Thursday, 30 May 2024
Members statements
State Emergency Service Frankston unit
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Early childhood education
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Marc and Eva Besen
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Yeshivah College
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Wyndham Park tool library
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Doreen Wessel
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Ruth Kneebone
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Salvation Army, Wangaratta
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Romsey skate park
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Tony Davis
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Polwarth electorate
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Ava Steel
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Community Grocer
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Flemington Works
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Italian Seniors of Ascot Vale
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Black Rock Primary School
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Eunice Duck
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Highett West Cricket Club
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Bayside citizenship ceremony
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Sally Kane
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Olympic Park, Heidelberg West
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Amelia van Vliet
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State Emergency Service Frankston unit
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Elsternwick Primary School
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Hampton Primary School
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Government performance
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Battle of the Coral Sea commemoration
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Kew Hebrew Congregation
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Boroondara Community Outreach
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Camberwell Girls Grammar School
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Budget 2024–25
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Alexandra Park, Mornington
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National Volunteer Week
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National Volunteer Week
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First Nations organisations
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Hume Central Secondary College
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Glenroy College
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Ballerrt Mooroop site
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National Volunteer Week
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Jillian Burt
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John Furness
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Water policy
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Bills
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Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation Repeal and Advisory Councils Bill 2024
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Regional Victoria
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Ministers statements: gendered violence
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TAFE funding
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Ministers statements: gendered violence
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: gendered violence
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Ministers statements: gendered violence
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Ministers statements: gendered violence
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Bills
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Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation Repeal and Advisory Councils Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Bills
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Sustainable Forests (Timber) Repeal Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Local Government Amendment (Governance and Integrity) Bill 2024
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Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation Repeal and Advisory Councils Bill 2024
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Second reading
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Victoria Police
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Pakenham electorate roads
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Truganina Community Centre
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Payroll tax
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Mordialloc Creek
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Energy policy
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Southbank police station
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State Emergency Service Manningham unit
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Housing
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Responses
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State Emergency Service Frankston unit
Sonya KILKENNY (Carrum – Minister for Planning, Minister for the Suburbs) (09:52): Last weekend I joined with proud members of the Frankston SES unit as well as volunteers and personnel from other emergency services organisations, including Victoria Police, Ambulance Victoria, SES Chelsea unit, Skye fire brigade, Carrum Downs fire brigade and Fire Rescue Victoria, to officially open the Frankston SES satellite facility in Skye.
It was a big day and an emotional one too – so many years in the making and so much fierce advocacy by so many, but especially the members and volunteers of Frankston SES, who I have got to know so well over this nearly nine-year journey and who I am proud to call my friends. Special mention goes to Brooke Bird, Priscilla Grimme, Shane Double, Monique Napolitan, Mark Ivory, Philip Holt, Alisha Wells, Dimity Lynch, Brad O’Donoghue, Paul O’Donoghue and Wayne Roberts and of course, especially, Brian McMannis.
To every single member of the Frankston SES unit, I am in awe of you – local community members whose sole motivation is to help others. You train for it, and you deliver. We owe you not just our gratitude and thanks but the facilities to reflect your commitment and dedication to the local community. Well, the new fit-for-purpose facility in Skye will hopefully do just that and help the Frankston SES expand their vital services to cover the growing communities of Skye, Carrum Downs and Sandhurst. The Skye now is truly orange.
I put out the call to residents in my community to consider putting up their hand to volunteer with Frankston SES or indeed any one of our volunteer emergency organisations.