph: 3379 9925

 

Brisbane City Council has now selected Option B, the overpass, as the preferred design for the Moggill Rd/Coonan St intersection update, pictured.  It was the least worst option of the two presented to us, with Option A resulting in longer travel times for Coonan St users. There have been some changes to the design including:

• new access to the Indooroopilly Central Shops from Coonan St;
• Stamford Rd to remain open;

I still have serious concerns about the project which clearly favours east-west traffic using Moggill Rd. The impact of the traffic lights on the overpass Bridge, the length of the merge to Moggill Rd and its functionality and the increased pressure of  the Allwood St, Coonan Street intersection are all big unknowns. Plus the project does not address the diabolical southern end of Coonan St around the Westminster Rd intersection and connection to the Bridge. A lost opportunity.

We are in Council's hands now as the detailed design plans and business case are prepared.  The new plans will be released for consultation in 2020. I will update everyone when the new, detailed plans are available.

You can read more on Council's website here.

In early 2020 Council will move onto the next stage of tree rehabilitation works along Laurel Ave between the old police college and Jarrott St, Chelmer.

Many of the trees have struggled in recent years and several have been lost.

The works involve creating subterranean drainage known as "structural soil" around 28 trees to provide a more sympathetic growing environment for the heritage listed Camphur Laurels. There will be about 1.5m of roadworks with new kerb and asphalt to be replaced on top of the underground drainage system, pictured. There will also be further garden bed upgrades and deco footpath treatment around the tree roots.

Council is consulting directly with owners along this stretch of Laurel Ave to discuss any footpath works and will preserve existing garden beds or grass as requested.

Works are due to be undertaken in March/April 2020, weather permitting.

This is a really innovative project that will help give better support and longevity to these significant trees.

I was recently approached by a Chelmer resident to upgrade the pedestrian crossing point near the staircase overpass over the rail line between Honour Ave and Graceville Memorial Park.  This is a busy crossing point for school students and local residents heading to the park.  In response, a petition has been established that you can sign here. Currently there is a refuge at this location but no safety cage or zebra crossing. Thank you to Namit for getting this idea going!

I have installed two rotating SAM slow down signs along Honour Ave with the Graceville one in positon before the shops heading southbound near Verney Rd W at the moment. In addition, there is a permanent slow down sign heading northbound before the shops near Wiley St. Also listed for funding in Council's capital works are refuges at the corner of Honour Ave and Malborough St, Sherwood and Honour Ave near the underpass entrance to Chelmer Rail Station near the intersection of Chelmer St E.  We are also waiting on Council's traffic engineers to reply to the community survey for a speed limit review along Honour Ave. No word yet. I will update residents in the New Year with the results.

Gold Lotto City Hall Spectacular

Every 15 minutes from 7:30-9:30pm during December

City Hall, King George Square

Christmas Parade

From 6:30pm, 14-23 Dec

Queen Street Mall, from Edward Street to King George Square

Christmas Light Bus Tours

From 6:45pm, 16-20 Dec

Departing from various locations. Adults $22, Concession and Children $11. Visit the Council website here for bookings and more information

The Lights of Christmas at St Stephen's Cathedral

7-10:30pm daily, 11-24 Dec

Cathedral of St Stephen, 249 Elizabeth St

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Items marked with * require bookings. Contact the relevant library or 3403 8888.

Corinda Library

Moana Hour of Code*
2-3pm, Wed 11 Dec
Join the fun and participate in a global computer science learning event, The Hour of Code. Use your problem solving skills to learn basic coding concepts and overcome Moana themed in-game obstacles. No prior programming experience required. Ideal for children aged 9-12 years.

Ozobot Treasure Hunt*
2-3pm, Thu 12 Dec
During this workshop, participants will work in pairs to create a simple program for an Ozobot miniature robot to navigate a maze and get to the treasure. Ideal for children aged 8-12 years.

Maker Space*
2-3pm, Fri 13 Dec
Come along and join us in a special Christmas craft session at the library. Ideal for children aged 6-12 years.

Book-to-Film Event: The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle*
2-3pm, Wed 18 Dec
Based on the beloved books by Hugh Lofting, join in the fun and games to celebrate the film release of The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. Played by Robert Downey Jnr, Doctor Dolittle turns to treating animals as he can speak their language which takes him on a fantastical adventure. Ideal for children aged 8-12 years.

Music Games Workshop With Miss Mon's Music*
2-3pm, Thu 19 Dec
The Christmas Music Games workshop involves original educational songs about Christmas and fun original games to accompany them. Join in a musical circle game about Santa Claus, presents and a Christmas tree, sing-along to a funny action song about our hot Christmas in Australia and participate in a rhythmical clapping song where children become the Christmas Tree and it's decorations. Ideal for children aged 6-10 years.

Christmas Storytime*
2-3pm, Fri 20 Dec
Join us for a special storytime reading of favourites old and new that celebrate the special season of Christmas. Bring along all the family and have a wonderful time. Ideal for children aged 5-12 years.

Embroidery Art*
1:30-2:30pm, Tue 14 Jan
Join the BrisStylers to learn embroidery techniques and embellish artwork to take home. Ideal for those aged 12-18 years.

Workshop: Unicorns and Rainbows with Bazil Grumble*
2-3pm, Thu 16 Jan
Hear the wonderful story of Thelma the Unicorn,  play games, create some craft and participate in a unique and energetic unicorn relay! This will be a session full of sparkles and rainbows for little ones and their families. Ideal for children aged 4-8 years.

Fairytale Fun During the Months of Sun with Fairy Poppilina*
2-2:50pm, Tue 21 Jan
Join Fairy Poppilina as she shares her magical stories and songs. Come dressed as your favourite fairy tale character and discover your very own magical name. Ideal for children aged 4-10 years.

 

Indooroopilly Library

Shape Up!
10-11am, Sat 14 Dec; 10-11am, Sat 11 Jan
Triangle, Square and Circle are friends, or are they? Square shapes off against each other and discover if circles are pointless with craft celebrating Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen's Shape Trilogy picture books. Ideal for children aged 3-6 years.

Movie: The Grinch (G)*
1-2:30pm, Sat 14 Dec
The Grinch wants only one thing for Christmas to steal it from the people of Whoville. Cindy Lou Who has other ideas and must outwit the Grinch to save Christmas, and maybe meet Santa Claus along the way. (2018) (86 min).

Workshop: Mini Solar Ovens*
1-2:30pm, Sun 15 Dec
Make your own mini solar oven in a pizza box to take home and have fun using the sun's heat for melting and heating food. This workshop is great for children with reasonably good manual dexterity. A parent is invited to assist their child as required. Presented by Linda Brennan. Ideal for children aged 7-12 years.

Maker Space Mondays
10am-12pm, Mon 16 Dec, 23 Dec, 30 Dec, 6 Jan, 13 Jan, 20 Jan
Drop in and be crafty. Make your selection from a range of art and craft activities.

Performance: Music! Story! Culture! With Lucas Proudfoot
10:30-11:30am, Tue 17 Dec
Indigenous musician and author, Lucas Proudfoot presents a dynamic musical storytelling experience through song, dance and expert instrument demonstration. The show is especially tailored for younger audiences with participation a key highlight in each and every show. Ideal for children 3-7 years.

Workshop: Nature Storybooks With Megan Daley*
2-3pm, Tue 17 Dec
Grow your love of books about the natural environment through exploration of the Nature Storybooks series, an award-winning series of narrative non-fiction texts for young readers. Enjoy a reading of Searching for Cicadas by Lesley Gibbes and Judy Watson, learn about other nature themed books and create a cicada themed artwork complete with cicada facts to get ready for summertime cicada watching! Ideal for children aged 6-10 years.

Literary Event: Nevermoor*
2-3:30pm, Wed 18 Dec
'Step boldly' into the library and join the Wundrous Society in our celebration of Jessica Townsend's Nevermoor series. Ideal for children aged 8-12 years.

Escape the Crowds With Your Children
1-3pm, Thu 19 Dec, 2 Jan, 9 Jan, 16 Jan, 23 Jan
If you're at Indooroopilly Shopping Centre these school holidays, drop into the children's area and take part in free art, craft and storytelling activities. Ideal for all ages.

Movie Screening: Spider-Man: Fair from Home (M)*
4-6:30pm, Thu 19 Dec
Peter Parker leaves Spider-Man behind him to enjoy a European trip, but when Nick Fury turns up, Peter must suit up once more to defend the planet from an invasive force of Elementals. (2019) (129 min.)

Sphero Robots in Space*
11:30am-1pm, Fri 20 Dec and Sun 22 Dec
Join a coding adventure that is out of this world. Create your own solar system by programming Sphero to orbit the sun. No prior programming experience required. Ideal for children aged 9-12 years.

YA Board Games
3-5pm, Fri 20 Dec; 17 Jan
Drop in and have fun playing board and card games at the library. Bring your friends or meet new game partners to share in the fun. Ideal for people aged 12-17 years.

Create a Bug Hotel *
10-11am and 12-1pm, Sat 21 Dec
Delve into the micro world of bugs and insect identification with horticulturist Claire Bickle. Children will get to make and take home their very own bug hotel made out of a combination of recycled materials and natural items. Ideal for children aged 5-12 years and their carers.

The Night Before Christmas Storytime
2-2:45pm, Tue 24 Dec
Bring your Christmas cheer for stories and rhymes on this very special day. Ideal for all ages.

Construction Zone
10-11am, Sat 28 Dec, 4 Jan, 25 Jan
Calling all budding engineers! Drop in to see what you can build from reusable and everyday materials. Ideal for all ages.

Introduction to LittleBits*
11:30-1pm, Sun 29 Dec; 11:30-1pm, Sun 12 Jan
littleBits are simple electronic circuits that snap together to create prototypes. Using littleBits, children will design and create machines while learning about the basics of circuits, motors and motion. No prior experience required. Ideal for children aged 9-12 years.

Manga and Anime Club*
3:30-5pm, Fri 3 Jan
Are you a manga fiend? Do you binge anime? Join us for games, trivia and giveaways. Make friends with fellow lovers of manga and anime. There will be streaming, lots of talking and Manga crafts. Bring along the manga you're reading and you can even indulge in some cosplay. Ideal for those aged 12-15 years.

Macramé Plant Hanger*
1-2pm, Mon 6 Jan
Discover the retro weaving art of macramé with assistance from experienced BrisStyle crafters. Participants will get to make a plant hanger to take home. Ideal for those aged 12-18 years.

Dash Robots*
3-4:30pm, Tue 7 Jan; 11:30am-1pm, Fri 10 Jan
Discover a new world of learning, play and adventure with Dash robots. Participants will learn programming concepts and send simple commands to control a robot. No previous programming experience required. Ideal for children aged 5-8 years.

Movie: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (PG)*
2-4pm, Wed 8 Jan
Everything is not awesome! Duplo invaders threaten Bricksburg and Emmet and his friends must draw on their Master Builder skills to save the universe, travelling to different worlds along the way. (2017) (107 min).

Performance: The Best Book in the World from the Cheeky Monkey Club*
10:30-11:10am, Thu 9 Jan
Join the Cheeky Monkey Club in this interactive musical adventure
incorporating singing, dancing, puppetry, problem solving and fun. Ideal for
children aged eight years and younger.

Manga and Anime Club Open Day
1-3pm, Sat 11 Jan
Are you thinking about joining the library's Manga and Anime club? Come along to this meetup to connect with other manga and anime fans and find some great new titles to enjoy, and learn more about our club.

Chess Competition*
From 12pm, Wed 15 Jan
Test your chess skills and join a friendly competition to see who is the best on the day. Ideal for children aged 14 years and younger.

Starting School Storytime and Craft
11am-12pm, Thu 16 Jan
Stories and activities for children getting ready for their first day at school. Ideal for children aged 3-6 years.

Movie Screening: Captain Marvel (M)*
4-6:15pm, Thu 16 Jan
Kree Starforce operative Vers has recurring memories she can't quite place. When the Skrull track her to Earth, she begins to piece together her past and the source of her mysterious powers as Captain Marvel but she must decide what she will use them for. (2019) (124 min).

Tinker Table: Cubelets
10-11am, Fri 17 Jan; 11:30am-12:30pm, Sun 19 Jan
Drop in for some hands-on experimenting with Cubelets. These magnetic modular cubes can be snapped together in multiple ways to build all kinds of robotic creations. Ideal for all ages.

Workshop: Kindy Science Solids, Liquids and Gases*
10-11am, Sat 18 Jan
Learn about atoms and build molecular structures using larger than normal atom kits. We'll also enjoy some science chemistry demonstrations throughout the workshop. Ideal for children aged 4-6 years.

Movie: Mary Poppins Returns*
1-3:15pm, Mon 20 Jan
When grown-up Michael Banks finds his house will be repossessed, he needs help to find a valuable certificate that will save the day. Mary Poppins appears once more in to help the Banks children, their father and Aunt Jane with lots of magical London adventures along the way. (2018) (130 min).

Literary Event: Fashionista
2-3pm, Tue 21 Jan
Come dressed in your best ready to create your own stylish collage characters inspired by Fashionista by Maxine Beneba Clarke. Ideal for children aged 5-12 years.

Bee-Bot Goes on a Bear Hunt*
10:30-11:30am, Thu 23 Jan
He's going to catch a big one! Will you come too? Help this fun little robot swish swash, and splash splosh through the woods looking for bears. No prior programming experience required. Ideal for children aged 5-8 years.

Workshop: How to Make Your Stories Completely Spectacular with Cartoonist Dave Hackett*
10-11am, Fri 24 Jan
Want to know how to come up with an idea for your story, and expand that idea into a fantastically plot-driven story? Want to create memorable characters, navigate your characters into and out of any situation you can imagine, add twists and turns, unexpected disasters, pace and tension and maybe even a little romance as well, all while discovering that with writing, there are actually no rules? Come hang out with Dave a while. Guaranteed to be the best thing anyone has ever done. Ever. Ideal for children aged 7-12 years.

Ken Fletcher Park

Wheely Fun
8-9am, Thurs 16 Jan
Riding's more fun on two wheels our friendly trainer will help your young one make the transition from training wheels to two wheels, and provide some tips for how you can keep encouraging them. Young riders who are already off their training wheels are welcome too. Presented as part of Council's Active and Healthy and Cycling Brisbane programs. Bookings essential phone BEAKA on 0419 648 296 for more information.

Become a Wheel World Wizard
9-10:30am, Thurs, 16 Jan
Through riding-based games and fun activities learn the skills you need to have fun off-road and on the bikeways. Presented as part of Council's Active and Healthy and Cycling Brisbane programs. Bookings essential phone BEAKA on 0419 648 296 for more information.

 

Council is offering free immunisation clinics throughout the first half of 2020. Clinics will be held at the Corinda Bowls Club, 58 Hall Avenue, Corinda from 9-11am each Wednesday starting on 8 January with the final clinic on 24 June.

For more information, including immunisation fact sheets, visit the Council website here.

The Graceville Riverside Parklands, known locally as the 'Boat Park', Survey has been extended to allow residents to share their thoughts and ideas for the future of the parkland.

It is fantastic to hear that so many residents took the opportunity to share their thoughts at The Graceville Riverside Parklands Community Ideas Day.

Residents who were unable to make it on the day and would like to offer feedback and ideas now have until 20 December 2019 to complete the survey, which can be found here.

What a busy year it has been. Here are some highlights from the year:

• new playgrounds completed in Annerley and Corinda with more on the way in Yeronga, Fairfield and Sherwood Arboretum in the New Year;
• new pedestrian upgrades around Corinda SS, Graceville SS and Mary Mac and Our Lady's and plans are underway for a zebra crossing outside Graceville Rail Station;
• we've finally got the State and Council talking to fix the low rail Bridge at Corinda/Sherwood (widen not raise) and to protect significant bushland and open space at the Oxley Secondary College;
• we've pushed Council to act on Ipswich Rd - it's early days yet but planning is underway;   
• four new footpaths delivered, Equity Street Annerley fixed (Lagonda to go) and dozens fixed;
• major stormwater projects completed in Yeronga and Corinda;
• new SAM and Slow Down signs installed at speeding hot spots;
• dog park upgrades at Fairfield and Yeronga and several dog friendly events;
• wonderful events like Active School Travel activities and Movies in the Park around the ward;
• dozens of grants delivered for festivals, events and activities in our local community.

None of this would have been possible without the support of a wide range of volunteers and community groups who work so hard behind the scenes to make community life so wonderful.   

There is of course so much more to do in 2020 and with your help I will keep pushing for all the local infrastructure upgrades our area needs.

Oxley Road, Sherwood is posted as 60km/h. The sign collected data for an 11 week period from 9 July to 28 September, 2019. During this time 563,788 vehicles (av. 6,875 per day) passed through the portable speed sign zone.

80,691 or 14.3% of all drivers were recorded travelling above the posted speed limit. Of the vehicles speeding, 85% were travelling at or below 60km/h. When prompted, speeding drivers reduced their speeds by an average of 8km to 52km/h within the speed camera range.

Please slow down around the busy school and pedestrian hot spots!

The Tennyson Ward Office will be closed over Christmas from lunchtime Tuesday, 24 December, 2019.

The Office will re-open on Monday 6 January, 2020 with the standard operating hours of Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.

For any emergencies over the Christmas break, please contact Brisbane City Council's 24/7 call centre on 3403 8888.

From myself and my staff, I wish you a very Merry Christmas and enjoyable new year.

 

The Brisbane International is being held again from 6-12 January 2020. All residential streets within 1km of the Qld Tennis Centre will be subject to 1hr parking restrictions, residents and their visitors (with permits) excepted.

You can apply for a parking permit and be issued with a temporary pass from my office at Fairfield Gardens Shopping Centre from Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm up until lunchtime on 24 December 2019.

There is no cost for a temporary parking permit issued by my office. Please bring with you a copy of your vehicle registration and proof of residence, such as a rates notice, lease agreement or utility bill.

Nadine Street Park, Graceville

• Three removals have been recommended
• Three replacement Tulipwoods will be planted by 29 February 2020

92 Graceville Avenue, Graceville

• One dead tree will be removed by 31 December 2019
• A replacement tree will be organised once the climate is more favourable for tree establishment

Formative pruning of Leopard Trees and Palm trees along with the defruiting of Bunya Trees will take place across the ward in the coming weeks. These projects will be completed by February 2020.