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Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, under
Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State, she has delegated
all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable Justice
Margaret McMurdo AC, President of the Court of Appeal of
Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor for a short period
from 9:40 am to 1:55 pm on 25 August 2013 during her
temporary absence from the seat of government.
Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, under
Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State, she has delegated
all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable Justice
John Byrne AO RFD, Senior Judge Administrator, Supreme Court
of Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor for a short
period from 1:55 pm to 5:35 pm on 25 August 2013 during her
temporary absence from the seat of government.
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Her Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct the
publication for general information of the following Copy of a
Commission under Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State,
delegating all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable
Justice Margaret McMurdo AC, President of the Court of Appeal
of Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor, for the short
period that Her Excellency will be temporarily absent from the
seat of government.
Her Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct the
publication for general information of the following Copy of a
Commission under Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State,
delegating all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable
Justice John Byrne AO RFD, Senior Judge Administrator,
Supreme Court of Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor,
for the short period that Her Excellency will be temporarily
absent from the seat of government.
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
COPY OF COMMISSION
COPY OF COMMISSION
Constitution of Queensland 2001
Constitution of Queensland 2001
To the Honourable MARGARET McMURDO AC, President of the
Court of Appeal of Queensland.
To the Honourable JOHN BYRNE AO RFD, Senior Judge
Administrator, Supreme Court of Queensland.
I, PENELOPE WENSLEY, Governor, acting under section 40 of the
Constitution of Queensland 2001 , delegate all the powers of the
Governor to you, MARGARET McMURDO, President of the Court of
Appeal of Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor for the
short period from 9:40 am to 1:55 pm on Sunday 25 August 2013
during my temporary absence from the seat of government.
I, PENELOPE WENSLEY, Governor, acting under section 40 of the
Constitution of Queensland 2001 , delegate all the powers of the
Governor to you, JOHN BYRNE, Senior Judge Administrator,
Supreme Court of Queensland, to exercise as Deputy Governor for
the short period from 1:55 pm to 5:35 pm on Sunday 25 August
2013 during my temporary absence from the seat of government.
[L.S.]
Penelope Wensley
[L.S.]
Penelope Wensley
Signed and sealed with the Public Seal of the State on
23 August 2013.
Signed and sealed with the Public Seal of the State on
23 August 2013.
By Command
By Command
CAMPBELL NEWMAN
CAMPBELL NEWMAN
RECORDED in the Register of Patents, No 49, Page 86 on
23 August 2013.
Leighton Craig
Clerk of the Executive Council
RECORDED in the Register of Patents, No 49, Page 87 on
23 August 2013.
Leighton Craig
Clerk of the Executive Council
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Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, being
about to absent herself from the seat of government for a short
period, under Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State, she has
delegated all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable
Paul de Jersey AC, Chief Justice of Queensland, to exercise as
Deputy Governor from 5:35 pm on 25 August 2013 until 2:50 pm
on 28 August 2013.
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
Premier’s Office
Brisbane, 25 August 2013
Her Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct the
publication for general information of the following Copy of a
Commission under Her Hand and the Public Seal of the State,
delegating all the powers of the Governor to the Honourable
Paul de Jersey AC, Chief Justice of Queensland, to exercise as
Deputy Governor, for the short period that Her Excellency will be
temporarily absent from the seat of government.
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
COPY OF COMMISSION
Constitution of Queensland 2001
To the Honourable PAUL de JERSEY AC, Chief Justice of
Queensland.
I, PENELOPE WENSLEY, Governor, acting under section 40 of the
Constitution of Queensland 2001 , delegate all the powers of the
Governor to you, PAUL de JERSEY, Chief Justice of Queensland, to
exercise as Deputy Governor for the short period from 5:35 pm on
Sunday 25 August 2013 until 2:50 pm on Wednesday 28 August
2013 during my temporary absence from the seat of government.
[L.S.]
Penelope Wensley
Signed and sealed with the Public Seal of the State on
23 August 2013.
By Command
CAMPBELL NEWMAN
RECORDED in the Register of Patents, No 49, Page 88 on
23 August 2013.
Leighton Craig
Clerk of the Executive Council
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Land Act 1994
REOPENING OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD
NOTICE (No 23) 2013
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Reopening of Temporarily
Closed Road Notice (No 23) 2013.
Reopening temporarily closed road [s.107 of the Act]
2. It is declared that the area of land comprised in the former
Road Licence mentioned in the Schedule is reopened as road.
SCHEDULE
Central Region, Mackay Office
An area of about 0.27 ha abutting the south eastern boundary of
Lot 101 on SP255645 and shown as Lot B on AP21983, being part
of the land contained within former Road Licence No. 30/4432,
(parish of Eton). (2013/001592)
ENDNOTES
1. Published in the Gazette on 30 August 2013.
2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
Land Act 1994
OBJECTIONS TO PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE
NOTICE (No 33) 2013
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Objections to Proposed Road Closure
Notice (No 33) 2013.
Application for road closure [s.100 of the Act]
2. Applications have been made for the permanent closure of the roads
mentioned in the Schedule.
Objections
3.(1) An objection (in writing) to a proposed road closure mentioned in
the Schedule may be lodged with the Regional Service Director, Department
of Natural Resources and Mines, at the regional office for the region in
which the road is situated.
(2) Latest day for lodgement of objections is 10 October 2013.
(3) Anyobjectionsreceivedmaybeviewedbyotherpartiesinterestedin
Any objections received may be viewed by other parties interested in
the proposed road closure under the provisions of the Right to Information
Act 2009. If you lodge an objection, please include in your objection letter
whether you would like to be consulted if this issue becomes the subject of
an access request under the Right to Information Act 2009.
Plans
4. Inspection of the plans of the proposed road closures may be made
at(a) the Department of Natural Resources and Mines Offices at Cairns,
Innisfail, Townsville, Bundaberg and Toowoomba; and
(b) the Local Government Offices of Tablelands Regional, Cassowary
[No. 90
Coast Regional, Townsville City, Bundaberg Regional and
Toowoomba Regional;
for a particular plan in that district or that local government area.
SCHEDULE
PERMANENT CLOSURE
North Region, Cairns Office
*1 An area of about 1.34 ha being part of the road abutting Lot 139 on
NR527 and contained within Road Licence No. 9/8612 (parish of Tinaroo,
locality of Walkamin) and shown as plan of Lot 1, proposed permanent road
closure on Drawing TSV2013-41. (2013/001724)
North Region, Innisfail Office
*2 Areas totalling about 4703 m2 being part of the road contained within
stations 16b-16a-16-16b and 17b-28-15a-32-31a-14a-31-13a-30-33-17c17b (parish of Glady, locality of Fitzgerald Creek) and shown as area of
closed road on DP262077. (2013/004039)
North Region, Townsville Office
3 An area of about 177 m2 being the unnamed road separating Lot 9 on
P83611 from Lot 10 on P83611 (parish of Waterview, locality of Paluma)
and shown as plan of Lot A, proposed permanent road closure on Drawing
CNS10/077. (2013/003928)
South Region, Bundaberg Office
4 An area of about 2180 m2 being part of Kepnock Road abutting part
of the northern boundary of Lot 1 on RP162773 (parish of Kalkie, locality of
Ashfield) and shown as road proposed to be permanently closed on Drawing
13/156. (2013/004000)
South Region, Toowoomba Office
5 An area of about 6890 m2 being the road separating Lot 3 on RP20930
from Lot 1 on SP146574 and extending from Toowoomba Karara Road to
the Toowoomba-Wyreema Southern Railway (parish of Eton Vale, locality
of Wyreema) and shown as Lot 1 on AP9227, permanent road closure on
Drawing DD2013/134. (2013/003685)
*The proposed closure of this road is in conjunction with the proposed
opening of another road.
ENDNOTES
1. Published in the Gazette on 30 August 2013.
2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources and
Mines.
© The State of Queensland 2013
Copyright protects this material.
Reproduction inquiries should be addressed to:
Gazette Advertising, GPO Box 2457, Brisbane QLD, 4001
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City of Brisbane Act 2010 – Section 32
NOTICE OF MAKING THE ADVERTISEMENTS AMENDING LOCAL
LAW 2013 AND THE ADVERTISEMENTS AMENDING
SUBORDINATE LOCAL LAW 2013 FOR THE CITY OF BRISBANE
1.
Brisbane City Council (“Council”) has by resolution on
6 August 2013 made a local law entitled the Advertisements
Amending Local Law 2013 and a subordinate local law entitled
the Advertisements Amending Subordinate Local Law 2013 .
2.
The amending local law has amended Local Law No. 1
(Control of Advertisements) .
3.
The amending subordinate local law has amended the
Advertisements Subordinate Local Law 2005 .
4.
The commencement date for the Advertisements Amending
Local Law 2013 and the Advertisements Amending
Subordinate Local Law 2013 is 1 October 2013.
Colin Jensen, Chief Executive Officer
Local Government Act 2009
AURUKUN SHIRE COUNCIL
NOTICE OF THE ADOPTED INTERIM LOCAL LAWS AND INTERIM
SUBORDINATE LOCAL LAWS
The Aurukun Shire Council has resolved on 8 August 2013 to
adopt the following Interim Local Laws and Interim Subordinate
Local Laws:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Local Government Act 2009
AURUKUN SHIRE COUNCIL
NOTICE OF REPEAL OF LOCAL LAWS
The Aurukun Shire Council has made by resolution on 8 August
2013 the Aurukun Shire Council (Repeal of Redundant Local
Laws) Law 2013, which repeals the following redundant Local
Laws:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Local Law No 1 – Administration 28/06/1999
Local Law No 2 - Control of Nuisances 28/06/1999
Local Law No 3 - Impounding of Animals 28/06/1999
Local Law No 4 - Keeping and Control of Animals 28/06/1999
Local Law No 5 - Meetings 28/06/1999
Subordinate Local Law - 28/06/1999
No anti-competitive provisions were identified in the Aurukun
Shire Council (Repeal of Redundant Local Laws) Local Law 2013.
A copy of each Interim Local Law and Interim Subordinate Local
Law may be inspected and purchased at Aurukun Shire Council
Office or at the State Office of Department of Local Government.
CEO of Aurukun Shire Council
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Interim Local Law No 1. (Administration) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 1. (Administration) 2013;
Interim Local Law No 2. (Animal Management) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 2. (Animal Management)
2013;
Interim Local Law No 3. (Community and Environmental
Management) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 3. (Community and
Environmental Management) 2013
Interim Local Law No 4. (Local Government Controlled Areas
Facilities and Roads) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 4. (Local Government
Controlled Areas Facilities and Roads) 2013;
Interim Local Law No 5. (Parking) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 5. (Parking) 2013;
Interim Local Law No 6. (Bathing Reserves) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 6. (Bathing Reserves) 2013;
Interim Local Law No 7. (Indigenous Community Land
Management) 2013;
Interim Subordinate Local Law No 7. (Indigenous Community
Land Management) 2013.
A copy of each Interim Local Law and Interim Subordinate Local
Law may be inspected and purchased at Aurukun Shire Council
Office or at the State Office of Department of Local Government.
CEO of Aurukun Shire Council
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REMUNERATION DECISION FOR DE-AMALGAMATING LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS
Local Government
(De-amalgamation Implementation) Regulation 2013 , the Local
In
accordance
with
s.11
of
the
Government Remuneration and Discipline Tribunal (the Tribunal)
is required to decide before 1 September 2013, the category of
local governments and the remuneration for councillors for each
of the four de-amalgamating local governments of Douglas,
Mareeba, Livingstone and Noosa.
The Tribunal has determined the new local governments belong
to the following categories:
• Douglas Shire Council – Category 2
• Mareeba Shire Council – Category 3
• Livingstone Shire Council – Category 4
• Noosa Shire Council – Category 4.
The remuneration payable to mayors, deputy mayors and councillors
of the new local governments will be:
Council
Mayor
Deputy Mayor Councillor
Douglas Shire Council
$73,803
$38,659
$31,630
Mareeba Shire Council
$91,376
$52,717
$45,688
Livingstone Shire Council $112,462
$70,289
$59,746
Noosa Shire Council
$70,289
$59,746
$112,462
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
Statutory Guideline 02/12: Making or amending local planning
instruments
CENTRAL HIGHLANDS REGIONAL COUNCIL
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
TEMPORARY LOCAL PLANNING INSTRUMENT
Notice is given that Central Highlands Regional Council at its
General Meeting of the 28 August 2013 adopted Temporary Local
Planning Instrument - Non Resident Workforce Accommodation
that will apply over the area of the following Planning Schemes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Planning Scheme (Amendment No. 3) for Emerald Shire (2013);
Planning Scheme for Bauhinia Shire (Amendment No. 1) (2011);
Planning Scheme for Duaringa Shire (Amendment No. 1) (2011);
and
Planning Scheme for Peak Downs Shire (Amendment No. 1)
(2011).
The purpose of the Temporary Local Planning Instrument – NonResident Workforce Accommodation is to suspend the provisions
of the legacy planning schemes in force in Central Highlands
Regional Council Area and for it to become the primary
development control tool for all future applications for Non
Residential Workforce Accommodation to ensuring consistency
across the Council’s area.
Temporary Local Planning Instrument - Non Resident Workforce
Accommodation will have effect on and from the 2 September 2013
and cease to have effect on 1 September 2014, or the gazettal of
the proposed CHRC Planning Scheme (whichever is the earliest).
A copy of the Temporary Local Planning Instrument is available
for inspection and purchase at the Emerald Service Centre
located at 65 Egerton Street, Emerald or can be downloaded
from the website at www.centralhighlands.qld.gov.au
Bryan Ottone, Chief Executive Officer
PO Box 21, Emerald Qld 4720
[30 August 2013
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
PUBLIC NOTICE
SUNSHINE COAST COUNCIL
ADOPTION OF PRIORITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS AND
AMENDMENTS TO MAROOCHY PLAN 2000
NOOSA PLAN 2006
CALOUNDRA CITY PLAN 2004
In accordance with the Statutory Guideline 02/12 and section 117
of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009, Council advises that at the
Ordinary Meeting of Sunshine Coast Council on 22 August 2013,
it was resolved to adopt Priority Infrastructure Plans and
amendments to planning schemes as follows:
•
•
•
Maroochy Plan 2000 draft Amendment 24;
Noosa Plan draft Amendment No. 5; and
Caloundra City Plan 2004 draft Amendment No. 6.
The purpose and general effect of the planning scheme
amendments is to allow for the inclusion of a Priority Infrastructure
Plan into each of the three planning schemes. Priority
Infrastructure Plans provide information related to the trunk
infrastructure needed to service existing and future development.
They cover trunk infrastructure networks for transport, parks, land
for community facilities, stormwater, water supply and sewerage
networks, setting desired standards of service for each
infrastructure network and planning for future infrastructure.
The amendments will come into effect on and from
16 September 2013.
The amendments are available in electronic format from the
Sunshine Coast Council website. Visit
http://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
The amendments will also be available for inspection and/or
purchase at Council’s Customer Service Centres at Caloundra,
Maroochydore, Nambour and Tewantin from 16 September 2013.
Copies of the amendments are also available for inspection at
the Department of State Development and Infrastructure
Planning, 63 George Street, Brisbane.
Further information can be obtained by telephoning Council’s
Customer Service Centre on 1300 00 7272 (Sunshine Coast) or
(07) 5475 7272 (outside Sunshine Coast & mobile phones).
John Knaggs
Chief Executive Officer
Sunshine Coast Council
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
ADOPTION OF TEMPORARY LOCAL PLANNING INSTRUMENT 01/2012:
(OPERATIONAL WORKS – EXCAVATION OR FILLING THAT
MATERIALLY AFFECTS PREMISES OR THEIR USE)
Notice is given under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 that
on 21 August 2013 the Toowoomba Regional Council adopted
the Temporary Local Planning Instrument 01/2012 (Operational
Works – excavation or filling that materially affects premises or
their use) (TLPI 01/2012).
This TLPI 01/2012 will commence on 30 August 2013.
The purpose of TLPI 01/2012 is to ensure that excavation or
filling that materially affects premises or their use is subject to
appropriate levels of assessment.
The TLPI 01/20-12 applies to the whole of the Toowoomba Regional
Council area. It suspends the planning provisions (Section 5.8,
Table 5.8.2 – Operational Works) contained in the Toowoomba
Regional Planning Scheme 2012 to the extent these provisions
relate to the development ‘Excavating or filling that materially affects
premises or their use’. TLPI 01/2012 will have effect in accordance
with the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 until 30 August 2014
or until the proposed Toowoomba Regional Planning Scheme
Amendment No. 2 comes into effect, whichever occurs first.
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A copy of the TLPI 01/2012 is available on the Toowoomba
Regional Council website www.toowoombaRC.qld.gov.au from
30 August 2013 and for inspection and purchase at Council’s
Customer Service Centres located at:
• 4 Little Street, Toowoomba
• 95 King Street, Clifton
• 25 Emu Creek Road, Crows Nest
• 89 Mocatta Street, Goombungee
• 54 Hodgson Street, Greenmount
• Community Court, Highfields
• 2-16 Campbell Street, Millmerran
• 64 Campbell Street, Oakey
• 85 Yandilla Street, Pittsworth
The TLPI 01/2012 is also available for inspection at the office of
the Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure
and Planning.
Brian Pidgeon - Chief Executive Officer
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO BRISBANE CITY
PLAN 2000 TO INCLUDE A LOCAL PLAN ENTITLED THE
CHERMSIDE CENTRE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
At its meeting on 20 August 2013, Council adopted amendments
to Brisbane City Plan 2000 to include the Chermside Centre
Neighbourhood Plan, which encompasses Chermside and parts of
Kedron, Wavell Heights, Chermside West, Stafford Heights, Geebung
and Aspley. Council also adopted associated amendments. The new
Neighbourhood Plan and associated amendments become effective
on and from 30 August 2013.
Purpose and General Effect
The purpose of the plan is to guide future development and key
outcomes for the Chermside Centre including:
• High density mixed use development (12 to 15 storeys) in the
Chermside Activity Precinct to respond to the South East
Queensland Regional Plan 2009-2031 intent that Chermside
is a Principal Regional Activity Centre on Brisbane’s Northside;
• High density residential development (up to 10 storeys) in
the Residential North Precinct north of Hamilton Road within
close proximity to services on Gympie Road, Chermside
Shopping Centre and the Prince Charles Hospital;
• Medium density residential development (between 4 to 6
storeys) in the Residential South Precinct in proximity to
Gympie Road services and the Hospital Precinct;
• Local road improvements that maintain accessibility for
residential and commercial uses;
• Public realm and pedestrian and cycle connections to key
destinations through provision of pathways and cross block
links; and
• High quality built form enhancing the image of Chermside
Centre.
Further information
Copies of the amendments are available for inspection and
purchase at the Brisbane City Council Library and Customer
Service Centre, Level 1, North Quay Podium, Brisbane Square,
266 George Street, Brisbane. The amendments can also be
viewed on Council’s website by searching for ‘Chermside Centre
Neighbourhood Plan’ at www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
For more information please either visit the Council Customer
Service Centre or telephone Council on 3403 8888.
Colin Jensen, Chief Executive Officer
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NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO BRISBANE CITY
PLAN 2000 TO INCLUDE A LOCAL PLAN ENTITLED THE LOWER
OXLEY CREEK SOUTH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
At its meeting on 13 August 2013, Council adopted amendments
to Brisbane City Plan 2000 to include the Lower Oxley Creek South
Neighbourhood Plan, which encompasses Heathwood, Larapinta
and parts of Pallara, Forest Lake and Parkinson. Council also
adopted associated amendments. The new Neighbourhood Plan
and associated amendments become effective on and from
30 August 2013.
Purpose and General Effect
The purpose of the plan is to:
• Provide a balance between protecting and enhancing ecological
values and facilitating urban development;
• Provide housing diversity, housing choice and promote ageing
in place;
• Ensure existing rural activities are not prejudiced by new urban
development;
• Ensure development manages flood risk in accordance with
accepted standards;
• Encourage new industrial development in locations where
land use conflict can be avoided;
• Promote rehabilitation and remediation of extractive industry
sites;
• Provide a well-connected open space network and promote
active transport networks; and
• Provide consolidated ecological corridors around Oxley and
Blunder Creeks and protect koala habitat in accordance with
State Planning Policy 2/10 – Koala Conservation in South
East Queensland.
Further information
Copies of the amendments are available for inspection and purchase
at the Brisbane City Council Library and Customer Service Centre,
Level 1, North Quay Podium, Brisbane Square, 266 George Street,
Brisbane. The amendments can also be viewed on Council’s website
by searching for ‘Lower Oxley Creek South Neighbourhood Plan’ at
www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
For more information please either visit the Council Customer
Service Centre or telephone Council on 3403 8888.
Colin Jensen, Chief Executive Officer
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Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 28 August 2013
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the persons
whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Commissioner for Declarations.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
Francis Frederick ADAMSON
Norman John ALCOCK
Mark Alexander ALEXION
Gary William ANDERSSON
Caitlin Emily ARCHER
Kenneth James ARMSTRONG
Roderick Neil ARNOTT
Desmond John ASHCROFT
Gary John ATKINSON
Keith Ronald ATKINSON
Archibald James AULD
Deborah Ann AZZOPARDI
Arthur Kemm BABER
Roger BACON
Eric Neil BAISDEN
Graeme Thomas BAKER
Dianne Beth BALDWIN
John BARFOD
Nicholas Hudson BARNES
Kenneth Douglas BARNETT
Joseph David BARTOLO
Leslie Keith BATEMAN
Kevin Edmund BEDFORD
Ann BEETHAM
Neville John BENNETT
Christine Susan BERTOLDO
Ian John BEVERIDGE
Kiri BEZUIDENHOUT
Daryl John BIRT
Garth Dudgeon St. Clair BLACK
Rosemary BLAIR
Keith William Ronald BLAKELY
Robert Michael BLANCKENSEE
Peter Anthony BLAY
John Robert BLYDE
Paul BONNEY
Gavin Leslie BOOTH
Marguerite Adel BOOTH
Faye Alice BOWEN
THE SCHEDULE
Ksandra Lynell GOODSALL
Lindsay Gordon GRAHAM
Julios Glynne GRALOW
William Jenner GRAYSON
Arthur Thomas GREEN
Lewis Beattie GREEN
Brian Wesley GREENWOOD
Ronald Henry GREENWOOD
Adam GRIEVE
Clinton Myles GROVE
Kevin Thomas GUILLESSER
Leslie George GURDLER
Ian Edward HAIG
Ronald Victor HALL
Barrie Ronald HAMES
Michael James HANLEY
Margaret Anne HARMS
Colin Robert HARRIS
Eloise Adriene HARRIS
William Hamilton HART
Kevin John HARTWIG
Alan James HAUSER
Bryman Patrick HAYDEN
Colin Paul HAZEL
Roy Harold George HEAD
Leonard Ronald HEARNDEN
Keith Llewellyn HELLAND
Lynette Mary HELYAR
Judith Diane HENDRIKX
Marie Narelle HERON
Lionel Neill HEYDON
Peter Alan HITCHCOCK
Sidney George HOARE
Betty Elaine HOELSCHER
Vivenne Joan HOLLAND
Laurence John HOOPER
Robert James HOOPER
Ian Hunter HOWARD
Cedric Gray Lodge HUBBARD
Desmond Edward NAPPER
Harold Malcolm John NEAL
Leon Keith NELSON
Robert John NICHOLLS
John Alexander NIELSEN
Rodney Chris NIELSEN
Francis Parker NIXON
Helen Mary NOLAN
Sharon Lee NOWLAN
Barry John NUTTER
Heather Jean OAKES
John William O'CONNOR
Stephen John O'KEEFE
Bryan Scott OLUFSON
Douglas John OSBORNE
Robert John OSBORNE
Barry Desmond William O'SING
John Joseph OSTWALD
Joanne Maree OXENFORD
Phillip Donald PADGET
Brian Richard PARKE
Ronald PARKER
Joyce Margaret PARSONS
Melissa Mary PARSONS
Wayne Paul PATCH
Ronald Leslie PATTEL
Peter John PATTERSON-KANE
Trevor Max PAYNE
Graham George PEGG
Rodney John PERRY
Gregory George PETERSON
Roger PIASECKI
Denis Duncan PIE
Bronwen Gladys PIGGOTT
Kevin Patrick PLASTOW
Michael PODAGIEL
Bruce William POST
Earl David Sealy PRATT
Malcom John PRESTON
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Jennifer May BRIANT
Peter John Kenyon BROADHURST
Glenn William BROOKER
Colleen Joan BROWN
Catherine Mary BRYANT
Thomas Joseph Vincent BUCKLEY
Paula Margaret BUCKTON
Clare BURKE
Victor Stanley BURREN
Vincent James BURTON
Wayne BUTLER
James Robert BYE
William Broughton CADELL
Robert James CAHILL
Desmond Patrick CAMPBELL
Gerald James CAMPBELL
Margaret Veronica CAMPBELL
Megan Lee CAMPBELL
Margaret Lorraine CANNINGS
Colin Herbert CANNON
Peter Colderidge C CARMAN
Jack CARVER
Francis James CASEY
Leonie Frances CASEY
Rodney Hugh CASSIDY
Christine Valerie CASTELLANI
Graham Harry CHAPMAN
Jeffrey Marshall CLARKE
John Francis CLARKE
William Gerard COLLINS
David George COLLISHAW
John Anthony COMERFORD
Roland John CONDELL
James Edmund CONNOR
Deborah Jean CONWELL
Kerry Anne COPPOLECCHIA
Theo Peter CORONIS
Edward Sydney William COWAN
Cornelius John CREMIN
Kay Lynette CRIGHTON
Giuseppe CRISAFULLI
Margaret Ann CRONIN
John Anthony CROUCH
Cheryl Faye CUSHWAY
Pearl Florence DALY
Adrienne Winona DAN
John Patrick Harold DARK
Stella Suzanne DARMODY
Sabina Anne DARWEN
June Mary DAVIDSON
Russell Gordon DAVIDSON
Christine Ruby DAWSON
David Alexander DAWSON
Russell John DENNIS
Margery Anne DONAGHEY
Owen Charles DOUGLAS
Keven William DOWNING
Kerry David DRENNAN
Robert Stuart DRURY
Kerry Lee DUCE
Owen William DUNCAN
Noel William DUROUX
Rosemary Margaret DUX
Leslie Aloysius DWYER
Lloyd EDMUNDS
Robert Len EDYVEAN
Grace Winifred ELLERAY
Bryan Howard ELLIOTT
VALERIE ELLIS
Carmen Myrl ENRIGHT
Fiona Louise ESTELLA
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Michael James HUBBARD
Bruce Kelvin HUSTWICK
James Paul HUTCHINSON
Richard Herbert HYNE
Lynn Margaret IRWIN
Graham Frederick IVERS
Ralph Dennis JACKSON
Michael James JANETZKI
Jessie Joy JARDINE
Alan Nelson JEFFERY
Robert William JOHNSON
Norman Peter JOHNSTON
Karen Denise JONCOUR
Janine Beryl JONES
Mark Phillip JONES
Mark David JOSEFSKI
Peter Gregory JUBB
Suzanne Helen KAVANAGH
Raymond Joseph KEANE
Isabella Sophia KEARSLEY
William Francis KEATING
Graham Vernon KEILY
Peter Didrik KENDALL
Trudy Ann KENNEDY
Daniel Craig KENT
Noeline Mavis Anne KERR
Joan Isobel KILBY
Eva Maria KING
Franklin Roosevelt KING
Jan KINKEAD
Henry Frank KOSTOWSKI
Neil James KUBLER
Wendee Kay KUNST
Deirdre Margaret KYNOCH
Raymond Lance LANHAM
Carolyn Corina LARGE
Damian Peter LAVERCOMBE
Denis John LAVERCOMBE
Rodney Arthur LEGGE
Peter John LEONARD
Kim Maree LESTER
Wayne Gary LESTER
Philip Park LIVINGSTON
John Clifford LOGAN
Bevley-Anne LONG
Neville George LONGLAND
Arthur Gordon LOVEDAY
Dorothy Vera LOVEDAY
Jeffrey Allan LUHRS
Peter Alan LYNCH
Alan George MACDONALD
Kerry John MACDONALD
Robert Ian James MACFARLANE
Brian Dale MADSON
Colin Robert MAJOR
Joy Lynette MAJOR
Robert Hamilton MALCOLM
Karen Ann MALONEY
Rosemary Ruth MANLY
William Bowden MANN
Francesco MARINO
Peter MARSHALL
William Bruce MARTIN
Neva MAXIM
Arthur Benjamin MAYNARD
Robert Ugo MAZZOLENI
Denis John MCAULIFFE
Barry William MCCARTHY
Dorothy Helen MCCLINTOCK
William David MCCLINTOCK
Daryl James MCCOLL
James Michael MCCONNELL
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Kenneth William PRIMMER
Rodney Maxwell PRONGER
John Kenneth PROVAN
Auriel Diana RADDON
Henry Anthony RANDLE
Peter Gerard RANKIN
Desmond REAL
Gordon Burnett REDDING
Ronald Alan REINKE
Karen Elizabeth RENNIE
Tracey Joy RICH
Narelle Jennifer RICHARDS
Margaret Florence RILEY
Edward Walter RITCHIE
Lynne ROBERTS
Athol Douglas ROBERTS-THOMSON
John Francis ROESSLER
Veronica Mary ROGERS
Angelo ROSSETTI
Leslie ROWE
Robert Arthur ROWLINSON
Peter John ROYLANCE
Trevor James RUFUS
James Charles RUNDLE
David Burdell RUTHERFORD
Peter Anthony RYALLS
Stephen Robert RYAN
Aleksandra Natalija SAMPSON
Henry Edwin SAMPSON
Kay Lynette SAVILLE
Robert Frank SAW
Julie Elizabeth SAXON
Thomas Reginald SCANLAN
Amanda Louise SCARLETT
Wayne Norman SCOTT
Diana Giovina SERAFINI
William Keith SHANG
Christine SHEARMAN
Anthony Leo SHEIL
Terrence James SILVER
Anthony John SIMMONDS
Ian Francis SIMPSON
Robert St Clair SKERRITT
Denis Charles SLIEP
Carmen Lorraine SMITH
Keith McGladdery SMITH
Patricia Mary SMITH
Raymond Henry SMITH
Susanne Elizabeth SMITH
Graham Douglas SMYTHE
Chantal Elizabeth SOMMERFELD
Robert Joseph SPLATT
Ernst SPULER
Kay Rosalie SQUAIR
Allan Lester STEWART
Michael Gerald STOCKALL
Terry Edward STONE
Errol James STRONG
Trevor Paul STROW
Derek Barrowman STUBBINS
Geoffrey Raymond SUESS
Thomas Francis SWANTON
Elizabeth Joyce TAM
William Reginald TAMBLYN
Christopher John TATHEM
Merle Beverley THOMASSON
Raymond Charles THOMASSON
Angela Gabrielle THOMSON
Eric William THOMSON
Johanna Cornelia TJAKKES
Hugh Thomas TREVETHAN
Veneta Carol TSCHUMY
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William Edward FAINT
William FAIRWEATHER
Robyn Michelle FALLON
Wayne Leonard FEHLHABER
John Stuart FINDLAY
Maria Lily FINLAY
Ian James FLEMING
Margaret Vivian FLEMING
Clifford FLOR
Peter Stewart FORNESS
Douglas Alan FOWLER
John Henry FOX
Yvonne Maree FRANKE
Darryl John FREE
Ralph Arthur FREEMAN
Maureen Gail FREEMANTLE
Bronwyn Marguerite FRIEND
Peter Graham FRIIS
John Wycliffe FUA
Thomas Joseph GALLAGHER
Geoffrey Alan GARGETT
Ivor GENRICH
Janelle Gay GERRY
Brenda GIBBS
Beverly Claire GILBERT
Frederick Charles GILLETT
John Donald GLASGOW
Susan Anne GOGOLKA
Susan Leigh GOLDSWORTHY
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Lee MCCROHON
Alexander Gordon Campbell MCDONALD
Anthony Hugh MCDONALD
Kathleen May MCDONOUGH
Petrea Frances MCHUGH
David Veness MCINNES
Alec Frederick MCINTOSH
Anthony James MCKEE
Cherie Radiance MCLEAN
John Leslie MCMARTIN
Alan Ross MCTAGGART
Brendon Thomas MEHARRY
Colin Walker MENGEL
Costantino MERCURI
Ian Bruce MEREDITH
Douglas Oscar MESTON
Leonard Frederick MILNER
Lynne Ethel MITCHELL
Boris Michael MLIKOTA
Peter Ross MONAHAN
Gregory Colin MORRIS
Patricia Alice MORTENSEN
Joyce Mavis MOY
John Michael MULCAHY
Auburn Keith MULLER
Peter Richard MULLER
James Martin MUNRO
Janice Ann MUNRO
Lance Geoffrey MURRAY
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Esma Ada TUCKER
Vincent George TYE
Lloyd William VAGG
Geoffrey Martin VAUGHAN
Allan Ross VEIVERS
Brandon Trevor VIGOR
Michael Paul WADE
Douglas John WALKER
Richard Bernard WALL
Laurence William WALSH
Eunice Joyce WEBB
Michael Alan WEBBER
Garry James WEBSTER
Wayne WEBSTER
Beverley Anne WECKER
Alan James WEIR
Samantha Jae WHITE
Kevin James WHITMEE
David Michael WHYTE
Gerard Michael WILKES
Peter James WILKINSON
Colin MacKenzie WILLIS
Christopher Alan Louis WILLMANN
John Leslie WINCHESTER
Helen Joyce WITHOOS
Harold Charles WRIGHT
Lynette Mary WRIGHT
Ernest John Dean ZERK
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 28 August 2013
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the persons
whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Commissioner for Declarations.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
Gladys Rose BANKS
Georgina BLUM
Florence Dawn BRUCE
Beatrice May HINRICHS
Rosemary Phyllis HODGE
Carolyn Ann IMBRUGLIA
THE SCHEDULE
John Peter IMBRUGLIA
Sharon Maree KOCH
Linda Elizabeth LEES
Paul MCLACHLAN
Anthony John PFEIFFER
Dianne Helen PFEIFFER
Barry Anthony RICHARDSON
Jill Doris RYLATT
Beverley Ann STAFFORD
Rodney Arthur STOWER
Cheree Annette VOLZ
Francis James WEAVER
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 28 August 2013
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the persons
whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
Bernardus Johannes BAARS
Carmel Regina BLUNT
Suzanne Laurelle BOARD
Heinrich BRAUN
Raymond John CARROLL
THE SCHEDULE
Jennifer Leigh A CODEY
Michael Tom COWIE
Diana Lillian FERN
Felicity Maree HOGG
Maurice LIEKEFETT
Thelma Jean MAHER
Sidney Llewellyn SHEPHERD
Lawrence John WEBB
Beverley Claire WINDOW
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 28 August 2013
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the persons
whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Mark Gerard HARM
Hendrika Maria JOHNSON
Xuguang LIU
Ian Ross MCFAYDEN
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Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 28 August 2013
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
Terence Wilfred ANDERSON
Vikki Kay COLLINS
Joanne Marie DENTON
THE SCHEDULE
Suzanne Patricia GULIKERS
Isabel Edna HUGHES
Christine Joy NAIRNE
Colin Ross PICKERING
Ann Christine SLACK-SMITH
Jessica Anne SUESEE
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 30 August 2013
Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of
the Executive Council, has approved that(a) David Graham Thomas be appointed by Commission under the
Constitution of Queensland 2001 as a Judge of the Supreme
Court of Queensland on and from 16 September 2013; and
(b) David Graham Thomas be appointed under the Queensland
Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 as President of the
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal on and from
22 October 2013 to and including 21 October 2016.
JARROD BLEIJIE MP
Queensland Police Service
Brisbane, August 2013
It is hereby notified that, pursuant to section 5A.4A (Analysts)
of the Police Service Administration Act 1990 , I have appointed
the person named hereunder as an analyst:
Melanie May LIE-WILLIAMS
JACK DEMPSEY
MINISTER FOR POLICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY
REPEAL OF DIRECTIVE ISSUED UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 2008
Pursuant to section 54 of the Public Service Act 2008 , the
following directive is repealed, effective 30 August 2013.
•
Directive No. 04/09: Employment arrangements in the event
of a human Influenza Pandemic
Minister Glen Elmes
The Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and
Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier
REPEAL OF DIRECTIVE ISSUED UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 2008
Pursuant to section 54 of the Public Service Act 2008 , the
following directive is repealed, effective 30 August 2013.
•
Directive No. 11/10: Attendance – recording and reporting
requirements (including public holidays)
Minister Glen Elmes
The Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and
Multicultural Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier
Vacancy Appointment Gazette
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DIRECTIVE No. 09/13
Supersedes:12/99, 12/10 & 02/12
Minister Assisting the Premier Directive: Special Leave
1. Purpose:
To prescribe the entitlements for special leave.
2. Effective date: 30 August 2013
3. Legislative authority:
Section 54(1)(a) of the Public Service Act 2008 and section 686 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.
The provisions in the Schedules may be varied in accordance with certified agreements made under
Chapter 6, Part 1 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999 or decisions of an industrial tribunal of competent
jurisdiction. Sections 51 and 52 of the Public Service Act 2008 and sections 686 and 687 of the Industrial
Relations Act 1999 apply if there is a conflict with an act, regulation or industrial instrument.
4. Application:
This directive applies to public service employees, as specified below, excluding employees engaged on a
casual basis under sections 147(2)(b) or 148(2)(b) of the Public Service Act 2008 (except in relation to
Bereavement Leave).
5. Previous references:
x Directives: 18/09, 8/06, 1/06, 10/01, 14/99 and 8/97: Special Leave
x Directives: 5/06, 13/05, 3/02, 9/01 and 13/99: Bereavement Leave
x Administrative Instruction No 2 VII 1
6. Related information:
x
x
x
x
Directive relating to recreation and long service lave
Directive relating to overtime and excess travel
Directive relating to critical incident entitlements and conditions
Family Leave (Queensland Public Sector) Award – State 2012
DIRECTIVE:
7. Entitlement
7.1.
7.2.
An officer or an employee, as defined in this directive:
(a)
may be granted special leave either on full-pay or without pay as provided for in clause 8;
(b)
must be granted special leave of absence either on full-pay or without pay as provided and
where indicated in Schedule One.
Unless otherwise indicated, leave entitlements apply to part-time employees on a pro-rata
basis.
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7.3.
Leave prescribed in this directive may be converted to an hourly basis for the purpose of
entitlement, granting and recording of leave. Leave is based on the number of hours that the
employee would have worked. Schedule Two provides conversion formulas.
7.4.
If an employee is rostered to work a specific number of hours on a day and the employee is
absent from duty on that day, or part of it, the period of leave will be the number of hours that
the employee was rostered to work on that day but did not work. This applies even though the
period of leave may be different to the employee’s daily hours (as defined).
7.5.
Where a public holiday or substituted day under the Holidays Act 1983 occurs, during an
absence on special leave without pay, officers and employees are not entitled to be paid for
the public holiday.
8. Discretionary leave
8.1.
A chief executive may approve paid leave for employees for any purpose, with duration
appropriate to the purpose of the leave.
(a) Leave approved under clause 8.1 must not exceed more than five (5) days per year per
reason unless the chief executive considers that circumstances warrant the granting of
additional paid leave. Any additional leave must be reasonable and proportionate to the
circumstances.
(i) Reasons could include, but are not limited to compassionate situations, representation of
state or national sporting teams, blood or aphaeresis donation, situations where an
employee is precluded from attending or remaining at work due to natural disasters, work
related study, following deployment for critical incidents, domestic or family violence etc.
8.2.
A chief executive may approve unpaid leave for employees for any purpose and for any
duration.
8.3.
A chief executive may approve a combination of paid and unpaid leave under this directive.
8.4.
In determining an application for leave under clause 8.1 or clause 8.2, a chief executive must
consider:
(a) the reason the leave is requested
(b) the duration of the requested leave
(c)
whether alternative forms of leave are more appropriate
(d) for temporary or casual employees, the duration of the person’s employment (including end
date)
(e) the impact of the absence on the performance of the employee’s role and the department’s
objectives
(f)
the impact on the employee if the requested leave is not approved.
9. Taking leave
9.1.
Other than as provided for in Schedule One, leave is always to be subject to the demands of a
particular situation and is to be taken at departmental convenience.
10. Recall from or cancellation of leave
10.1.
Section 10 does not apply to leave granted in accordance with Schedule One.
10.2.
A chief executive may, if departmental circumstances require it:
Directive 09/13
(a)
recall an employee from special leave; or
(b)
cancel the approval or granting of any special leave; or
(c)
defer the taking of that leave.
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11. DICTIONARY:
Unless otherwise specified the terms in this directive have the meaning prescribed in the Public Service
Act 2008.
casual employee includes both long term casual employees and short term casual employees.
daily hours means:
x the number of ordinary daily working hours of an employee as specified in the relevant industrial
instrument; or
x in any other case – the number of hours specified in the relevant industrial instrument as the
average number of hours per working day of an employee during a pay period or other period that
is reasonable in the circumstances.
employee means a public service officer, temporary employee (engaged under section 148(2)(a) of the
Public Service Act 2008) and general employee (engaged under section 147(2)(a) of the Public Service
Act 2008)
full-pay for the purpose of this directive (excluding sections listed below) means the employee’s ordinary
rate of pay and is inclusive of any fixed allowances that are part of the regular fortnightly pay, excluding
shift penalties and consolidated shift allowance payments.
immediate family includes:
x the employee’s spouse; or
x a child, ex-nuptial child, step-child, adopted child, ex-foster child of the employee or employees’
spouse; or
x parent, grandparent, grandchild, sister or brother of the employee and of the employee’s spouse
(such as the employee’s mother-in-law, father-in-law, grandparent-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-inlaw, son-in-law, daughter-in-law).
The list of family members provided for in this definition is not exhaustive. Agencies have the discretion to
grant bereavement leave to employees on the death of family members that are not expressly provided for
in this definition. Cultural and personal reasons may be taken into consideration when an agency makes
a decision.
industrial instrument means an award, certified agreement, contract, directive or determination made
under section 149 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.
Directive 09/13
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Up to two (2) years without salary.
Leave Without Salary
Additional leave as required.
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The officer shall make arrangements with the QSuper regarding
contributions in accordance with the superannuation legislation.
Applies to officers only.
Where an absence may cause disruption to transport or essential
services, the granting of leave is subject to approval having regard to
all the circumstances.
These conditions do not apply to employees who are elected as fulltime councillors, and who are paid a salary for holding such office.
When determining the amount paid by council, expenses for travel
and accommodation are not to be taken into account
Except where the salary of the employee is less than the amount
received for the time spent on council business, the employee is
entitled to retain the difference between the salary and the amount
paid by the council.
An employee who has been granted special leave on full salary to
attend council meetings or business and who receives payment by
the council for attending must submit the payment to the chief
executive for reimbursement to departmental funds.
y Employee elected as mayor,
commissioner or chair –
Up to a maximum of five (5)
working days per calendar year
non-cumulative.
y Employee elected to other
positions –
Up to a maximum of three (3)
working days per calendar year
non- cumulative.
Applies to employees.
Leave may be granted either as a charge against accrued recreation
leave, long service leave or without salary.
Applies to employees.
Conditions of Approval
Leave on Full Salary
Total period not exceeding two (2)
months.
Entitlement
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An officer who desires to undertake service overseas
with the Australian Volunteers International shall be
granted leave without salary.
3. Australian Volunteers International
An employee who has been elected to hold office as
mayor, chair or member of a council is to be granted
special leave for attendance at council meetings or for
undertaking council business.
2. Local Government Leave
An employee who contests a state or local
government election shall be granted leave for
campaigning purposes.
1. Election Leave
Category
SCHEDULE ONE – NON-DISCRETIONARY SPECIAL LEAVE
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Leave Without Salary
Additional leave for training,
deployment and travel as required
(b) Up to a maximum of four (4)
days per financial year.
Up to a maximum of –
(a) 32 calendar days per financial
year (Army Reserve, Naval
Reserve and Air Reserve)
plus an additional 14 calendar
days per financial year during
employee’s first year of
reserve service, where
attending recruit/initial training.
Leave on Full Salary
(The periods of leave below apply
from 1 July 2004)
Leave on full salary as required.
Entitlement
Note: The Defence Reserve Service (Protection) Act 2001 at section
17 states that “an employer must not hinder or prevent a person in
the employer’s employment from volunteering to render defence
service or rendering defence service”. When a requirement for an
employee Reservist to undertake defence service (which includes
training) causes serious difficulties for a department or agency, the
department or agency should request the Australian Defence Service
to identify alternative dates for the defence service.
Additional leave is subject to certification by the Commanding Officer
that the additional days are required.
Evidence of the necessity for the employee’s attendance and
proposed length for reserve service in the form of a Training or
Deployment Notice must be submitted with the employee’s
application and, at the conclusion of the event, the employee must
submit a certificate of attendance from the Commanding Officer.
Where possible, at least three (3) months notice prior to
commencement of leave should be provided.
Applies to employees.
Applies to employees.
Conditions of Approval
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Directive 09/13
Agencies are expected to pursue Employer Support Payment entitlements from the Department of Defence when an employee accesses paid or unpaid Defence Reserve
Forces Leave. Details of the financial benefits for employers of reservists provided under the Employer Support Payment Scheme can be obtained from the Defence Reserve
Support Council on 1800 803 485 or their website www.defencereservessupport.gov.au.
Employer Support Payments
(b) travel from and to the employee’s place of
residence to attend continuous training
OR
to participate in an advance or rear party in
connection with a period of continuous
training.
(a) attendance for reserve service, including but
not limited to; training, camps, field
exercises, schools, classes or courses
and/or deployment situations and may
involve more than one (1) absence in a
financial year
An employee who is a member of the Reserve Forces
is to be granted leave for –
5. Defence Reserve Forces Leave
An employee who has been directed to assist in an
emergency situation or a disaster situation in
accordance with the Public Safety Preservation Act
1986 or the Disaster Management Act 2003 shall be
granted leave for this purpose.
4. Declared Emergency Situation or Disaster
Situation
Category
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(c)
(d) An amount of unpaid
bereavement leave equal to
the time reasonably required
for the travel.
(c) An employee (including a casual) may be
granted additional bereavement leave
without pay.
(d) If an employee (including a casual)
reasonably requires extra time to travel to
and from the funeral or other ceremony for
the death.
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The employee is to furnish evidence of the death or funeral
arrangements that are satisfactory to the chief executive.
Applies to employees (including casual employees)
Conditions of Approval
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(b) In relation to each deceased
person – two (2) days unpaid
bereavement leave.
(b) A casual employee is entitled to
bereavement leave on the death of a
member of the employee’s immediate family
or household. The leave is to be granted for
a death occurring either within Australia or
overseas.
As determined by the chief
executive.
(a) In relation to each deceased
person – two (2) days
bereavement leave on full pay.
Entitlement
(a) An employee is entitled to bereavement
leave on full pay on the death of a member
of the employee’s immediate family or
household. The leave is to be granted for a
death occurring either within Australia or
overseas.
6. Bereavement Leave
Category
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This schedule sets out the formulas to be utilised when converting recreation leave or long service leave accruals to an alternative accrual basis.
3.1.
x
HAC
HBC
HBC (daily hours before change) = the employee’s daily hours (as defined by an industrial instrument) before the change.
HAC (daily hours after change) = the employee’s daily hours (as defined by an industrial instrument) after the change.
LBC (leave entitlement before change) = the employee’s leave entitlement expressed in hours before the change.
LAC (leave entitlement after change) = the hours of leave to which the employee is entitled after the change.
Where:
LAC = LBC
If a department’s system for recording particulars of leave granted to an employee is based on hours and the daily hours (as defined by an
industrial instrument) of an employee change, the leave entitlements accumulated by the employee are also to be recorded in hours.
Variation of ordinary working hours
Provided that the leave entitlement applies to part-time employees on a pro rata basis.
DH = Daily Hours (as defined by an industrial instrument)
WD = Working Days
LE = Leave Entitlement
Where:
LE = WD x DH
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If an employee’s leave entitlement in a directive is expressed in working days, the leave entitlement may be read as if it were expressed in working
hours using the following formula:
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3.
2.1.
2. Leave entitlement in hours
1.1.
1. Conversion of entitlements
SCHEDULE TWO – LEAVE CONVERSION FORMULAS
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DIRECTIVE No. 10/13
Supersedes:01/11 & 02/11
Directive of the Minister Assisting the Premier: Recreation and Long
Service Leave
1. Purpose:
To prescribe entitlements and conditions for recreation leave and long service leave.
2. Effective date: 30 August 2013
3. Legislative provisions:
Section 54(1)(a) of the Public Service Act 2008 (PSA) and section 686 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999
(IRA).
The provisions in the Schedules may be varied in accordance with certified agreements made under
Chapter 6, Part 1 of the IRA or decisions of an industrial tribunal of competent jurisdiction. Sections 51, 52
and/or 54 of the PSA and sections 686 and/or 687 of the IRA if there is a conflict with an act, regulation or
industrial instrument.
4. Application:
Unless otherwise specified, this directive applies to public service employees as defined in s9 of the PSA.
In relation to recreation leave, this directive does not apply to:
x employees engaged on a casual basis under sections 147(2)(b) and 148(2)(b) of the PSA ; or
x teachers (as defined in this directive) employed by the Department of Education, Training and
Employment.
5. Previous references
x
x
x
x
x
Ministerial Directives 9/99, 7/01, 8/04: Recreation Leave
Circular No. 6/02: Accumulating Recreation Leave
Ministerial Directives 5/07, 21/05, 3/05, 1/01 and 11/99: Long Service Leave
Administrative Instructions Nos 1 | 58, 1 |59 and 1 I 61
Section 24, 31, and 33 of the Public Service Management and Employment Regulation 1988 as in
force on 24 February1995
6. Related information:
x
x
x
x
x
x
Chapter 2, Part 1, Division 3 of the IRA (Annual Leave)
Chapter 2, Part 3 of the IRA (Long Service Leave)
Directive relating to leave without salary credited as service
Directive relating to higher duties
Circular 4/01: Long Service Leave
Circular: Christmas/New Year Compulsory Closure
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Directive
7. Leave entitlements
7.1.
Entitlements for recreation leave and long service leave are in accordance with Schedule One.
7.2.
Leave entitlements apply to part-time employees on a pro-rata basis.
7.3.
Leave prescribed in this directive may be converted to an hourly basis for the purpose of applying,
granting and recording of the leave. Leave is based on the number of hours that the employee
would have worked. Schedule Four provides conversion formulas.
7.4.
Where an employee is rostered to work a specific number of hours, the debit from their leave
account for an absence is equivalent to the number of hours they were rostered to but did not work,
even where this is different from their ordinary daily hours (as defined by an Award or Agreement)1.
7.5.
Additional conditions are set out in Schedule Two for recreation leave and Schedule Three for long
service leave.
8. Taking leave
8.1.
An employee is to submit a timely application for every absence where leave is sought, in a form
determined by the chief executive. Leave may be taken up to the total amount of leave accrued as
at the date of commencement of the leave.
(a)
Notwithstanding clause 8.1, at the discretion of the chief executive an employee may be
granted long service leave that accrues up to the end date of a period of long service leave.
8.2.
The chief executive must respond to a request to take leave in a timely manner indicating whether
the leave applied for has been approved or not. If an application for leave has been refused, the
employee is to be advised of the reason for refusal, and the anticipated date from which it is
expected that leave may be taken.
8.3.
If the employee and the chief executive cannot agree on the timing for the employee to take leave,
the chief executive may decide when the employee is to take leave keeping in mind the needs of
the department and
(a)
for recreation leave: provide the employee at least 14 days written notice of the start and end
date of recreation leave;
(b)
for long service leave: provide the employee at least three (3) months written notice of the
date on which the employee must take at least four (4) weeks long service leave.
9. Recall from or cancellation of leave
9.1.
This clause does not apply to general employees taking recreation leave.
9.2.
If departmental circumstances require it, a chief executive may:
9.3.
(a)
recall an employee from recreation or long service leave; or
(b)
cancel the approval of any recreation or long service leave; or
(c)
defer the taking of any recreation or long service leave.
An employee to whom clause 9.2 applies will be allowed to take leave at the earliest opportunity
that is mutually convenient for the employee and the chief executive.
1
E.g. if an employee has ordinary daily hours under an Award of 7.25 hours, but is rostered for eight (8) hours, a full day
absence will result in a debit of eight (8) hours to the employee’s leave account.
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Where an employee has incurred expenses, such as deposit payments, relating to payments for
accommodation and/or travel for the employee and/or their immediate family, and those expenses
are lost due to the application of clause 9.2, the expenses will be reimbursed by the department.
Such reimbursement is conditional upon the employee producing evidence of losses incurred, in
the form of receipts or other evidence to the satisfaction of the chief executive.
10. Extension of leave on half-pay basis
10.1.
Recreation or long service leave may be granted on half-pay at the discretion of the chief executive.
Requests should not, however, be unreasonably refused.
10.2.
Where leave on half-pay is approved the following provisions will apply:
(a)
leave will continue to accrue in accordance at the employee’s usual rate
(b)
leave will count towards service for increments at the employee’s usual rate
(c)
leave will be debited on a full-time equivalent basis (e.g. for example, half-pay for a period of
eight (8) weeks will attract a debit of four (4) weeks from full-pay credits).
11. Public holiday falling within a period of leave
11.1.
Leave is exclusive of any public holiday that falls during the period of the leave.
11.2.
Provided the public holiday is either preceded or followed (or both) by a period of paid leave
(whether half-pay or full-pay) the public holiday will be paid at the employee’s normal full-time or
part-time rate.
11.3.
The above applies to any public holiday (or substituted day) under the Holidays Act 1983.
12. Compulsory closure
12.1.
During each Christmas/New Year period, a compulsory closure of Government establishments, or
restricted staffing as determined by a chief executive, shall occur.
12.2.
Employees are required to take leave during the compulsory closure period.
12.3.
During the compulsory closure period, employees (excluding casual employees) will be granted
one (1) day’s leave on full-pay without debit to a leave account (‘the concessional day’) on the
conditions set out in a circular issued by the department responsible for public sector industrial
relations.
13. Movement across / within departments (excluding machinery of government changes)
13.1.
This clause applies to casual employees only in relation to long service leave.
13.2.
Transfer of accruals
(a)
Where an officer or permanent general employee moves within or between departments their
recreation leave and long service leave accrual will automatically transfer with them.
(b)
Where an employee engaged on a temporary basis obtains a new role (permanent or new
temporary role) or a new contract for the same role, within the same department, their
recreation leave and long service leave accrual will automatically remain/transfer with them.
(c)
Subject to clause 13.2(d), where an employee engaged on a temporary basis obtains a role
in a new department their accrued recreation leave and long service leave will be paid out by
the former department in accordance with clause 14.
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Where an employee engaged on a temporary basis, the former department and the new
department all agree, the recreation leave and long service leave accrual of the employee
will transfer to the new department.
Transfer of funds for recreation leave
(a)
Where the former and new departments both participate in the central recreation leave
scheme, no transfer of funds will occur when the recreation leave accrual transfers between
departments.
(b)
Where either (or both) the former and new department do not participate in the central
recreation leave scheme, a transfer of funds will only occur where the recreation leave
balance exceeds two (2) years accrual or the long service leave balance exceeds seven (7)
years accrual. Such a transfer will represent the total leave accrual.
14. Payment of leave upon departure or death
14.1.
Employees will be paid out all accrued recreation leave (including leave loading) on departure from
the public service or death.
14.2.
Employees will be paid out accrued long service leave on departure from the public service or
death based on the following periods of service:
(a)
At least 10 years continuous service – departure for any reason.
(b)
At least seven (7) years but less than 10 years continuous service – a proportionate payment
only if the employee terminates their service because of ill health or incapacity that is
significant but does not qualify for ill health retirement or a domestic or other pressing
necessity.
(c)
At least five (5) years continuous service – a proportionate payment in the following
circumstances:
(d)
(i)
an employee who voluntarily retires in accordance with section 136 of the PSA
(ii)
an employee who is retired as a result of mental or physical incapacity in accordance
with section 178 of the PSA
(iii)
on the death of an employee.
At least one (1) year of continuous service - a proportionate payment in following
circumstances:
(i)
where a chief executive terminates the employment of a person engaged on a contract
of employment under section 122 of the PSA and the termination is for reasons other
than disciplinary action or retirement in accordance with section 178 of the PSA
(ii)
where a chief executive determines the employee is surplus to the department’s needs
because the department employs more persons than it needs for the effective, efficient
and appropriate performance of its functions, or the duties performed by the person are
no longer required.
14.3.
Subject to clause 14.4 recreation leave and/or leave loading and long service leave payable as a
lump sum amount as at the date of termination of employment shall be payable at the rate
prescribed for the employee’s substantive position.
14.4.
Where the employee is acting in a higher position on the last day of employment (i.e. date of
termination), and has accrued recreation leave that is to be paid out on termination, payment is at
the ordinary rate of pay the person received immediately before termination (i.e. the higher duties
rate) in accordance with section 14(5) of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.The payment of accrued
long service leave is in accordance with the directive relating to higher duties.
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14.5.
An employee is to be paid for any public holiday, special holiday or substituted day under the
Holidays Act 1983, to which they would have been entitled if they had still been employed and
actually taken the leave, provided payment shall be received only once in relation to each holiday.
In determining an entitlement under this provision, the projection is based on the greater of the
leave accrual for long service leave or recreation leave (not the combined accrual).
14.6.
Where a leave entitlement is payable to an employee who has died, the payment will be made to
the employee’s legal personal representative.
15. Dictionary
Unless otherwise provided, the terms in this directive have the meanings prescribed under the Public
Service Act 2008 (PSA).
casual employee includes both long term casual employees and short term casual employees.
continuous service includes service and periods of leave that have been recognised for long service
leave purposes under the relevant directive.
continuous shift work means work done by employees where the hours of work are regularly rotated in
accordance with a shift roster covering a 24 hour per day operation over a seven (7) day week.
daily hours means:
x the number of ordinary daily working hours of an employee as specified in the relevant industrial
instrument; or
x in any other case – the number of hours specified in the relevant industrial instrument as the
average number of hours per working day of an employee during a pay period or other period that
is reasonable in the circumstances.
employee’s legal personal representative means the executor or administrator of an employee’s estate.
full-pay means the employee’s ordinary rate of pay and is inclusive of any fixed allowances that are part of
the regular fortnightly pay.
half-pay means half of the rate of full pay.
industrial instrument means an award, certified agreement, contract, directive or determination made
under section 149 of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.
Northern and Western Region consists of any part of the State not contained within the Southern and
Eastern Region.
ordinary rate means the rate that the relevant industrial instrument states is payable for ordinary time.
Southern and Eastern Region consists of any part of the State, which is both south of the 22nd parallel of
south latitude and east of 147q east longitude but excluding the township of Moranbah.
teacher means an employee determined by the chief executive of the Department of Education, Training
and Employment to be a teacher for the purpose of this directive.
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Where number of hours is (total hours of work ÷ 52) × 1.3
Number of hours x rate of pay
Casual employees
A casual employee’s entitlement to long service leave is to be
calculated as follows:
Part-time employees
The qualifying period for long service leave purposes for part-time
employees is 10 calendar years of continuous service worked on
a part-time basis, or a combination of full-time, part-time and/or
casual service.
An employee who completes 10 years continuous service is
entitled to 6.5 working days for each year of continuous service
and a proportionate amount for an incomplete year of service.
NOTE: the maximum accrual is 25 days per year.
The minimum period exemptions apply whether on fullpay or half-pay.
One (1) calendar week (exclusive of public holidays)
except:
x where an employee is recalled from long service
leave; or
x where an employee becomes ill and is granted sick
leave instead of the long service leave already
approved; or
x where the employer gives an employee at least
three (3) months written notice for the employee to
take long service leave in the event the employer
and employee are unable to agree on the timing of
the leave (where the minimum is four (4) weeks); or
x where the chief executive determines that an
employee may take long service leave for a period
of less than one (1) week (but not less than one (1)
day).
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See also Schedule Three
Continuing employees may
access their accrued long
service leave on a pro-rata
basis after a minimum of 7
years continuous service.
See also Schedule Two
Minimum of one day for half-pay recreation leave.
Additional entitlement for officers or temporary employees
In addition to the above entitlements, continuous shift workers in
the Southern and Eastern Region OR officers and temporary
employees in the Northern and Western Region (including
continuous shift workers) are entitled to an additional five (5)
working days for each completed year of service and a
proportionate amount for an incomplete year of service
per year
The additional entitlement does not apply to general employees.
Continuing employees may
access their recreation
leave as it accrues.
No minimum for full pay recreation leave unless agency
policy specifies a minimum of one day.
20 working days for each completed year of service and a
proportionate amount for an incomplete year of service
The use of accrued time leave should be encouraged for
absences of less than one day.
Special Conditions
Minimum Period
Accrual
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Long Service
Leave
Recreation
Leave
Leave Type
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SCHEDULE TWO – SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR RECREATION LEAVE
1. Recreation Leave Loading
1.1.
This clause does not apply to general employees.
1.2.
Calculations relating to recreation leave and leave loading for those employees receiving an
“annualised” salary are as prescribed in the relevant industrial instrument.
1.3.
For employees other than shift workers covered by this directive – the rate of wage or salary
prescribed in the relevant certified agreement (or directive), plus a loading calculated at the rate of
17.5% of this amount, is payable.
1.4.
For those employees (other than continuous shift workers) accruing 25 working days in the
Northern and Western Region, the chief executive may choose to pay 14% leave loading on 25
days accrual in lieu of 17.5% loading on 20 days accrual.
1.5.
For non-continuous shift workers the higher of the following is payable:
1.6.
(a)
the rate of wage or salary prescribed in the relevant certified agreement and paid to the
employee at the ordinary time rate and in accordance with the employee’s roster or projected
roster including weekend or public holiday shifts; or
(b)
the rate of wage or salary prescribed in the relevant certified agreement excluding ordinary
shift, weekend and public holiday penalties ordinarily payable in accordance with the
employee’s roster or projected roster plus a loading calculated at the rate of 17.5% of this
amount.
For continuous shift workers:
(a)
1.7.
the rate of wage or salary prescribed in the relevant certified agreement excluding ordinary
shift, weekend and public holiday penalties ordinarily payable in accordance with the
employee’s roster or projected roster plus a loading calculated at the rate of 27.5% of this
amount is payable.
Where leave loading is paid once a year in December, payment is calculated on the substantive
rate as at 1 December as if the employee is actually taking recreation leave commencing on that
date. Provided that where the employee is relieving in a higher position as at 1 December, the
employee is to be paid leave loading calculated at the salary rate applicable under the directive
relating to higher duties.
2. Advance on Leave
2.1.
An employee and their chief executive may agree that the employee takes all or any part of the
employee’s annual leave before becoming entitled to it.
2.2.
The chief executive may advance recreation leave to an employee up to a maximum equivalent to
one (1) year’s accrual from the time of the employee’s request for an advance on recreation leave.
2.3.
The chief executive should only agree to an advance on leave where the employee agrees to
authorise, that in the event of termination of employment prior to the accrual of any leave advanced,
such cash equivalent amount equal to advanced leave not accrued shall be withheld from any
monies owing, including salary, paid leave, public holidays or redundancy payments.
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SCHEDULE THREE – SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR LONG SERVICE LEAVE
1. Payment of long service leave following redeployment
1.1.
Where an officer or tenured general employee voluntarily reverts to a lower classification level
(redeploys) the following provisions apply:
(a)
the officer or tenured general employee will be entitled to long service leave accrued as at
the date of the reversion at the employee’s substantive classification and pay-point
immediately preceding the reversion
(b)
the officer or tenured general employee is not compelled to take accrued long service leave
at the date of voluntary reversion to a lower classification.
(c)
long service leave accrued after reversion to a lower classification is payable at the officer or
tenured general employee’s classification and pay-point at the relevant time.
(d)
should the officer or tenured general employee subsequently attain a substantive
classification and pay-point higher than the substantive classification and pay-point
immediately preceding reversion to a lower classification, all long service leave accrued will
become payable at the higher classification and pay-point.
2. Teachers and vacation periods
2.1.
A vacation to which a teacher is entitled will not be counted as forming part of any period of long
service leave taken by that teacher.
3. Payment instead of long service leave to a continuing employee
3.1.
Payment instead of taking long service leave may only be made to a continuing employee in
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Relations Act 1999.
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SCHEDULE FOUR – LEAVE CONVERSION FORMULAS
1. Conversion of entitlements
1.1.
This schedule sets out the formulas to be utilised when converting recreation leave or long service
leave accruals to an alternative accrual basis.
2. Recreation Leave
2.1.
Converting recreation leave from working days to hours
LE = WD x DH
Where:
LE = Leave Entitlement
WD = Working Days
DH = Daily Hours (as defined by an industrial instrument)
2.2.
If a department’s system for recording particulars of leave granted to an employee is based on
hours and the daily hours (as defined by an industrial instrument) of an employee change, the
leave entitlements accumulated by the employee are also to be recorded in hours.
LAC = LBC
x
HAC
HBC
Where:
LAC (leave entitlement after change) = the hours of leave to which the employee is entitled
after the change.
LBC (leave entitlement before change) = the employee’s leave entitlement expressed in hours
before the change.
HAC (daily hours after change) = the employee’s daily hours (as defined by an industrial
instrument) after the change.
HBC (daily hours before change) = the employee’s daily hours (as defined by an industrial
instrument) before the change.
3. Long Service Leave
3.1.
Converting long service leave from calendar days to hours
LE = D x DH
Where:
LE = Leave Entitlement
D = Calendar Days (accrual)
DH = Daily Hours – being
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x
the employee’s daily hours of work; or
x
the average number of hours per day in the relevant industrial instrument for the
employee during a pay period or other period that is reasonable in the circumstances.
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Converting long service leave from weeks to hours
LE = W x WH
Where:
LE = Leave Entitlement
W = Weeks (accrual)
WH = Weekly Hours – being:
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x
The ordinary weekly working hours of an employee as specified in the relevant industrial
instrument; or
x
The average number of hours per working week in the relevant industrial instrument for
the employee during a pay period or other period that is reasonable in the
circumstances.
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DIRECTIVE No. 11/13
Supersedes:07/10
Minister Assisting the Premier Directive: Transfer within and between
classification levels and systems
1 Purpose:
To detail the conditions applying to the transfer of public service officers from one stream to another
within a classification system or from one classification system to another.
2 Effective date: 30 August 2013
3 Legislative provisions:
Sections 54(1), 133(1) and (2) of the Public Service Act 2008.
4 Application:
This directive applies to public service officers under the Public Service Act 2008 whose salaries are
determined by classification and remuneration systems in awards and agreements.
5 Previous references:
Directives 25/97 and 24/99
Directive:
6 Movements covered by directive
6.1
6.2
This directive applies where an officer is transferred (including following a selection process) and
the transfer involves movement:
(a)
from one stream to another within a classification and remuneration system, or
(b)
between one classification and remuneration system and another.
This directive also applies where an officer applies for appointment to a lower classification level
(re-deployment).
7 Mandatory requirements
7.1
Where applicable, at the time of transfer or re-deployment, an officer must meet mandatory
requirements attached to the classification stream or system to which the officer is to be
transferred
8 Pay level
8.1
Where parity of pay level exists within or between systems, movement shall be to an equal pay
level. Where applicable, further incremental pay increases shall occur after twelve (12) months
or on the due date of the transferred officer’s next increment, whichever occurs sooner.
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8.2
Where no equivalent pay level exists, the transferred officer is to be moved to the next highest
pay-point at their existing classification level in the classification stream or system to which he or
she has been transferred.
8.3
An officer may maintain the increment date of their previous position if they would otherwise be
financially disadvantaged by the transfer.
8.4
Where an officer applies for a role at a lower classification within or across departments, they are
to be paid at that lower classification level and the pay-point is to be negotiated between the
officer and the employee.
9 Movement between certified agreements
9.1
Where an officer applies for and is appointed to a vacancy or requests a transfer then the officer
immediately becomes subject to the terms and conditions of the certified agreement relating to
the new position.
9.2
Where an officer is directed to transfer the officer shall not be disadvantaged if they come under
the provisions of a different certified agreement which has a remuneration level lower than the
remuneration level attached to their former role.
9.3
The remuneration of officers under clause 9.2 will be that which applied to their substantive
position prior to transfer; and
9.4
(c)
does not include any increases under their previous agreement which occur after the
date of transfer;
(d)
does include any applicable salary increases under the certified agreement covering
their new role that occur from the date of transfer;
(e)
will continue until a new agreement exists for the role the officer was transferred to
that provides for a salary equal to or greater than that of the role the officer
transferred from (i.e. to the maintained level).
Where applicable, officers under clause 9.2 are to continue progressing incrementally under the
classification stream or system to which they have been transferred.
10 Dictionary
Unless otherwise defined, terms in this directive have the meaning prescribed in the Public Service
Act 2008
classification Level shall comprise a number of pay-points through which officers will be eligible to
progress.
classification Stream means the stream within the classification system e.g. Administrative,
Professional, Technical or Operational Stream.
increment shall mean for all officers (where applicable) an increase in salary from one pay-point to
the next highest pay-point.
pay-point shall mean the specific rate of remuneration payable to officers within a Classification
Level.
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NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF ADVERTISED VACANCIES
The following appointments to various positions have been made in accordance with the provisions of
the Public Service Act 2008 .
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART I
A public service officer, tenured general employee or a tenured public sector employee of a public sector unit listed in schedule 1
of Public Service Regulation 2008 who wishes to appeal against a promotion listed in Part 1 must give a written Appeal Notice
within 21 days following gazettal of the promotion to –
Industrial Registrar
Industrial Registry
Email: [email protected]
Web Address: www.qirc.qld.gov.au for Appeal Notice
For general enquiries prior to lodgement of an appeal:
Contact PSC Advisory Service 1300 038 472 or email [email protected]
APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
24724/13
Laboratory Technician, Veterinary
Laboratories, Animal Biosecurity
Science, Animal Biosecurity and
Welfare, Biosecurity Queensland,
Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry,
Coopers Plains (TO3)
Date of duty Kath, Cameron
25285/13
Principal Entomologist, Market Access, Date of duty Leach, Peter
Tropical Fruit and Value Chains,
Horticulture and Forestry Science,
Agri-Science Queensland, Agriculture
Fisheries and Forestry, Cairns (PO6)
Laboratory Technician, Chemical
Residue Laboratory, Plant Bio and
Product Integrity Science, Plant
Biosecurity and Product Integrity,
Biosecurity Queensland, Agriculture
Fisheries and Forestry,
Yeerongpilly (TO2)
Principal Entomologist, Market
Access, Tropical Fruit and Value
Chains, Horticulture and Forestry
Science, Agri-Science Queensland,
Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry,
Cairns (PO4)
Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services
25177/13
Assistant Project Officer, Business
Engagement, Planning and
Engagement, Information Services,
Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Scott, Barry
Data Officer, Information Services,
Information Management,
Brisbane (AO2)
22-08-2013 Davis, Michael
Alarms Testing Officer, State Alarm
Management Command, Operations
Business and Strategy, Queensland
Fire and Rescue Service,
Albion (AO4)
Community Safety
16638/13
Supervisor Contract Management,
State Alarm Management Command,
Operations Business and Strategy,
Queensland Fire and Rescue Service,
Albion (AO5)
Education, Training and Employment
CO
10196/13
Senior Computer Systems Officer,
21-08-2013 Gaffney, Matthew
Platform Operations Group, IT Solutions
and Operations Unit, Information and
Technologies Branch, Corporate
Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)
Integrated Support Centre Technical
Specialist, Platform Operations
Group, IT Solutions and Operations
Unit, Information and Technologies
Branch, Corporate Services Division,
Brisbane (AO5)
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APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
CO
10222/13
Facilities Services Officer, Asset
12-08-2013 Machin, Adele
Maintenance, Schools, Infrastructure
Operations Unit, Infrastructure Services
Branch, Corporate Services Division,
Brisbane (AO4)
Administrative Officer, Kimberly Park
State School, South East Region,
Education Queensland Division,
Brisbane South (AO2)
CO
10256/13
Principal Statistical Officer,
26-08-2013 Carpenter, Nicholas
Performance Monitoring and Reporting
Unit, Corporate Strategy and
Performance Branch, Corporate
Services Division, Brisbane (AO7)
Senior Reporting and Performance
Measurement Officer, Commission
for Children and Young People,
Brisbane (AO6)
CO
10278/13
Senior Information Analyst, Workforce
Modelling, Workforce Services Unit,
Human Resources Branch, Corporate
Services Division, Brisbane (AO6)
19-08-2013 Clifford, Michael
Executive Services Officer,
Workforce Modelling, Workforce
Services Unit, Human Resources
Branch, Corporate Services Division,
Brisbane (AO3)
DSR
10237/13
Business Services Manager,
Toowoomba West Special School,
Darling Downs South West Region,
Education Queensland Division,
Toowoomba (AO3)
28-07-2013 Green, Alison
Administrative Officer (AAEP),
Newtown State School, Darling
Downs South West Region,
Education Queensland Division,
Toowoomba (AO2)
DSR
10182/13
Executive Services Officer, Toowoomba 01-07-2013 Hall, Melanie Jane
Office, Darling Downs South West
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Toowoomba (AO3)
Administrative Officer (AAEP), Oakey
State School, Downs South West
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Toowoomba (AO2)
DSR
10182/13
Executive Services Officer, Toowoomba 22-07-2013 Rigney, Leanne
Office, Darling Downs South West
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Toowoomba (AO3)
Administrative Officer (AAEP),
Toowoomba East State School,
Downs South West Region,
Education Queensland Division,
Toowoomba (AO2)
SER
10159/13
Business Services Manager, Victoria
Point State High School, South East
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Brisbane (AO5)
22-07-2013 Parker, Miriam
Business Services Manager, Shailer
Park State High School, South East
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Brisbane (AO4)
SER
10205/13
Business Services Manager, Mount
Warren Park State School, South East
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Brisbane (AO3)
05-08-2013 Donoghue, Le’Ellen
Administrative Officer, Mabel Park
State School, South East Region,
Education Queensland Division,
Brisbane (AO2)
NCR
10258/13
Senior Finance Officer, Finance,
Maryborough Office, North Coast
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Maryborough (AO6)
12-08-2013 Sypher, Garry
Finance Officer, Finance,
Maryborough Office, North Coast
Region, Education Queensland
Division, Maryborough (AO4)
Housing and Public Works
16693/13
Principal Regional Services Officer,
Date of duty Crane, Debbie Ann
Service Delivery and Community
Housing Development, Housing
Services, Strategy Policy Programs and
Performance, Rockhampton (AO7)
Senior Business Officer, Regional
Service Centre, Central Queensland
Region, Department of Communities,
Child Safety and Disability Services,
Rockhampton (AO6)
Justice and Attorney-General
16523/13
Court Services Officer, Magistrates
Courts Services, Queensland Courts
Services, Justice Services,
Southport (AO3)
Date of duty Swile, Ashlea Deanne Administrative Officer, Regional
Operations, Queensland Courts
Services, Justice Services,
Southport (AO2)
1062
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[30 August 2013
APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
16581/13
Senior Applications Officer, Business
Date of duty O’Leary, Sean
Systems, Practice Management Branch,
Crown Law, Brisbane (AO6)
Application Consultant, Business
Systems, Information and Knowledge
Management, Practice Management
Branch, Crown Law, Brisbane (AO5)
16460/13
Principal Inspector (Investigations),
Lutwyche (WHSQ), Workplace Health
and Safety Queensland, Office of Fair
and Safe Work Queensland,
Lutwyche (AO6)
Date of duty Metcalfe, Alanna
Executive Assistant (Investigations),
Regional WHS Compliance Services,
Operations and Compliance,
Workplace Health and Safety
Queensland, Office of Fair and Safe
Work Queensland, Lutwyche (AO3)
24553/13
Team Coordinator, Toowoomba Youth
Justice Service Centre, Southern
Queensland Region, Youth Justice,
Roma (PO4)
Date of duty Harrison, Katrina Jane Caseworker, Toowoomba Youth
Justice Service Centre, Southern
Queensland Region, Youth Justice,
Roma (PO3)
16460/13
Principal Inspector (Operations),
Date of duty De Clara, Alexander
Operations and Compliance, Workplace
Danny
Health and Safety Queensland, Office
of Fair and Safe Work Queensland,
Lutwyche (AO6)
Senior Electrical Safety Inspector,
Electrical Safety Compliance,
Electrical Safety Office, Office of Fair
and Safe Work Queensland,
Lutwyche (AO5)
16369/13
Senior Applications Officer, State Law
Building, Business Systems and
Services Unit, Office of Fair and Safe
Work Queensland, Brisbane (AO6)
Date of duty Lai, King Chi
Project Officer, Systems
Management Unit, Service Delivery
and Technical Support, Workplace
Health and Safety Queensland,
Office of Fair and Safe Work
Queensland, Brisbane (AO4)
Date of duty Hansen, Leigh
Engineer, GABSI, GABSI and Major
Projects, South West Region,
Regional Service Delivery,
Operations and Environmental
Regulator, Toowoomba (PO2)
Natural Resources and Mines
25127/13
Senior Engineer, GABSI, GABSI and
Major Projects, South West Region,
Regional Service Delivery, Operations
and Environmental Regulator,
Toowoomba (PO3)
Public Trust Office
PT
25/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services,
Ipswich (AO3)
Date of duty Coghlan, Amanda
Elizabeth
Administrative Officer, Client
Services Program, Public Trust
Office, Ipswich (AO2)
PT
25/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services,
Ipswich (AO3)
Date of duty Morrison, Katherine
Ann
Administrative Officer, Client
Services Program, Public Trust
Office, Ipswich (AO2)
PT
25/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services,
Ipswich (AO3)
Date of duty Small, Amanda Joy
Administrative Officer, Client
Services Program, Public Trust
Office, Ipswich (AO2)
26-08-2013 Morrison, Anita
Senior Investigator, Queensland
College of Teachers, Toowong (AO6)
Queensland College of Teachers
QCT
05/13
Principal Investigator, Queensland
College of Teachers, Toowong (AO7)
Queensland Treasury and Trade
25209/13
Senior Revenue Officer – Web Content Date of duty Cass, William
Editor, Channel Management, Business
Revenue, Office of State Revenue,
Brisbane (AO5)
Revenue Officer – Level 2, Channel
Management, Business Revenue,
Office of State Revenue,
Brisbane (AO4)
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1063
APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
25267/13
Vacancy
Statistician, Survey Management –
Analysis, SCIA, Government
Statistician, Economic and Structural
Policy, Brisbane (AO5)
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
Date of duty Zande, Renee
Statistician, Survey Management –
Reporting, SCIA, Government
Statistician, Economic and
Structural Policy, Brisbane (AO4)
Date of duty Giuseppin, Kath
Administration Officer, Dispute
Resolution Services, Brisbane (AO3)
Residential Tenancies Authority
RTA
04/13
Senior Administration Officer, Dispute
Resolution Services, Brisbane (AO4)
Science, Information Technology, Innovation and The Arts
25130/13
Customer Service Advisor, Integrated
Date of duty Cassidy, Janaya
Contact Centre, Customer Contact, Smart
Elizabeth
Service Queensland, Brisbane (AO3)
Concierge, Integrated Contact
Centre, Customer Contact, Smart
Service Queensland, Zillmere (AO2)
25130/13
Customer Service Advisor, Integrated
Date of duty Fawthrop, Emily
Contact Centre, Customer Contact, Smart
Charlotte
Service Queensland, Brisbane (AO3)
Concierge, Integrated Contact
Centre, Customer Contact, Smart
Service Queensland, Zillmere (AO2)
25130/13
Customer Service Advisor, Integrated
Date of duty Batcheler, Karen
Contact Centre, Customer Contact, Smart
Hazel
Service Queensland, Brisbane (AO3)
Concierge, Integrated Contact Centre,
Customer Contact, Smart Service
Queensland, Mt Gravatt (AO2)
Transport and Main Roads
24914/13
Maritime Officer Grade 3 Maritime
Safety Queensland, Transport Safety
Branch, Customer Service, Safety and
Regulation, Cairns (MOFF3)
Date of duty Cowie, Robert
Marine Officer Grade 2, Cairns
Operations, Maritime Operations,
Maritime Safety, Transport Safety,
Customer Services, Safety and
Regulation, Cairns (MOFF2)
24948/13
Principal Engineer, Road and Rail
Safety, Transport Safety Branch,
Customer Services, Safety and
Regulation Division, Brisbane (PO5)
Date of duty Tripathi, Santosh
Senior Engineer, Safer Roads, Safer
Roads and Rail, Road and Rail
Safety, Transport Safety, Customer
Services, Safety and Regulations,
Brisbane (PO4)
25272/13
Senior Transport Inspector, Central
Date of duty Findlater, Murray
Region, Customer Services Branch,
Customer Services, Safety and
Regulation Division, Rockhampton (AO5)
Transport Inspector, Compliance
Transport Inspectors Central,
Compliance Central, Central,
Customer Services, Customer
Services, Safety and Regulation,
Rockhampton (AO4)
25317/13
Senior Program Support Officer,
Date of duty Farley, Leanne
Mackay / Whitsunday Region, Program
Delivery and Operations, Infrastructure
Management and Delivery Division,
Mackay (AO5)
Program Support Coordinator,
Business Services, Mackay /
Whitsunday Region, Program
Delivery and Operations,
Infrastructure Management and
Delivery, Mackay (AO4)
24499/13
Principal Customer Service Officer,
Customer Services Branch, Customer
Services, Safety and Regulation
Division, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Hutson, Shardae Karli Customer Service Officer, Spring Hill
Customer Service Centre, Client
Service Delivery SEQ North, SEQ
North, Customer Services, Customer
Services, Safety and Regulation,
Spring Hill (AO2)
1064
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART II
Appointments have been approved to the undermentioned vacancies.
Appeals do not lie against these appointments.
APPOINTMENTS PART II - NON-APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of Appointment
Name of Appointee
Public Trust Office
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Butler, Louise Karen
BBiomedSc
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Leighton, Rosemary Alice
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Gillam, Lyndell Anne
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Janse van Vuuren, Petronella
Rone
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Tassan, Silvana
PT
17/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Toowoomba (AO3)
Date of duty
Wendt, Belinda
* PT
06/13
Executive Assistant, Corporate Services,
Brisbane (AO4)
Date of duty
Sutton, Valerie
* Incorrect spelling of Appointee’s name previously published in Gazette No. 88 on 23-08-2013.
Queensland Treasury and Trade
25208/13
Deputy Under Treasurer, Economic and Structural Policy,
Brisbane (SES 4)
Date of duty
Gordon, Liam Paul
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
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1066
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
Economic Development Act 2012
Mental Health Act 2000
MINISTER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT QUEENSLAND
NOTICE TO VEST UNALLOCATED STATE LAND
DECLARATION – AUTHORISED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE
Under the provisions of section 125(1)(b) of the Economic
Development Act 2012 (the Act) the Minister for Economic
Development Queensland (the MEDQ) declares that unallocated
state land is vested in the Authority.
The unallocated state land vested in the MEDQ is Lot 1 in SP257548
to be registered in the Department of Natural Resources and Mines.
The MEDQ has deemed it necessary to declare that this land is
vested in the MEDQ to facilitate economic development and was
formerly part of a road closed on 29 May 2013 in the Fitzgibbon
Priority Development Area in accordance with the Act.
For more information on the MEDQ:
Phone:
Website:
07 3024 4150
www.edq.qld.gov.au
Education (General Provisions) Act 2006
SCHOOL ENROLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
In accordance with Chapter 8, Part 3 Section 170, of the Education
(General Provisions) Act 2006 , School Enrolment Management
Plans for the following schools have been prepared by the Regional
Director Darling Downs, North Coast and Metropolitan region,
delegate of the chief executive.
Copies of School Enrolment Management Plans are available for
public inspection, without charge, during normal business hours at
the department’s head office, and accessible on the department’s
website http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/catchment
Department of Health
Brisbane, 23 August 2013
This declaration is made under section 495 of the Mental Health
Act 2000 and declares changes to component facilities of the
Cairns Network Authorised Mental Health Service as follows:
Cairns Network Authorised Mental Health Service
• Additional Team: South/Central Continuing Care Team at
165 Sheridan Street, Cairns Q 4870;
• Smithfield Mental Health Service (North Team): name change
to North Continuing Care Team;
• Far North Queensland Intensive Rehabilitation and Recovery
Support Team: name change to Mobile Intensive Rehabilitation
Team (MIRT);
• Edmonton Mental Health Service (South Team): name change
to South Continuing Care Team; and
•
Forensic Mental Health Team: change of address to 1B Lake
Street, Cairns Q 4870.
Assoc Prof Jagmohan Gilhotra
Director of Mental Health
Cairns Network Authorised Mental Health Service
Cairns Base Hospital in-patient and
The Esplanade,
specialist health units (excluding the
Cairns, Q 4870
grounds of the hospital and non-treatment
facilities on the hospital campus)
South/Central Continuing Care Team
165 Sheridan Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
Darling Downs
Bunker’s Hill State School (new)
Lockyer District State High School (new)
Laidley State High School (new)
Acute Care Mental Health Service
165 Sheridan Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
Mobile Intensive Rehabilitation Team
(MIRT)
165 Sheridan Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
Region:
School:
North Coast
Mango Hill State School (updated)
One Mile State School (updated)
North Continuing Care Team
16 Danbulan Street,
Smithfield, Q 4870
Region:
School:
Metropolitan
Mayfield State School (new)
Wynnum State School (new)
Region:
School:
Legal Aid Queensland Act 1997
NOTIFICATION
Legal Aid Queensland
Brisbane, 27 August 2013
Notice is hereby given that on 22 August 2013 the Board of Legal
Aid Queensland approved the following change to criteria 3
of the “Basis of determination of a grant of legal assistance ”
contained in the Grant’s Policy Manual:
3.
If an application for a grant of legal assistance meets the above
criteria, Legal Aid Queensland must determine, in accordance
with this Policy Manual and after giving consideration to
available Legal Aid funds and competing Legal Aid priorities,
whether a grant of legal assistance is to be made and, if so, the
nature and extent of that grant. A grant of legal assistance will
only be made if Legal Aid Queensland considers that sufficient
finds are available. The amount of fees provided for a grant of
legal assistance will also depend upon there being sufficient
funds available, including fees paid for expensive and
extraordinary criminal law matters.
The change takes effect from 26 August 2013.
The complete current policies and guidelines for the provision
of legal assistance can be viewed at: www.legalaid.qld.gov.au
ANTHONY REILLY
Chief Executive Officer
Child and Youth Mental Health Service 130 McLeod Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
Evolve Team
1A Water Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
Forensic Mental Health Team
1B Lake Street,
Cairns, Q 4870
South Continuing Care Team
10-12 Robert Road,
Edmonton, Q 4869
Innisfail Mental Health Service –
Innisfail
Innisfail Hospital,
Innisfail, Q 4860
Innisfail District Community Mental
Health Service – Tully
Tully Community Health
Centre, Tully, Q 4854
Tablelands District Mental Health
Service – Atherton
Atherton Health Centre,
Louise Street,
Atherton, Q 4883
Tablelands District Mental Health
Service – Mareeba
Lloyd Street,
Mareeba, Q 4880
Cape York Health Service District
Mental Health Service
Corner of Northern and
Central Avenue,
Weipa, Q 4874
Cooktown Multi Purpose Health
Service
Cooktown Multi Purpose
Health Service, Hope
Street, Cooktown, Q 4871
Torres Strait / Northern Peninsula Area Thursday Island
Community Mental Health Service
Community Health Centre,
Thursday Island, Q 4875
Torres Strait / Northern Peninsula Area Bamaga Health Centre,
Community Mental Health Service
Bamaga, Q 4876
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1067
State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
AMENDING TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 2) 2013
Gazette Advertisements
Short title
1.
This notice may be cited as the Amending Taking of Land
Notice (No. 2) 2013.
Submissions:
Email your submission in Microsoft Word or PDF format to:
Amendment of Land to be taken [s.11(1) of the Acquisition
[email protected]
of Land Act 1967 ]
2.
Schedule 1 to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 1) 2013 dated
21 June 2013 and published in the Gazette No. 37 at page
501 relating to the taking of land by The Coordinator-General
pursuant to the State Development and Public Works
Organisation Act 1971 for the purpose of providing for
industry and for the establishment of an infrastructure
corridor (primary purpose) and any purpose incidental to the
primary purpose, within the Gladstone State Development
Area, is amended as described in the Schedule 1.
SCHEDULE 1
Amend Schedule 1 to the Taking of Land Notice (No. 1) 2013
dated 21 June 2013 as follows:
Omit:
An area of about 10.81 hectares being part of Lot 68 on
Survey Plan 245201 County of Clinton Parish of Mt Larcom
contained in Title Reference 50886925 being the area
crosshatched and described as "Area to be acquired" on
the plan titled "Proposed acquisition area in the
Gladstone SDA 9SP200837" dated 13 July 2012 held in
the office of The Coordinator-General and the whole of the
area described as Easement E on Registered Plan 620989.
Insert: “Lot 1 on Survey Plan 239342 (being a plan to be
registered in the Queensland Land Registry) County of
Clinton Parish of Mt Larcom.”
(SCHEDULE ENDS)
ENDNOTES
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1.
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1068
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
BILLS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO
Queensland Legislative Assembly
Brisbane
It is hereby notified for general information that,
on 29 August 2013, Her Excellency the Governor,
in the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, assented
to the undermentioned Bills passed by the
Legislative Assembly of Queensland in Parliament
assembled, viz—
A Bill for An Act to amend the Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Land Holding Act 2013, the
Acts Interpretation Act 1954, the AntiDiscrimination Act 1991, the Appeal Costs Fund Act
1973, the Appeal Costs Fund Regulation 2010, the
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act
2003, the Child Employment Act 2006, the Child
Employment Regulation 2006, the Civil Proceedings
Act 2011, the Coroners Act 2003, the Corrective
Services Act 2006, the Criminal Code, the Criminal
Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act 1986, the
Dispute Resolution Centres Act 1990, the District
Court of Queensland Act 1967, the Domestic and
Family Violence Protection Act 2012, the Drugs
Misuse Act 1986, the Electronic Transactions
(Queensland) Act 2001, the Evidence Act 1977, the
Guardianship and Administration Act 2000, the
Information Privacy Act 2009, the Judges (Pensions
and Long Leave) Act 1957, the Judicial
Remuneration Act 2007, the Justices Act 1886, the
Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for
Declarations Act 1991, the Land Court Act 2000,
the Legal Aid Queensland Act 1997, the Legal
Profession Act 2007, the Legal Profession
Regulation 2007, the Magistrates Act 1991, the
Magistrates Courts Act 1921, the Peaceful Assembly
Act 1992, the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, the
Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002, the
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act
2009, the Recording of Evidence Act 1962, the
Retirement Villages Act 1999, the Right to
Information Act 2009, the Statutory Instruments Act
1992, the Succession Act 1981, the Supreme Court
of Queensland Act 1991 and the Trusts Act 1973 for
particular purposes
Short title: Justice and Other Legislation
Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 35 of 2013
Commencement: The following provisions
commence on a day to be fixed by proclamation—
(a) part 3;
(b) part 15;
(c) part 28;
(d) part 29;
(e) part 31;
(f) part 34;
(g) part 35;
(h) section 171;
(i) part 37.
[30 August 2013
A Bill for An Act to establish a health ombudsman
and to provide for a system for dealing with
complaints and other matters relating to the health,
conduct or performance of health practitioners and
the services provided by health service
organisations, and to amend this Act, the Health
Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 and
the Acts mentioned in schedule 1 for related
purposes
Short title: Health Ombudsman Act 2013 – Act
No. 36 of 2013
Commencement: This Act commences on a day to
be fixed by proclamation.
A Bill for An Act to amend the Child Care Act
2002, Education (Accreditation of Non-State
Schools) Act 2001, Education (General Provisions)
Act 2006 and the Education (Queensland Studies
Authority) Act 2002
Short title: Education Legislation
Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 37 of 2013
Commencement: The following provisions
commence on 1 January 2015—
(a) section 7(4);
(b) sections 13 and 16;
(c) part 5.
A Bill for An Act to amend the Queensland
Building Services Authority Act 1991 to replace the
Queensland Building Services Authority with a new
commission, and to make consequential or minor
amendments of the Building Act 1975 and the Acts
as stated in schedule 1 for related purposes
Short title: Queensland Building Services
Authority Amendment Act 2013 – Act No. 38 of
2013
Commencement: This Act commences on a day to
be fixed by proclamation.
N J Laurie
Clerk of the Parliament
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
Queensland
NOTIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION
Statutory Instruments Act 1992
Notice is given of the making of the subordinate legislation mentioned in Table 1
TABLE 1
SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY NUMBER
No.
Subordinate Legislation
Empowering Act
168
Sustainable Planning Amendment Regulation (No. 5) 2013
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
169
Industrial Relations Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2013
Industrial Relations Act 1999
170
Mineral Resources Regulation 2013
Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999
Mineral Resources Act 1989
Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004
171
Parliamentary Service By-law 2013
Parliamentary Service Act 1988
172
Statutory Instruments Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2013
Statutory Instruments Act 1992
173
Plant Protection (Approved Sugarcane Varieties) Amendment Declaration (No. 1) 2013
Plant Protection Act 1989
1069
1070
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
TABLE 2
SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION BY EMPOWERING ACT
This table shows affected subordinate legislation
Empowering Act
Subordinate Legislation
No.
Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999
Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2001
•
amd by Mineral Resources Regulation 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Industrial Relations Act 1999
Industrial Relations Regulation 2011
•
amd by Industrial Relations Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Mineral Resources Act 1989
Mineral Resources Regulation 2003, SL No. 174
•
rep by Mineral Resources Regulation 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Mineral Resources Regulation 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Parliamentary Service Act 1988
Parliamentary Service By-Law 2002, SL No. 191
•
rep by Parliamentary Service By-law 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Parliamentary Service By-law 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004
Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Regulation 2004
•
amd by Mineral Resources Regulation 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Plant Protection Act 1989
Plant Protection (Approved Sugarcane Varieties) Declaration 2003
•
amd by Plant Protection (Approved Sugarcane Varieties) Amendment Declaration
(No. 1) 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
Statutory Instruments Act 1992
Statutory Instruments Regulation 2012
•
amd by Statutory Instruments Amendment Regulation (No. 2) 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009
•
amd by Sustainable Planning Amendment Regulation (No. 5) 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
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Debbie Ruth Lewis
Raymond Sydney Cotton
Advanced Car Carriers
Kah Kit Low
Janeene Elizabeth Hutchinson
Dudley Pound
Penelope Grundy
New Carpet Pty Ltd
Michael Davis
Mitchell Graham Weeding
Debbie Jayne Coughlan
Jitender Kumar
Topliss Tarts
Dave Werner Engeli
B E Palmer
Martin Clarke
Mathers Family Trust
Gavin Ryan
Mathers Family Trust
Network Outdoor Pty Ltd
Amanda Doughty
Hari Khadka
Anne Elizabeth Lowrie
Ken Somerfield
Cabbage Tree Housing Services Inc
Mobbs & Company Pty Ltd
Natalie Scott
Morayfield Wholesale Cars Pty Ltd
Maria Zoe Cassingham
Madder Timbers Pty Ltd
D M Chant
Burleigh Beach Club
Dean Costa Builders
Moti Lal
Tiffany Whitsord
John Daniel Cooper
MH Group
GKG Industries Pty Ltd
Refocus Financial Planning Pty Ltd
Name of Owner(s)
7 Morehead Road
32 Hillcrest Street
16 Yarraman Place
2/28 Alma Road
58 Bayview Terrace
67 South Pine Road
46 Centenary Heights Road
27 Windorah Street
20 Oriel Road
749 Rode Road
3 Comet Drive
10 Cypress Drive
66 Price Street
494 Glenview Road
251 Poulsen Road
17 Brushwood Drive
15 Dayboro Road
17 Fleet Street
7 Dayboro Road
Webster Road
22 Lindeman Place
136 Warren Street
7 Patrea Street
26 Reign Street
47 Rainbow Street
30 Minchinton Street
215 Thistle Street
273 Morayfield Road
161 Saturn Crescent
64-66 Rene Street
10 Toulambi Street
1 Goodwin Terrace
388 Nicklin Way
29 Cabarita Crescent
6 Leonardo Circuit
136 Nambour Mapleton Road
393 Scarborough Road
36 Kenworth Place
27 Evans Street
Last Known Address
JOYNER
ASPLEY
VIRGINIA
CLAYFIELD
WAVELL HEIGHTS
BRENDALE
COOLUM BEACH
STAFFORD
CLAYFIELD
CHERMSIDE WEST
SUNRISE BEACH
BROADBEACH WATERS
NAMBOUR
GLENVIEW
CARTERS RIDGE
SAMFORD VALLEY
PETRIE
BROWNS PLAINS
PETRIE
CHERMSIDE
REDLAND BAY
FORTITUDE VALLEY
BANYO
KINGSTON
SANDGATE
CALOUNDRA
GORDON PARK
MORAYFIELD
BRIDGEMAN DOWNS
NOOSAVILLE
BRACKEN RIDGE
BURLEIGH HEADS
BOKARINA
EATONS HILL
COOMBABAH
NAMBOUR
SCARBOROUGH
BRENDALE
MAROOCHYDORE
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
42400648-9014742814
41882291-9014500518
42639237-9014544342
46966990-9022060399
44257806-9014406902
44244929-9014692764
75798850-9062419886
42596148-9014724863
66832767-9042689229
44649788-9014673061
43715671-9014626797
66960725-9042967307
44058592-9014667206
41421736-9014752936
41534603-9014409163
69166213-9048482896
43862051-9014603568
45921814-9021197637
42473405-9014793329
44574820-9014653917
46198503-9020503622
70583976-9051415421
42864983-9014415285
71350862-9052609042
44797207-9014666398
42427765-9014698508
70400312-9051129780
43078211-9014542407
43171875-9014568611
42093484-9014706709
41999236-9014735501
71074223-9051208421
44328276-9014625784
44626760-9014659502
71315154-9051203385
44252336-9014627714
44849958-9042629714
42969048-9014781474
43923903-9014646764
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
REGISTER OF UNCLAIMED MONIES HELD BY AGL ENERGY LIMITED
Public Trustee Act 1978
525.08
526.06
527.15
528.16
528.17
528.71
529.35
530.22
530.22
531.13
532.30
532.40
534.24
534.27
534.40
535.45
536.77
537.03
538.18
523.19
538.86
539.56
539.60
540.00
540.88
542.32
542.60
543.37
545.23
546.27
546.40
546.40
547.19
547.72
548.15
548.18
548.20
548.22
548.24
500.08
501.06
502.15
503.16
503.17
503.71
504.35
505.22
505.22
506.13
507.30
507.40
509.24
509.27
509.40
510.45
511.77
512.03
513.18
513.19
513.86
514.56
514.60
515.00
515.88
517.32
517.60
518.37
520.23
521.27
521.40
521.40
522.19
522.72
523.15
523.18
523.20
523.22
523.24
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
27/01/2010
25/06/2009
17/09/2008
27/08/2009
20/03/2008
19/12/2008
30/12/2010
5/08/2008
20/01/2011
24/09/2008
27/10/2009
17/09/2009
27/05/2009
27/07/2010
20/03/2008
30/08/2010
2/01/2009
26/08/2010
2/01/2009
17/04/2009
22/12/2009
20/12/2010
20/03/2008
7/01/2011
25/08/2008
8/05/2009
4/12/2009
27/02/2009
30/12/2009
8/05/2009
6/05/2010
1/11/2009
4/09/2009
15/09/2008
1/11/2009
8/05/2009
1/06/2009
8/05/2009
8/05/2009
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1071
Kirsty McGrath
Margaret Patricia O'Dea
Feasea Vista Developments Pty Ltd
Aus-steel Brisbane North
Hedz Pty Ltd (Receivers And Manager
Caboolture Central EEC & PS
Tin Can Bay Yacht Club Inc
Dawn Richardson
Janene Marie Bowden
Madonna Orchard
Mountain Inn Restaurant
Maria Roberts
Rendezvous 4 Coffees
Cooloola Shire Council
Brisbane Meat Markets
Alexi Hay
Amy Marie Neville
Braam Smith
Graham Mcrae
Jillian Frances Morgan
Noela Margaret Simpson
Sunrover
Nickolas A Lavidis
The Cheesecake Shop
Bessie Mc Hugh
Ronald Pinfield
Jumog Pty Ltd
The Cooroy Partnership Pty Ltd
Keith Townsend
John Russell Sorraghan
Nicole Rinaldi
Monte Carlo Gaming Lounge
A1 Fibreglass
Raj Sahay
Mark N Girven
Beaurepaire Tyre Service Pty Ltd
Mark Cahill
Parklands Blue Metal Pty Ltd
Billena Dorothea Carter
Amanda Jayne Millington
Des Locksley Du Rieu
Paul O' Neill
Name of Owner(s)
1 Queen Elizabeth Drive
29-31 Lower Gay Terrace
68 Carter Road
126 South Pine Road
158 Karawatha Drive
19-21 George Street
1 Esplanade
156 Brisbane Terrace
23 Hillside Road
57 Highlands Dr
126 Main Street
52 Stevens Street
23 Lowe Street
0 Groundwater Road
385 Sherwood Road
23 Philip Street
22 Lily Street
161 Main Street
5 Jorgensen Court
64 Kenilworth Place
26 Sunita Drive
194 Prince Edward Parade
58 Ross Street
720 Albany Creek Road
2 Peregrine Drive
202 Obi Obi Road
Marine Parade
13 Garnett Street
23 Trundle Street
43 Twenty-Third Avenue
20 Southern Cross Parade
155 Margaret Street
36 Grice Street
17-19 Powell Street
29 Noosa Parade
17 Pioneer Road
187 Murphy Road
31-41 Jacaranda Drive
108 Bulcock Street
5 Freycinet Row
113 Mahogany Drive
11 Russell Street
Last Known Address
EATONS HILL
CALOUNDRA
NAMBOUR
BRENDALE
MOUNTAIN CREEK
CABOOLTURE
TIN CAN BAY
GOODNA
GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS
NARANGBA
MONTVILLE
SOUTHPORT
NAMBOUR
SOUTHSIDE
ROCKLEA
REDBANK PLAINS
SOUTHSIDE
KANGAROO POINT
BELLBIRD PARK
CARINDALE
ELIMBAH
SCARBOROUGH
WOOLLOONGABBA
ALBANY CREEK
WURTULLA
MAPLETON
COOLANGATTA
COOROY
COORPAROO
BRIGHTON
SUNRISE BEACH
TOOWOOMBA
CLONTARF
HERITAGE PARK
NOOSA HEADS
YANDINA
GEEBUNG
PARKLANDS
CALOUNDRA
BUDERIM
PELICAN WATERS
NOOSAVILLE
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
43309137-9014816438
42909614-9014548750
70531694-9051193196
44357283-9014637710
47210091-9022435796
44616993-9014606919
42181370-9014584400
43091784-9022495962
44490571-9014680504
70686282-9051425077
42213934-9014633739
45290319-9020383324
44313203-9014633593
70505953-9051188145
71200612-9051205486
66077587-9044024834
42319665-9014788941
71234066-9051204252
47049192-9037768992
46375176-9020811005
42880831-9014783761
42970343-9014532848
71049449-9051193534
43367663-9014558518
43941178-9014653073
42610675-9014748293
71233126-9051201441
64383359-9038341666
71368815-9051476609
41448671-9014597677
44618171-9014644561
70994678-9051195566
44140440-9014621711
70656897-9051192445
42063925-9014750309
42099325-9014645938
46502100-9044525750
42285304-9053764690
41450313-9014719192
44032605-9014628479
43589910-9014543339
70736210-9051417658
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
548.24
548.31
548.34
548.44
548.49
548.74
549.28
534.50
550.25
553.13
553.86
554.23
554.83
556.15
557.47
558.32
558.39
560.00
560.72
561.97
561.99
563.99
565.11
567.15
567.33
570.88
556.64
572.01
574.76
574.82
560.04
575.86
578.49
578.88
580.00
580.16
580.81
582.86
583.06
585.59
585.78
586.53
523.24
523.31
523.34
523.44
523.49
523.74
524.28
524.50
525.25
528.13
528.86
529.23
529.83
531.15
532.47
533.32
533.39
535.00
535.72
536.97
536.99
538.99
540.11
542.15
542.33
545.88
546.64
547.01
549.76
549.82
550.04
550.86
553.49
553.88
555.00
555.16
555.81
557.86
558.06
560.59
560.78
561.53
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
8/05/2009
17/08/2010
1/11/2009
8/05/2009
27/01/2011
8/05/2009
5/06/2009
19/08/2009
25/11/2009
4/12/2009
2/01/2009
24/06/2010
4/09/2008
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
22/12/2009
24/04/2009
1/11/2009
19/10/2010
2/10/2009
25/03/2009
20/03/2009
1/11/2009
13/05/2008
26/06/2009
25/08/2009
1/11/2009
22/09/2009
13/08/2010
20/08/2010
6/04/2009
1/11/2009
30/07/2008
1/11/2009
11/11/2009
31/12/2008
24/01/2011
10/03/2010
17/04/2009
24/08/2009
28/10/2008
12/04/2010
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
1072
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
Michael John Cronin
Noppakow Thai Cuisine
Anne-Maree Burville
Patrick Woodcraft
Sherise Pagano
Christine Whitlam
Johnson Oyelod
Bronwen Ann McArthur
Torrisi Constructions Pty Ltd
Rebecca A Sheppard
Monique Therese Marshall
Cathryn Bates
Arleen Goldberg
Daniel John Braybrooke
Roland Chadwick
C Ward
Kevin John Foelz
Kok Keong Ling
Steven Parstya
Olex Australia P/L T/A Olex Austral
Geoffrey Noel Niven
Colin Rowlands
Gregory Smith
Julie Williams
Interit Pty Ltd
Estate of Kay Rochelle Macbeth
Matthew Frank Oertel
Jane Ann Bartholomew
Dennis Arthur Lehany
Tufnell Home
Topaz Properties Pty Ltd
Kawana Waters Surf Life Saving Club
TPW Developments Pty Ltd ABN 881175
Karin Gerda Assenbruck
Carol-Anne Coombs
Michelle Lynne Knapp
Pamela Joyce Finney
Nieske Terranova
Michael Pitney
Nicola Geffen
Trina Louise Cash
Lanhams Cooroy
Name of Owner(s)
25 Ngungun Street
9 Bribie Island Road
23 Hilton Road
7 Hayle Street
28 Toolar Street
61 Hooper Road
93 Ridge Street
11 Karri Place
46 Matheson Street
64 Gordon Avenue
31 Amigh Road
321 King Avenue
25B Maxwell Street
75 Leonie Street
43 Harris Street
32 Leonard Crescent
40 King Street
255A Victoria Avenue
20 Mary Street
541 Bilsen Road
28 Shorehaven Drive
11 Dell Ct
130 University Way
5 Russell Avenue
35 Morrisby Street
264 Graham Road
14 Loran Place
15 Boscoe Road
6 Impey Avenue
230 Buckland Road
102 King Street
109 Pacific Boulevard
121 Mooloolaba Esplanade
10 Doris Street
20 Anchorage Circuit
22 Byrnes Road
6 Clemitson Court
80 North Shore Road
17 Thomas Street
25 Belfast Street
5 Teralba Street
18 Maple Street
Last Known Address
DICKY BEACH
SANDSTONE POINT
GYMPIE
BURLEIGH HEADS
TEWANTIN
NORTH MALENY
GREEN SLOPES
BRIDGEMAN DOWNS
VIRGINIA
TOOWOOMBA
LANDSBOROUGH
DURACK
NEW FARM
DECEPTION BAY
BELLBIRD PARK
BRENDALE
DECEPTION BAY
REDCLIFFE
NOOSAVILLE
GEEBUNG
NOOSAVILLE
CABOOLTURE
SIPPY DOWNS
NORMAN PARK
GEEBUNG
BRIDGEMAN DOWNS
TAIGUM
NARANGBA
TIN CAN BAY
NUNDAH
BUDERIM
BUDDINA
MOOLOOLABA
DEAGON
TWIN WATERS
JOYNER
MURRUMBA DOWNS
TWIN WATERS
NOOSAVILLE
YERONGA
EVERTON PARK
COOROY
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
42166488-9014412672
42121590-9014780188
73171258-9056317302
65311441-9039687736
43793488-9014406175
42430561-9014706647
71332688-9051208828
43800937-9014601286
66827403-9042960257
71115687-9051205059
44139442-9014638424
69359818-9048689904
70498217-9051412442
43734177-9014416324
44875144-9019483462
45490018-9019008626
44001949-9014420404
43170281-9014530019
70542311-9051190051
43685643-9014528894
43045517-9014539606
70924972-9051444135
41635533-9014709932
71175079-9051205425
44379741-9014677382
43372622-9014564026
41888751-9014404194
42435107-9014714121
41526435-9014719645
43654185-9014635064
41867540-9014826109
44723880-9014665138
41592593-9014815253
44053205-9014650640
45864451-9019808416
43256338-9014753424
42462481-9014610957
70675731-9051189956
70502802-9051413300
70619275-9051197014
44399780-9014638256
44550739-9014405837
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
587.85
587.92
587.99
588.00
588.65
589.61
590.19
590.32
590.35
590.35
590.88
590.95
591.28
594.20
596.80
598.01
598.65
598.79
598.81
583.90
599.15
600.00
600.38
600.86
600.89
601.17
601.65
602.73
603.24
603.57
603.72
603.81
603.88
604.32
605.11
606.20
608.09
608.53
608.99
613.93
616.00
618.80
562.85
562.92
562.99
563.00
563.65
564.61
565.19
565.32
565.35
565.35
565.88
565.95
566.28
569.20
571.80
573.01
573.65
573.79
573.81
573.90
574.15
575.00
575.38
575.86
575.89
576.17
576.65
577.73
578.24
578.57
578.72
578.81
578.88
579.32
580.11
581.20
583.09
583.53
583.99
588.93
591.00
593.80
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
20/03/2008
23/12/2008
9/09/2010
29/12/2009
20/03/2008
14/10/2009
1/11/2009
15/09/2009
10/06/2009
1/11/2009
28/10/2009
24/12/2010
19/08/2010
20/03/2008
24/06/2010
11/07/2008
20/03/2008
15/09/2008
1/11/2009
18/03/2009
24/10/2008
12/08/2010
7/10/2008
1/11/2009
15/05/2009
23/06/2010
2/05/2008
18/06/2009
24/10/2008
11/08/2009
11/08/2009
25/09/2009
11/08/2009
30/09/2010
7/07/2009
27/04/2009
26/05/2009
1/11/2009
7/12/2010
1/11/2009
2/07/2010
20/03/2008
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1073
Jonnie Delaci
Bris Taekwondo and Hapkdi Pty Ltd
Thornridge Pty Ltd
Debra M Callaughan
Marsay Bros Seafood
Adrian Colin Albrand
Ford & Rockcliff
Maria Pohl
E King
Lensworth Group Limited
Tracy Dowden
Ben Liddell
52745619644, Southern Cross Develop
R & K Panel Works Pty Ltd
Dasmed Pty Ltd
Bonny Michelle Voss
Ian Wilson
Westfield Shopping Ctr Management Pt
John T Clark
Fook Chew Yoong
David Tram
Estate of Rodger Wahlheim
North Lakes Beauty And Skin Care
Georgina Gould
Darren Elms
Kay Myint Mauag
Milners Smash Repairs
Andrew Neville Black
E Turnbull
Austin Jeffrey Overs
Ms Linda Battin
Pep Program
Stacy Leigh Brown
Timothy Greenwood
Ski N Skurf
Nathan John Plunkett
Amber Dessauer
Storm Financial Pty Ltd (Rec& Mgrs)
Falmac Group Pty Ltd
Marcoola Baker
John Stanley Bowditch
Estate of Mary Nanette Martin
Name of Owner(s)
28 Myagah Road
104 Gympie Road
640 Beerburrum Road
16 Trevor Street
144 Bulcock Street
323 River Road
45 Minchinton Street
5 Eungella Court
44 Sugar Bag Rd
Hervey Street
41 Melmor Court
10 Landsdowne St
721 Main Street
107 Lower King Street
137A Flockton Street
22 Hoolan Street
8 Triton Court
10 Banfield Street
51 Adelaide Street
1 Broadmeadows Road
640 Gympie Road
17 Katandra Crescent
12 North Lakes Drive
6 Hay Street
43 Teraglin Street
12 Orvieto Terrace
49 High Street
42 Love Street
11 Midson Street
20 Bonney Street
49 Ferry Street
227 Elizabeth Avenue
27 Golf Links Road
59 Mort Street
367 David Low Way
77 Cross Street
1 Ruby Close
279 Oxley Avenue
468 South Pine Road
920 David Low Way
70 Henry Street
7 Chartres Court
Last Known Address
ASHGROVE
STRATHPINE
ELIMBAH
KINGSTON
CALOUNDRA
BOOROOBIN
CALOUNDRA
WORONGARY
LITTLE MOUNTAIN
NORTH LAKES
ELIMBAH
GOLDEN BEACH
KANGAROO POINT
CABOOLTURE
EVERTON PARK
STAFFORD
NINGI
CHERMSIDE
KINGSTON
MAROOCHYDORE
LAWNTON
BELLBIRD PARK
NORTH LAKES
TEWANTIN
MANLY WEST
KINGS BEACH
KIPPA-RING
NORTHGATE
STAFFORD
NAMBOUR
KANGAROO POINT
CLONTARF
BUDERIM
TOOWOOMBA
BLI BLI
DECEPTION BAY
EIGHT MILE PLAINS
MARGATE
EVERTON PARK
MARCOOLA
GYMPIE
PETRIE
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
70486956-9051190489
44499390-9014609559
43976166-9014682371
71062673-9051202204
42433334-9014729779
41833492-9014513132
44423531-9014677846
63757637-9039389429
70764451-9051425982
43288174-9014586675
42476028-9014759873
70873906-9051432714
71887962
44529360-9014667289
44577591-9014636273
42263236-9014400959
42479956-9014734644
44464170-9014652404
71435028-9051207715
44150902-9014578227
44607638-9014677494
44886745-9019488525
41439209-9014738406
41374315-9014512716
66358383-9044013926
42254920-9014402212
41760372-9014523831
43043710-9014410857
41309444-9014419321
44345205-9014610552
71415384-9051204529
42779363-9014566658
41357781-9014764508
71147243-9051193965
44693000-9014671160
41787698-9014767395
65094542-9040430444
44806974-9014696867
42607440-9014535583
43945559-9014569399
43611219-9014614549
41484213-9014555727
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
619.10
620.27
620.52
622.33
622.36
622.82
623.53
625.65
626.59
626.62
627.61
628.62
629.38
630.13
632.61
633.70
634.95
636.52
637.15
637.27
640.30
640.73
641.59
643.25
643.63
645.25
647.47
648.65
648.75
650.40
650.81
652.45
654.36
654.39
641.33
656.64
659.19
660.60
661.76
661.92
663.88
666.75
594.10
595.27
595.52
597.33
597.36
597.82
598.53
600.65
601.59
601.62
602.61
603.62
604.38
605.13
607.61
608.70
609.95
611.52
612.15
612.27
615.30
615.73
616.59
618.25
618.63
620.25
622.47
623.65
623.75
625.40
625.81
627.45
629.36
629.39
631.33
631.64
634.19
635.60
636.76
636.92
638.88
641.75
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
1/11/2009
15/08/2008
5/12/2008
1/11/2009
24/09/2009
14/07/2009
12/08/2008
7/08/2010
7/12/2009
29/05/2009
5/05/2009
26/11/2009
14/12/2009
19/12/2008
30/09/2008
20/03/2008
24/09/2009
8/11/2009
1/11/2009
8/07/2008
17/12/2009
24/06/2010
23/03/2009
14/07/2010
8/06/2010
20/03/2008
19/12/2008
20/03/2008
1/07/2008
9/10/2008
1/11/2009
1/06/2009
29/05/2009
1/11/2009
8/05/2009
8/11/2009
1/02/2011
1/04/2010
25/09/2009
29/07/2008
24/10/2008
24/06/2010
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
1074
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
Virginia Anne Evans
Ian C Steihardt
Malee Browning
Simone Cribb
G W Ryan
Olex Australia P/L T/A Olex Austral
Andrew John Tebbitt
Dear Customer
Estate of Sandra Graham
Rivergum Homes
Maria Coultis
Tom Ian McGregor
Hair Co Pty ltd
Gary Norris
Ivan Moldovan
Tamawood Commercial Properties
Chermside Medical Center
M C McNamara
Weis Restaurant Pty Ltd
Thebe International Pty Ltd
A&DP Marr
Srem Act Pty Ltd
Rose Trading Pty Ltd
Gary Phyllip Kipping
Sonoco Australia Pty Ltd
Plumb & Custance Family Trust
Blush Hair And Beauty
Thebe International Pty Ltd
Nicholas Nicholas Bock
Natalie A Scalia
M J Fritz
Daniel Declouett
Alex Cutts
Michael J Maltby
Crisandra Cox
Garth Doyle
Eulandilla Pty Ltd
William R Broome
Nicole Annette Schilling
John Patrick McGill
Katrina Hudson
Marie Grace Reid
Name of Owner(s)
23 Spica Street
26A Pikes Road
1401 Gympie Road
65 Jardine Drive
25 Castle Street
541 Bilsen Road
28 Dunbil Avenue
14 Daisy St
8 Wyena Street
23 Johnson Street
92 Andalusian Drive
22 Beagle Avenue
94 Sutton Street
94 Moorindil Street
71 South Pine Road
992 Gympie Road
832 Gympie Road
3 Washpool Street
131-135 Anzac Avenue
846 Nudgee Road
393 Bilsen Road
28 Aerodrome Road
24 Ailsa Street
279-281 Old Bay Road
19 Pritchard Road
9-11 Minjungbal Drive
167 Brisbane Road
846 Nudgee Road
5 Billanook Close
4 The Peninsula
80 Coach Road West
10 Franklin Crescent
98 Shorehaven Drive
37 Pacific Boulevard
104 King Street
52 Mcgahey Street
146-148 Alexandra Parade
21 Banoon Drive
201 Rainbow Street
46 Orringa Street
56 Ewan Street
24 Crestwood Avenue
Last Known Address
COORPAROO
GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS
ASPLEY
SPRINGWOOD
KEDRON
GEEBUNG
FERNY HILLS
ELANORA
KALLANGUR
CABOOLTURE
NORTH MACLEAN
BANKSIA BEACH
REDCLIFFE
TEWANTIN
BRENDALE
CHERMSIDE
CHERMSIDE
NORTH LAKES
TOOWOOMBA
NORTHGATE
GEEBUNG
MAROOCHYDORE
ASPLEY
BURPENGARY
VIRGINIA
TWEED HEADS SOUTH
MOOLOOLABA
NORTHGATE
BOONDALL
NOOSAVILLE
MORAYFIELD
MORAYFIELD
NOOSAVILLE
BUDDINA
THORNLANDS
ROTHWELL
ALEXANDRA HEADLAND
WYNNUM
SANDGATE
WURTULLA
MARGATE
MORAYFIELD
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
45838083-9021780342
44364602-9014699868
44317410-9014656124
46395802-9020864785
44703726-9014693280
43685213-9014528841
42448381-9014738733
71903033
43980457-9014658122
70728043-9051189543
68810597-9047686043
42400713-9014417578
69686145-9049324298
43927516-9014645899
42873968-9014540898
42092775-9014730428
41850280-9014744782
44062651-9014653429
71369680-9051209123
44473726-9014645762
41976960-9014514610
42336412-9014742305
42654657-9018862381
42307280-9014826565
41444845-9014511950
71089940-9051193793
43656347-9014600145
41947086-9014518680
43105881-9014421647
44457448-9014696561
43624626-9014411502
74295478-9057583389
43163054-9014793730
43520725-9014588508
70803531-9051189748
43200112-9014783091
43242056-9014765228
71227607-9051205143
43830785-9014629169
44269512-9014662961
44369635-9014671097
42457374-9014816180
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
666.84
667.17
668.24
670.04
670.61
658.26
677.40
679.58
680.00
680.44
681.13
685.00
691.91
692.49
680.14
697.70
699.54
700.00
703.16
691.68
708.30
684.36
694.39
710.97
713.31
699.52
716.24
703.00
718.13
718.50
720.00
720.00
705.10
721.84
727.20
727.88
731.30
732.42
734.66
736.76
743.18
745.79
641.84
642.17
643.24
645.04
645.61
648.26
652.40
654.58
655.00
655.44
656.13
660.00
666.91
667.49
670.14
672.70
674.54
675.00
678.16
681.68
683.30
684.36
684.39
685.97
688.31
689.52
691.24
693.00
693.13
693.50
695.00
695.00
695.10
696.84
702.20
702.88
706.30
707.42
709.66
711.76
718.18
720.79
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
18/01/2011
2/03/2010
26/08/2008
5/01/2011
27/06/2008
22/05/2009
12/08/2010
17/11/2009
17/06/2010
1/11/2009
28/05/2010
2/07/2008
5/05/2010
13/12/2008
8/05/2009
26/09/2008
6/11/2008
12/08/2008
1/02/2010
29/05/2009
5/12/2008
29/01/2010
4/03/2009
30/04/2010
24/09/2009
1/11/2009
12/05/2009
12/05/2009
20/03/2008
14/08/2009
17/10/2009
13/01/2011
2/10/2009
28/10/2010
1/11/2009
28/09/2009
14/04/2008
1/11/2009
20/03/2008
18/03/2009
29/04/2010
26/05/2009
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1075
Davcross Pty Ltd
Andrew Leckie
Rob Foley
Stuart Gordon Kinnear
Sacha Deuchars
Robert Anthony Story
Lianne Burnett
Paperlinx Merchanting
Donald Edward Askew
Edwin Leslie Cogger
Suzette Venour
Shadforth Civil Contractors Pty Ltd
Sunshine Coast Mazda Pty Ltd
Alexandra Moala
Jemymah Mirkin
Q Build Industries
Mark Douglas Tibbits
Domino's Pizza
Marvon Nominees Pty Ltd
Rebecca Porter
Patricia Ellen McLean
Nicholas Gibson
James E Barr
Tayeth Pty Ltd
Holiday Mooloolaba
House of Golf Virginia Pty Ltd
Help Enterprises
Samuel Oliver Pocock
Thomas McLear
Kay A Holt
Scott Kerr
Frederick Freudigmann
Leamington Aged Care Pty Ltd
David Shanal
Thomas Eric Alford
Agnes Margaret Nicholson
Horst Lehnert
Trading as Coastline BMW RK Kurz Pt
Linda Lye G Matthews
Montbanc Capital Pty Ltd
Margret Mccabe
William Renshaw
Name of Owner(s)
17 George Street
3 Melwood Court
19 Sittella Street
2 Koala Court
29 Sarina Street
480 Cove Road
9 North Street
58 Brickyard Road
31 Laguna Street
13 Craig Street
5 Palara Street
L1 Neylon Drive
736 Nicklin Way
87 Clarke Street
52 Edith Drive
10 Oregon Street
94 Buller Street
L8 240 Sandgate Road
59 Mooloolaba Esplanade
8 Boswell Terrace
28 Glenariff Street
157 Flower Street
150 Carlton Terrace
536 Maroochydore Road
83 Mooloolaba Esplanade
1798 Sandgate Road
52 Beerburrum Road
85 Albany Street
76 Glenalva Terrace
9 Fadden Court
U4 4 Buderim Avenue
46 Bubke Crescent
55 Worendo Street
158 Board Street
L750 Queen Elizabeth Drive
170 Valdora Road
17 Lower King Street
770 Nicklin Way
36 David Low Way
634 Gympie Road
42 Omar Street
16 Staysail Place
Last Known Address
MAROOCHYDORE
ARANA HILLS
BELLMERE
MOOLOOLABA
STAFFORD HEIGHTS
STANMORE
NORTH IPSWICH
VIRGINIA
BOREEN POINT
BRIGHTON
ROCHEDALE SOUTH
NINGI
CURRIMUNDI
HENDRA
NORTH IPSWICH
HEMMANT
EVERTON PARK
ALBION
MOOLOOLABA
WYNNUM
FERNY GROVE
NORTHGATE
MANLY
KUNDA PARK
MOOLOOLABA
VIRGINIA
CABOOLTURE
SIPPY DOWNS
ENOGGERA
TOOWOOMBA
ALEXANDRA HEADLAND
CABOOLTURE
SOUTHPORT
DEAGON
COOLOOLA COVE
VALDORA
CABOOLTURE
CURRIMUNDI
NOOSA HEADS
CHERMSIDE
WOODRIDGE
TWIN WATERS
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
43445717-9014796671
44475135-9014421856
41342593-9014531986
43474741-9014406394
42444406-9014418537
42741173-9014559140
64756422-9038618852
41361684-9014546765
42497511-9014716204
44297182-9014625940
45977600-9021198229
70655790-9051189215
41360876-9014546689
63771109-9051740093
70601877-9051184380
71270284-9051212031
42129932-9014736588
67237875-9043309949
44013019-9014667612
71371389-9051190840
43699487-9014642771
44279297-9014416592
71303812-9051464621
44414340-9014640725
41329152-9014771709
44632974-9014660672
41353103-9014725324
43794965-9014405443
64567233-9038456600
71220255-9051205603
66860057-9042441902
41499690-9014715223
70957675-9051198149
42973131-9014415567
43805613-9014582125
43390335-9014698734
42264424-9014795593
43942549-9014653382
43096999-9014788796
41920976-9014555434
71965412
70416797-9051131638
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
750.94
754.20
751.81
767.75
768.57
770.28
770.40
771.52
772.51
773.08
779.90
785.45
791.45
793.94
796.94
798.53
800.08
805.65
807.93
810.17
812.08
813.49
820.29
821.99
827.82
839.60
840.80
846.30
850.75
855.16
856.30
856.93
871.50
872.41
872.57
873.12
876.65
877.92
878.90
886.60
887.63
893.24
725.94
729.20
741.81
742.75
743.57
745.28
745.40
746.52
747.51
748.08
754.90
760.45
766.45
768.94
771.94
773.53
775.08
780.65
782.93
785.17
787.08
788.49
795.29
796.99
802.82
814.60
815.80
821.30
825.75
830.16
831.30
831.93
846.50
847.41
847.57
848.12
851.65
852.92
853.90
861.60
862.63
868.24
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
24/09/2010
20/05/2008
29/06/2009
20/03/2008
3/12/2008
19/04/2010
6/01/2010
24/09/2009
1/08/2008
8/04/2009
24/06/2010
1/11/2009
6/02/2009
16/06/2010
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
28/04/2010
3/09/2009
4/07/2008
1/11/2009
6/03/2009
20/03/2008
1/12/2009
8/05/2009
4/11/2008
22/05/2008
24/11/2009
20/03/2008
22/05/2010
7/06/2010
30/06/2009
12/03/2009
1/11/2009
20/03/2008
24/07/2009
17/09/2009
20/03/2008
29/10/2009
29/05/2009
4/02/2011
9/12/2009
1/11/2009
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
1076
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
Michael Stojanovic
Programme Project Management P
Wilfred Greg Poole
Glen Alpine Properties (Liquidation)
Pauline Anne Lyons
Annette May Lewis
Rose Trading Pty Ltd
Jian He
Stirloch Construction Qld Pty Ltd
Lisa Thompson
Rebecca Dellar
Wirramatya Pty Ltd
Sterihill Clinical Waste Pty Ltd
Zoi Paras
Alberta Francia
Donato Traficante
Wood And Ciancio Business Trust
Tarmac Takeaway
Chermside Food Cafe
Rozina Weldenkael
Peter Burke
Kylie Maree Thompson
Sovereign Hotel Group
Ray Davey
Justine Chadderton
Go Forward Solutions Pty Ltd
Ann Larsen
Action Cabinets (In Liquidation)
Village Life Operations Pty Ltd
Mortatec Pty Ltd
Friendly Care Pharmacy Nundah Villa
William Siryani
David William Nation
DM & SA Watkins Pty Ltd
B Thomas
Adaptors & Component Engineering
Robake Pty Ltd
Tamara Lee Noble
Jane Elizabeth Powell
Nedgus Pty Ltd
Peninsula Colour Graphics Pty Ltd
Bevan Edward Clifford
Name of Owner(s)
3009 Northview Place
555 Gympie Road
31 Waterside Court
37-39 Noosa Drive
44 Hesper Drive
25 Raymond Terrace
770 Hamilton Road
14 Douglas Street
14 Wirraway Parade
17 Bridgewater Place
23 Weenga Street
10 Elizabeth Street
63 Burnside Road
Ephraim Island
236 St Vincents Road
10 Monserrat Street
1A Mungar Street
42 Aerodrome Road
789 Gympie Road
17 Gainsborough Street
10 Annie Drive
68 Lynfield Drive
189 Ruthven Street
99 Kirby Road
6A Tranquillity Court
77 Araluen Street
6 North Street
54 Enterprise Street
134-136 King Street
33 Central Park Drive
1176 Sandgate Road
118 Benowa Road
95 Prince Edward Parade
84 Northlink Place
66 Pritchard Road
66 Pritchard Road
6 Harvest Street
11 Henley Court
15 Hilton Terrace
10 Maple Street
19 Virginia Street
2 Toorbul Street
Last Known Address
BENOWA
LAWNTON
NOOSAVILLE
NOOSA HEADS
DOONAN
DECEPTION BAY
CHERMSIDE WEST
WOODRIDGE
INALA
LOTA
GEEBUNG
KENILWORTH
STAPYLTON
PARADISE POINT
BANYO
CHERMSIDE
MAROOCHYDORE
CABOOLTURE
CHERMSIDE
MOOROOKA
WEYBA DOWNS
CABOOLTURE
TOOWOOMBA
ASPLEY
TAIGUM
KEDRON
WOORIM
KUNDA PARK
CABOOLTURE
YANDINA
NUNDAH
SOUTHPORT
SCARBOROUGH
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
YANDINA
BELLMERE
TEWANTIN
MALENY
VIRGINIA
BONGAREE
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
71257513-9051193757
44515922-9014689900
43308709-9014557398
43871367-9014678173
44558781-9014405950
41543364-9014723168
42654657-9014737689
71875793
66805672-9043952873
66383274-9045873218
43113927-9014422752
44672574-9052268646
71073167-9051209191
71349203-9051209368
42339143-9014758657
70424346-9051414747
64725310-9038351386
43639988-9014587287
43271667-9014806987
45527470-9019199470
64167752-9040479539
43238104-9014819002
71028799-9051205322
44452936-9014689646
42485078-9014408278
44119790-9014630157
42999987-9014733921
43895770-9014650655
43503937-9014565129
44204295-9014673460
68500107-9046593780
70836275-9051187504
44043529-9014605948
41398595-9014762635
41347410-9014736939
44243921-9014680799
43874577-9014615147
44479822-9020476545
42310458-9021164133
44795904-9014671660
44502334-9014633278
42781443-9014783958
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
893.67
899.32
899.57
884.77
900.00
920.45
907.31
932.83
920.32
937.23
955.05
962.96
965.86
980.00
980.83
993.63
1000.00
1003.85
1004.44
1006.15
1007.12
1010.40
1019.58
1029.81
1029.90
1046.88
1049.24
1051.62
1065.65
1076.97
1087.20
1091.36
1092.77
1094.10
1095.81
1095.82
1099.03
1104.64
1105.03
1110.92
1126.15
1131.11
868.67
874.32
874.57
874.77
875.00
895.45
897.31
907.83
910.32
912.23
930.05
937.96
940.86
955.00
955.83
968.63
975.00
978.85
979.44
981.15
982.12
985.40
994.58
1004.81
1004.90
1021.88
1024.24
1026.62
1040.65
1051.97
1062.20
1066.36
1067.77
1069.10
1070.81
1070.82
1074.03
1079.64
1080.03
1085.92
1116.15
1121.11
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
1/11/2009
20/03/2008
15/12/2010
13/11/2010
2/07/2008
16/06/2008
25/08/2009
9/12/2009
13/08/2009
12/05/2010
20/03/2008
20/11/2009
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
29/07/2010
26/10/2010
7/04/2010
15/05/2009
10/01/2011
25/08/2009
16/06/2010
25/10/2010
1/11/2009
4/05/2009
4/07/2008
10/10/2008
4/06/2010
13/06/2008
21/07/2008
24/02/2009
30/12/2009
1/11/2009
6/02/2009
12/06/2009
8/05/2009
8/05/2009
12/06/2009
28/05/2009
19/03/2009
7/04/2010
4/09/2009
4/11/2008
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1077
Last Known Address
2 Gibson Road
23 Ashby Street
343 Stanton Road
General Post Office Box 3025
30-32 Armrick Avenue
36 Ninth Avenue
454-458 Gympie Road
38 Esplanade Bulcock Beach
1190 Sandgate Road
634 Gympie Road
83 Lake Weyba Drive
5 Michelle Place
32 Heritage Drive
93 Kempster Street
216 David Low Way
19 Lionel Donovan Drive
1719 Maleny-Kenilworth Road
1 Norrland Court
13 Webcke Avenue
39 Redcliffe Parade
185 Old Northern Road
21 Beatrice Terrace
37 Glen Kyle Drive
18 Lindner Street
259 Morayfield Road
2 Toorbul Street
159 Biota Street
747 Main St
538 Rode Road
83 Welsby Parade
34 Tranquility Drive
12 Rhodes Street
30 Paisley Drive
12 Rowell Street
446 Dulong Road
28 Lysaght Street
Ross Street
131 Gympie Terrace
21 Lear Jet Drive
17 Higson Street
374 Samsonvale Rd
10 Ferntree Court
Name of Owner(s)
Lifestyle Home & Garden Pty Ltd
Ryo Miyashitata
Gunn Resources PTY LTD
Archers Body Corporate Management
Sara Alexander
Jane Dunlop
Tanaphol Prukstongkum
Alfies On The Beach
Peopleco Pty Ltd
Sunshine Kebabs Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)
Derek Whitlock
Tania Lloris Essex
Peter David Allen
Fairdawn Pty Ltd
L J Hooker
Madill No 1 Pty Ltd
Nashco Holdings Pty Ltd
Hugh Waugh
Beth Fitzgerald
Linz 53 Pty Ltd
Good Shepherd Christian College
Cameron Coleman
Headland Park World Of Learning
Owen Edward Trevithick
Memobrook Pty Ltd
Bevan Edward Clifford
Kim Son Vietnamese Restaurant
Southern Cross Developments
Zen Archery Centre
Leanne Mary Daley
Gillian Francis Benn
Tina Louise Devine
My Storage Pty Ltd
Amy Louise Groth
Don Macintyre
Hi-Tek Foamworks Pty Ltd
Royal Pines Resort Bv
Estate Of John E Feeney
Tenix Alliance Pty Ltd
Anita Joyce Pickering
Maria Hayward
W Whitestyles
NOOSAVILLE
FAIRFIELD
NEURUM
CARINA
BROADBEACH
ST LUCIA
STRATHPINE
CALOUNDRA
NUNDAH
CHERMSIDE
WEYBA DOWNS
BOONDALL
GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS
SANDGATE
PEREGIAN BEACH
NOOSAVILLE
CONONDALE
BANKSIA BEACH
CRESTMEAD
REDCLIFFE
ALBANY CREEK
ASCOT
BUDERIM
CABOOLTURE
MORAYFIELD
BONGAREE
INALA
KANGAROO POINT
CHERMSIDE
BONGAREE
ROTHWELL
STAFFORD
LAWNTON
ZILLMERE
DULONG
ACACIA RIDGE
ASHMORE
NOOSAVILLE
CABOOLTURE
LAWNTON
JOYNER
RUNCORN
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
44064236-9014649475
71081384-9051205278
69521052-9049005236
71884753
70417936-9051187933
70721048-9051192648
44429058-9014411985
44025773-9014604184
42030890-9014522225
41669003-9014738584
70388582-9051522488
43663657-9014605076
44012326-9014406343
43459288-9014585505
42109116-9014503346
44076511-9014562218
43988294-9014648781
43633312-9014573946
70587852-9051423980
44569077-9014670658
44111821-9014677200
68091958-9045597482
44655322-9014672240
44362200-9014700961
44448793-9014630886
43024124-9014728413
73085086-9055481446
72006109
42898395-9014797087
44235323-9014644228
42374231-9014712258
43351667-9014805107
43641364-9014627011
42588574-9014737864
70585047-9051423311
71049928-9051196718
71163489-9051201980
42031286-9014605903
44561355-9014650499
43764885-9014411012
71902423
70664578-9051189055
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
1159.21
1173.99
1183.73
1192.54
1192.66
1229.89
1244.95
1257.33
1243.13
1266.51
1272.15
1286.48
1303.70
1304.37
1306.87
1307.06
1317.83
1328.22
1360.18
1375.70
1392.65
1394.03
1400.21
1415.43
1415.74
1476.81
1500.00
1517.51
1523.14
1548.43
1568.02
1670.45
1684.24
1703.93
1767.44
1771.74
1797.38
1803.26
1788.36
1804.85
1816.67
1826.74
1134.21
1148.99
1158.73
1167.54
1167.66
1204.89
1219.95
1232.33
1233.13
1241.51
1247.15
1261.48
1278.70
1279.37
1281.87
1282.06
1292.83
1303.22
1335.18
1350.70
1367.65
1369.03
1375.21
1390.43
1390.74
1466.81
1475.00
1492.51
1498.14
1523.43
1543.02
1645.45
1659.24
1678.93
1742.44
1746.74
1772.38
1778.26
1778.36
1779.85
1791.67
1801.74
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
8/09/2010
1/11/2009
19/11/2010
1/03/2010
1/11/2009
6/12/2010
20/03/2008
10/06/2008
17/05/2010
11/08/2009
9/09/2010
23/09/2010
29/08/2008
20/02/2009
5/06/2009
6/06/2008
5/06/2009
29/06/2010
17/08/2010
5/05/2010
1/07/2008
5/01/2010
8/11/2009
3/03/2010
10/06/2008
4/11/2008
13/10/2010
6/01/2010
20/03/2009
9/06/2010
10/09/2010
8/12/2008
27/07/2009
3/02/2011
16/02/2010
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
15/10/2008
20/07/2010
22/09/2010
31/12/2010
1/11/2009
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
1078
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
E & S Davis Pty Ltd
Faust Investments Pty Ltd
Patrick Hanlon
Pauline Jones
Village Motors Queensland Pty Ltd
Lockwood Holdings
Sunnycove Forest Lake
Lynda Irene Gunn
GK Realty Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)
Keith Hopkins
Gemadon Pty Ltd
Nicole Kennedy
The Ryan Hotel Group Pty Ltd
Sacine Pty Ltd
David L Henwood
Frank Clair
Stockland North Lakes Pty Ltd
Maureen Annemarie Hawthorn
H J Heinz Australia Limited
Amy Watkinson
Roy Samuel Benson
Wylae Creek Trust & GJ Anderson
Thomas Skinner
Bellflower Village Services Pty Ltd
Anthony John Group Pty Ltd
Cosh Outdoor Living
H J Heinz Australia Limited
Pacific Air Express Australia Pty L
Greencross Ltd
Sunrise Cellars
Hedz Pty Ltd
Body Corporate Duporth Riversidects
ACF Domaine Seq Growth Fund
Linfox Australia Pty Ltd
Name of Owner(s)
28 Anzac Avenue
20 Leanne Crescent
3 Andamooka Place
38 Condamine Street
201 Gympie Road
577 Boundary Road
41 High Street
343 Stanton Road
1297A Sandgate Road
1 Mary Street
7 Arundell Avenue
38 Bade Street
201 Main Road
20 Lisgar Street
14 Duke Street
1 Mariner Boulevard
0 Finnigan Park Drive
6 Elna Court
400 Bilsen Road
254 Samsonvale Road
1321 Anzac Avenue
12 King Street
54 Nicholson Street
118 Bellflower Road
121 Sutton Street
1912 Sandgate Road
319 Tufnell Road
101 Buchanan Road
380 Hamilton Road
2 Grasstree Court
158 Karawatha Drive
6 Wharf Street
1932 Logan Road
50 Lisgar Street
Last Known Address
REDCLIFFE
LAWNTON
ALEXANDRA HILLS
CABOOLTURE
STRATHPINE
RICHLANDS
FOREST LAKE
NEURUM
NUNDAH
NOOSAVILLE
NAMBOUR
NAMBOUR
MAROOCHYDORE
VIRGINIA
GYMPIE
DECEPTION BAY
NORTH LAKES
DECEPTION BAY
GEEBUNG
BRAY PARK
KALLANGUR
CABOOLTURE
GREENSLOPES
SIPPY DOWNS
REDCLIFFE
VIRGINIA
BANYO
BANYO
CHERMSIDE
SUNRISE BEACH
MOUNTAIN CREEK
MAROOCHYDORE
UPPER MOUNT GRAVATT
VIRGINIA
Last Known Suburb
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
QLD
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
Last
Last
Known Known
State Country
44601623-9014695678
43685320-9014608262
46430278-9037096399
44833226-9018338138
43634658-9014745082
71426266-9051207893
71048672-9051206534
41830431-9014519997
42026187-9014720450
41437385-9014773504
41676149-9014624187
44194496-9014577364
44608990-9014699653
42254854-9014403146
41786542-9014767293
47230677-9039168269
70468491-9051402673
42893602-9014401229
41633546-9014726293
42544692-9014808647
72457005-9053324896
70565965-9051158788
70897863-9051186223
43471812-9014775383
45276748-9044051195
65155798-9039134600
44637080-9014661406
44664480-9014666607
42783787-9014665846
44807824-9014697138
68690718-9047040464
42520924-9014413962
71019244-9051208471
46868196-9041939433
Accountable Persons Reference
Number
1884.03
1919.23
1928.22
1989.16
1989.48
1991.40
2021.02
2026.04
2103.76
2170.60
2231.02
2308.91
2382.65
2421.60
2424.67
2462.63
2485.61
2492.05
2611.82
2664.80
2712.74
2780.08
2878.56
3141.66
3193.11
3276.82
3292.69
3348.06
3377.70
3666.07
4320.21
4765.54
4881.20
4873.59
1859.03
1894.23
1918.22
1964.16
1964.48
1966.40
1996.02
2001.04
2078.76
2145.60
2206.02
2283.91
2357.65
2396.60
2399.67
2437.63
2460.61
2467.05
2601.82
2639.80
2687.74
2755.08
2853.56
3116.66
3168.11
3251.82
3282.69
3323.06
3352.70
3641.07
4295.21
4740.54
4856.20
4863.59
Orignal
Net Amount
Amount Held being paid to
Unclaimed
PTO
2385
29/05/2009
20/02/2009
29/10/2010
15/12/2010
27/03/2009
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
1/06/2009
17/06/2008
6/03/2009
17/02/2009
3/02/2009
6/07/2009
20/03/2008
12/06/2009
2/11/2009
6/01/2011
25/06/2008
5/06/2009
16/12/2009
26/10/2010
1/11/2009
1/11/2009
30/06/2009
3/09/2009
6/04/2009
5/06/2009
12/06/2009
9/06/2009
16/09/2009
18/01/2011
5/01/2010
23/12/2009
1/04/2010
Date Amount
became payable or
unclaimed
30 August 2013]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
1079
1080
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 92
[30 August 2013
CONTENTS
(Gazettes No. 89-92—pp. 1029-1080)
Page
APPOINTMENTS......................................................... 1037-1064
NOTICES / BYLAWS / DECLARATIONS /
STATUTES .......................................................... 1066-1067
- Acquisition of Land Act
- Constitution of Queensland
- Economic Development Act
- Education (General Provisions) Act
- Industrial Relations Act
- Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act
- Legal Aid Queensland Act
- Mental Health Act
- Police Service Administration Act
- Public Service Act
- Queensland Civil & Administrative Tribunal Act
- State Development and Public Works Organisation Act
NOTIFICATION OF FORMS.....................................................1067
- Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act
Bills Assented to ................................................................. 1068
NOTIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE
LEGISLATION.......................................................1069-1070
ADVERTISEMENTS ..................................................... 1071-1079
Public Trustee Act
Extraordinary Gazette (Premier and Cabinet) ..............1029-1030
Natural Resources and Mines Gazette ........................1031-1032
Transport / Main Roads Gazette ............................NIL THIS WEEK
Local Government Gazette .........................................1033-1036
General Gazette .........................................................1037-1079
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