🎡The Ekka checklist is coming along nicely: ✅ Dagwood dog ✅ Strawberry sundae ✅ Bertie Beetle showbag I'm pleased to report that all three still meet the high standards expected by Queenslanders. It’s always great to be out enjoying one of Queensland’s favourite traditions, catching up with families, community groups and local exhibitors who make the EKKA so special. If you're coming to the EKKA this weekend, drop by the LNP stand and see how we're delivering for Queensland. ... See MoreSee Less
Before the election we spoke a lot about Labor’s Health Crisis which saw ambulance ramping reach a record quarter high of 45.5% and elective surgery waitlists blowout.
Ambulance ramping has now dropped to 35.5% - the lowest level since December in 2020.
Elective surgeries have also stabilised with our Surgery Connect Program seeing patients treated sooner.
We know there’s more to do, too many Queenslanders are still waiting too long for an ambulance and for life changing surgeries.
We’ve fully-funded a record investment into health infrastructure with our Hospital Rescue Plan, delivering 3 new hospitals and 10 expansions across the State.
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Ummmm. That’s not my lived experience and I’m a paramedic. It’s worst than ever. How have you come up with these figures?
Real figures or made up like your crime stats.
Yeah...nah
Would you bet your life on that?
A bullshit 💩
Nick Cheezle lol
lol
No Steve nothing has changed, you've introduced useless KPI's that do nothing but degrade paitent care and force hospital staff to find workarounds to ensure best outcomes for the paitent, ramping is just as bad as it has always been you've just manipulated the data to reflect a outcome you have already decided on whilst gutting the funding that acctully improved outcomes for paitents please stop the lies and listen to the people on the floor
Sincerely a very frustrated ED nurse
For 125 years, the Master Plumbers Association of Queensland has championed excellence, professionalism, and leadership across Queensland's plumbing industry. Yesterday's book launch of ‘125 Years of History’ marks a significant milestone in celebrating the associations legacy. Congratulations to MPAQ President Kent Vickers, CEO Penny Cornah, and author Bruce Wallace, whose dedication and hard work have brought this important chapter of the Association's history to life. #smallbusiness... See MoreSee Less
Are the Elderly getting what’s fair to live on these days.
I would rather they make it SINGLE ENTITY PAYMENTS FOR AGE PENSION
EQUALITY FOR ALL
Treat everyone as an equal person regardless of their living situation, the current system is not working for everyone time for changes.
$1200 per person a fortnight is the current payment for singles, just because some of us choose to live together we get penalised and receive ONLY $905 per person a fortnight.
Time to treat everyone as equals.
I would rather live comfortably for my final years than retire earlier if the age requirements remain they could accommodate the extra costs for those struggling on $905 Per Fortnight.
IM FOR SINGLE PAYMENTS PER PERSON.
Like I said at the moment WA and Federal are both Labor so if they aren’t talking to each other about how the voters are fairing in their electorate then they aren’t doing their job at the moment the ELDERLY aren’t, with the cost of living rising so fast it’s not keeping up with the current WELFARE RATES, the State LABOR PARTY has an obligation to its voters to let their Federal Colleagues know that they need to look after The ELDERLY on WELFARE IN THIER STATE and not just fob us off with that’s a Federal issue, that’s a pathetic excuse.
Chandler’s Sleeman Sports Complex in Brisbane's southeast is the place to be for the next four days for philatelists and numismatists.
It was a pleasure to officially open the Queensland Stamp & Coin Show 2026.
Come along and see some of the world’s award-winning and historically significant collections alongside an extensive dealer marketplace and a full program of community activities. 🪙
Come and say hello at Stand 29-30 Brisbane Stamps, Coins & Collectables!
We have something for everyone — from a great selection of stamps for beginners through to seasoned collectors, to coins, collector cards and a wide range of accessories for both stamps and coins.
qldstampandcoinshow.com
Whether you're just starting your collecting journey or you're an experienced collector, come and have a chat with us and see what we have on offer.
We’d love to see you! 📮🪙
Thank you for promoting this wonderful event. We're having a great time and it was great to meet you at the opening.
It was great spending time with these enthusiastic young learners.
I'm proud to be part of the Crisafulli Government as we strengthen the foundations for a fresh start through a bigger Back to School Boost, new schools, safer classrooms, and less red tape for our teachers and school communities.
The club is back on course after receiving a Sport and Rec Recovery Grant to assist with repairs from the damage caused by last year's Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Congratulations to President Denis O'Brien and the committee on securing this funding to assist with upgrading golf cart paths, improving accessibility and enhancing the experience for members and visitors alike. ... See MoreSee Less
This money should be going to true not for profits community run sports club…
Is this from his personal account?
Sandgate Golf Club When does Sandgate get their cheque?
Did this golf course not make enough money out of the development out the front? Looks like a license to print money.
You are supporting a business with $150k?
Surely there's more worthy places who could repair their cart paths, not from the first world?
What a joke.
This is such a joke. You’re giving away money to a club with great financials especially with all the sell offs. Im guessing you’re a member.
That check reads wrong. The Steve Minikin payer should read Queensland Taxpayer. Stevo has been lying in politics since 1995. He was an admitted Liberal party branch stacker in 1995 and an alleged expense rorter when he worked for the Redlands Council. He cannot be trusted and is one rotten human being. A dog of a man
Queensland small and family businesses deserve to feel safe.
The latest round of the Crisafulli Government’s Secure Communities Partnership Program is supporting 20 small and family businesses across Cairns, Mareeba, Edmonton and the Northern Beaches regions with direct security upgrades to improve safety for staff and customers.
We are delivering stronger laws, more police on the ground and targeted programs to end Labor’s record of rising victim numbers.
Over the past two days I’ve joined hardworking FNQ MPs Bree James - Barron River MP, David Kempton MP and Terry James MP speaking to local business owners about their experiences, and the difference that enhanced security measures will make for their businesses, staff and customers.
Thank you, Steve Minnikin, for your visit and support; it was greatly appreciated. Congratulations to all the businesses who were able to secure the funding, and we look forward to continuing to strengthen our local community together.
Steven, look at what your government’s retrospective payroll taxes are doing to businesses?
There's something special about family businesses that stand the test of time.
For over 100 years and across four generations, Marsh Butcheries has been serving the Cairns region and contributing to its reputation as one of Queensland’s premium food destinations. 🥩🏆
It was a pleasure to visit this morning with local Barron River MP Bree James - Barron River MP and catch up with owner Paul Marsh.
We are proud to support businesses that help make our local communities thrive.
The club has recently received $35,000 from the Crisafulli Government's Community Benefit Fund to upgrade its facilities.
This funding will help create even better opportunities for athletes of all ages to train, compete and connect, ahead of their season kicking off in just a few weeks.
Congratulations to everyone involved at Balmoral Little Athletics! 👏
One-third of Queenslanders, or more than 1.4 million people, are now using a Queensland Digital Licence App, reflecting a growing move towards digital services.
The app now supports 19 digital credentials, including trade licences, taxi, bus and ride-share accreditation.
We believe in giving Queenslanders a choice in how they access government services.
The Crisafulli Government is continuing to expand the capabilities of the app and create a more connected, efficient, and digitally empowered state.
For more information about the Queensland Digital Licence App visit www.qld.gov.au/digital-licence or download it yourself from the Apple Store or Google Play Store on your mobile device. ... See MoreSee Less
How’s the dissonance, the authoritarian flogs pushing digital ID🤦♂️
-Minister are you concerned about gender selection abortions occurring in Queensland?
Gender selection, where mainly girl babies are victims, kills millions of lives worldwide.
As Queensland becomes even more multicultural the likelihood of gender selection is only increasing. And this awful practice is enabled by expanded abortion laws.
🎡The Ekka checklist is coming along nicely:
✅ Dagwood dog
✅ Strawberry sundae
✅ Bertie Beetle showbag
I'm pleased to report that all three still meet the high standards expected by Queenslanders.
It’s always great to be out enjoying one of Queensland’s favourite traditions, catching up with families, community groups and local exhibitors who make the EKKA so special.
If you're coming to the EKKA this weekend, drop by the LNP stand and see how we're delivering for Queensland. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
Check out the environmental carnage at Victoria park while you’re there! Just down the road…. Shameful by a party who promised us no new stadiums.
Before the election we spoke a lot about Labor’s Health Crisis which saw ambulance ramping reach a record quarter high of 45.5% and elective surgery waitlists blowout.
Ambulance ramping has now dropped to 35.5% - the lowest level since December in 2020.
Elective surgeries have also stabilised with our Surgery Connect Program seeing patients treated sooner.
We know there’s more to do, too many Queenslanders are still waiting too long for an ambulance and for life changing surgeries.
We’ve fully-funded a record investment into health infrastructure with our Hospital Rescue Plan, delivering 3 new hospitals and 10 expansions across the State.
It was a priority before the election and remains a priority today - delivering health services when Queenslanders need them. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
Maybe I'll get more luck here. Source?
Ummmm. That’s not my lived experience and I’m a paramedic. It’s worst than ever. How have you come up with these figures?
Real figures or made up like your crime stats.
Yeah...nah
Would you bet your life on that?
A bullshit 💩
Nick Cheezle lol
lol
No Steve nothing has changed, you've introduced useless KPI's that do nothing but degrade paitent care and force hospital staff to find workarounds to ensure best outcomes for the paitent, ramping is just as bad as it has always been you've just manipulated the data to reflect a outcome you have already decided on whilst gutting the funding that acctully improved outcomes for paitents please stop the lies and listen to the people on the floor Sincerely a very frustrated ED nurse
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For 125 years, the Master Plumbers Association of Queensland has championed excellence, professionalism, and leadership across Queensland's plumbing industry. Yesterday's book launch of ‘125 Years of History’ marks a significant milestone in celebrating the associations legacy. Congratulations to MPAQ President Kent Vickers, CEO Penny Cornah, and author Bruce Wallace, whose dedication and hard work have brought this important chapter of the Association's history to life.
#smallbusiness ... See MoreSee Less
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Are the Elderly getting what’s fair to live on these days. I would rather they make it SINGLE ENTITY PAYMENTS FOR AGE PENSION EQUALITY FOR ALL Treat everyone as an equal person regardless of their living situation, the current system is not working for everyone time for changes. $1200 per person a fortnight is the current payment for singles, just because some of us choose to live together we get penalised and receive ONLY $905 per person a fortnight. Time to treat everyone as equals. I would rather live comfortably for my final years than retire earlier if the age requirements remain they could accommodate the extra costs for those struggling on $905 Per Fortnight. IM FOR SINGLE PAYMENTS PER PERSON. Like I said at the moment WA and Federal are both Labor so if they aren’t talking to each other about how the voters are fairing in their electorate then they aren’t doing their job at the moment the ELDERLY aren’t, with the cost of living rising so fast it’s not keeping up with the current WELFARE RATES, the State LABOR PARTY has an obligation to its voters to let their Federal Colleagues know that they need to look after The ELDERLY on WELFARE IN THIER STATE and not just fob us off with that’s a Federal issue, that’s a pathetic excuse.
Chandler’s Sleeman Sports Complex in Brisbane's southeast is the place to be for the next four days for philatelists and numismatists.
It was a pleasure to officially open the Queensland Stamp & Coin Show 2026.
Come along and see some of the world’s award-winning and historically significant collections alongside an extensive dealer marketplace and a full program of community activities. 🪙
Qldstampandcoinshow.com
#QSACS2026 ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
Come and say hello at Stand 29-30 Brisbane Stamps, Coins & Collectables! We have something for everyone — from a great selection of stamps for beginners through to seasoned collectors, to coins, collector cards and a wide range of accessories for both stamps and coins. qldstampandcoinshow.com Whether you're just starting your collecting journey or you're an experienced collector, come and have a chat with us and see what we have on offer. We’d love to see you! 📮🪙
Thank you for promoting this wonderful event. We're having a great time and it was great to meet you at the opening.
Get around it Kimberly!
Queensland is the place for small and family businesses ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
I started the day in Logan with Tim Mander MP - State Member for Everton, Mayor Jon Raven and the team at Brisbane 2032 speaking to hundreds of local small and family businesses about opportunities to get involved.
Always great to speak to so many passionate local business people about our plan for Queensland’s future.
Logan City Council
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Steve Minnikin MP , just wondering, were you from Lismore by any chance?
Cancel the olympics. We dont want this junk.
The Preps at Gumdale State School are always keen for a story or two! 📚😊
It was great spending time with these enthusiastic young learners.
I'm proud to be part of the Crisafulli Government as we strengthen the foundations for a fresh start through a bigger Back to School Boost, new schools, safer classrooms, and less red tape for our teachers and school communities.
#gumdalestateschool #BackToSchoolBoost ... See MoreSee Less
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Love this!
Thankyou Steve! Hope your Mother, my friend, is going well!
Well done Steve
Fantastic news for Pacific Golf Club - Carindale! ⛳
The club is back on course after receiving a Sport and Rec Recovery Grant to assist with repairs from the damage caused by last year's Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Congratulations to President Denis O'Brien and the committee on securing this funding to assist with upgrading golf cart paths, improving accessibility and enhancing the experience for members and visitors alike. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
Use it to take down the driving range
This money should be going to true not for profits community run sports club…
Is this from his personal account?
Sandgate Golf Club When does Sandgate get their cheque?
Did this golf course not make enough money out of the development out the front? Looks like a license to print money.
You are supporting a business with $150k? Surely there's more worthy places who could repair their cart paths, not from the first world?
What a joke.
This is such a joke. You’re giving away money to a club with great financials especially with all the sell offs. Im guessing you’re a member.
That check reads wrong. The Steve Minikin payer should read Queensland Taxpayer. Stevo has been lying in politics since 1995. He was an admitted Liberal party branch stacker in 1995 and an alleged expense rorter when he worked for the Redlands Council. He cannot be trusted and is one rotten human being. A dog of a man
View more comments
Queensland small and family businesses deserve to feel safe.
The latest round of the Crisafulli Government’s Secure Communities Partnership Program is supporting 20 small and family businesses across Cairns, Mareeba, Edmonton and the Northern Beaches regions with direct security upgrades to improve safety for staff and customers.
We are delivering stronger laws, more police on the ground and targeted programs to end Labor’s record of rising victim numbers.
Over the past two days I’ve joined hardworking FNQ MPs Bree James - Barron River MP, David Kempton MP and Terry James MP speaking to local business owners about their experiences, and the difference that enhanced security measures will make for their businesses, staff and customers.
Guardian Electrical NQ Pty Ltd Cardzilla Edmonton Post Office Nambawan Kava
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Thank you, Steve Minnikin, for your visit and support; it was greatly appreciated. Congratulations to all the businesses who were able to secure the funding, and we look forward to continuing to strengthen our local community together.
Steven, look at what your government’s retrospective payroll taxes are doing to businesses?
There's something special about family businesses that stand the test of time.
For over 100 years and across four generations, Marsh Butcheries has been serving the Cairns region and contributing to its reputation as one of Queensland’s premium food destinations. 🥩🏆
It was a pleasure to visit this morning with local Barron River MP Bree James - Barron River MP and catch up with owner Paul Marsh.
We are proud to support businesses that help make our local communities thrive.
#smallbusiness #cairnslocalbusiness ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
Fantastic news for Balmoral Little Athletics! 🎉
The club has recently received $35,000 from the Crisafulli Government's Community Benefit Fund to upgrade its facilities.
This funding will help create even better opportunities for athletes of all ages to train, compete and connect, ahead of their season kicking off in just a few weeks.
Congratulations to everyone involved at Balmoral Little Athletics! 👏
#littleathletics ... See MoreSee Less
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Teeny investment. Grassroots sports not multibillion dollar stadiums
Happy birthday for all those celebrating in August 🎂
My birthday banger for this month is Ella Langley 'Choosin Texas' 🎶
What a banger!
#happybirthday #August #ellalangley ... See MoreSee Less
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Choosin Texas is a great song. 🎶
One-third of Queenslanders, or more than 1.4 million people, are now using a Queensland Digital Licence App, reflecting a growing move towards digital services.
The app now supports 19 digital credentials, including trade licences, taxi, bus and ride-share accreditation.
We believe in giving Queenslanders a choice in how they access government services.
The Crisafulli Government is continuing to expand the capabilities of the app and create a more connected, efficient, and digitally empowered state.
For more information about the Queensland Digital Licence App visit www.qld.gov.au/digital-licence or download it yourself from the Apple Store or Google Play Store on your mobile device. ... See MoreSee Less
Comment on Facebook
How’s the dissonance, the authoritarian flogs pushing digital ID🤦♂️
-Minister are you concerned about gender selection abortions occurring in Queensland? Gender selection, where mainly girl babies are victims, kills millions of lives worldwide. As Queensland becomes even more multicultural the likelihood of gender selection is only increasing. And this awful practice is enabled by expanded abortion laws.