Whyalla councillors

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Whyalla If you are a student at Whyalla, you can access free and confidential counselling via Centacare located at 28 Head Street, Whyalla. To phone for an appointment, please call 08 I see this at all ages through my own extended family all of whom live in Tumby Bay. I would represent our total community, but most importantly I would listen to the voice of the community!

Having previously been a Councilor and Deputy Mayor on our Council, I believe that I could provide valuable leadership and a realistic input into Council and thus our Community, should you give me the opportunity. I was also a Elected Member of the Kimba Council for 8 years. I am a family man with a partner, three daughters and four Grandchildren.

I am now ready to resume my interests in Local Government and community issues. Reply on Twitter Retweet on Twitter Like on Twitter Twitter Visit our other sites Energy magazine Utility magazine Pump Industry magazine Infrastructure magazine.

All rights reserved. But you can send us an email and we'll get back to you, asap. Send Sending. Log in with your credentials. Forgot your details? As we know, the terms of that contract were condemned by the Premier of New South Wales and by the President of the Australian Labor Party before there was even a chance for the matter to be properly, fairly and quietly put to the unions concerned in the Newcastle area.

As a result of that, it was necessary to order ships overseas, just as the previous Administration ordered ships overseas. He has not given his own shipyard an opportunity to tender for that dock. When people start to speak about concern for the shipbuilding industry, I think the facts of the situation need to be kept very much in mind.

In relation to the broader question not only of Newcastle but also of Whyalla, I think the honourable gentleman will know that the Government has conformed with the recommendations of the Industries Assistance Commission, and that has not changed.