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Public Transport: Doncaster Electorate
I rise to ask the Minister for Public Transport to genuinely investigate the provision of rail services to Doncaster residents.
Road Safety: Doncaster Pedestrian Crossings
I rise to seek the support of the Minister for Roads and Ports to install pedestrian crossings outside a number of retirement villages in my electorate of Doncaster.
Childern: Protection
I condemn the Minister for Community Services for failing to table the Victorian Child Death Review Committee report.
Students Support System Delay
I rise to express concern that children who need extra assistance at school are being forced to wait for an unreasonable time.
Crime: Doncaster Electorate
I rise to call on the Minister for Police and Emergency Services to take action to dispel the concerns of Doncaster residents who are living in fear in their community.
Doncaster Road: Bus lanes
I rise to ask the Minister for Public Transport to amend plans for peak-hour bus lanes along Doncaster Road and Mitcham Road.
Box Hill Hospital: Waiting List
I rise to express concern and disappointment for the thousands of people waiting for treatment at Box Hill Hospital and call on the government to take immediate action to remedy the situation.
Community services: Doncaster electorate
Last year the state government's Department of Human Services (DHS) invested $270 million in the eastern region of Melbourne.
Youth services in Doncaster
I rise to call on the Minister for Sport, Recreation and Youth Affairs to provide additional funding for young people, youth services and facilities in my electorate of Doncaster.
Public transport in Doncaster
The government has finally said it is going to release the long awaited and very overdue Manningham bus review. In the meantime commuters continue to endure overcrowded buses, poor weekend and off-peak services and gaps in routes.
Transport Legislation Amendment (Compliance, Enforcement and Regulation)
I am pleased to speak this evening on the Transport Legislation Amendment (Compliance, Enforcement and Regulation) Bill 2010. It is an omnibus bill which makes changes to existing rail, bus, taxi, marine and port regulatory schemes. I want to focus on a particular issue that relates to my electorate of Doncaster.
Electricity: smart meters
I rise to ask the minister for energy to freeze the rollout of smart meters until there has been a full and independent cost-benefit analysis of this project.
Helen Jurcevic and Kristen Chapman
I want to congratulate the City of Manningham's citizen and young citizen of the year.
Public Transport: Doncaster
I rise to call on the new Minister for Public Transport to commit to new public transport services for Doncaster. Doncaster residents are fed up with their public transport options which are limited to bus services.
Box Hill Hospital: Funding
I rise to condemn the Brumby government for breaking the hearts of the people of the eastern suburbs who need and want Box Hill Hospital to be fully redeveloped.
Transport Integration Bill 2009
I am very pleased to speak on the Transport Integration Bill 2009 because for the people of Doncaster whom I represent there is nothing more important than getting an integrated transport service, and that is exactly what we do not have.
Schools: Doncaster electorate
I rise to congratulate the schools in my electorate of Doncaster following the release of the Victorian government schools performance summary for 2009.
Buses: Doncaster
I call on the Minister for Public Transport to release the long-awaited review of Doncaster bus services. Bringing forward the time frame, the review was officially announced by the Minister for Public Transport during a visit to Manningham in October 2007.
Planning: Doncaster Hill Activity Centre
I call on the Minister for Housing to postpone the commencement of the social and affordable housing development on Tram Road, Doncaster, until members of the Doncaster community have been appropriately consulted and their views have been taken into account.
Public transport: Doncaster electorate
Doncaster has limited access to public transport and has infrequent and overcrowded services which have restricted hours of availability. However, this Labor government steadfastly holds the view that buses are the only option for Doncaster's transport woes.
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