MR MORRIS (Mornington) My question is for the Minister for Public Transport.
I recently received an email regarding the new Frankston bus hub. I quote from that email:
I have been writing to the press and to Paul Edbrooke about the lack of shelter at the new bus hub at...
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) — I rise this morning to make some comments on the Planning and Environment Amendment (Distinctive Areas and Landscapes) Bill 2017.
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) — I have a question for the Minister for Public Transport.
The question relates to access for Victorian seniors to the New South Wales public transport system.
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) — I rise this afternoon to address the issue of Mount Martha north beach. This is an issue that has had a number of appearances in debates in this place previously.
For more than a decade the beach has been subject to frequent inundation from the bay, resulting...
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) (09:50:29) — Yesterday the Minister for Planning proposed, in his words, 'Landmark legislation to protect the Macedon Ranges'.
Mornington MP David Morris is encouraging local women to get regular breast screens. Regular breast screens are an essential component of a woman’s well-being over the age of 50, and Mr Morris is taking up the challenge to encourage more women in the community to take up Breast Screen Victoria’s...
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) (15:40:13) — For almost 40 years the green break between Mount Eliza and Mornington has endured, but not without challenge. Only two weeks ago the trustees of the RM Ansett Trust advertised for expressions of interest for the remaining 22.3 hectares of land from Sir Reginald's estate. The land is zoned green wedge...
The Mount Eliza Green Wedge is once again under threat.
Proposals have been recently invited for 22.3 Ha of land on the corner of Kunyung Road and
Albatross Ave, Mount Eliza. Material prepared by Ernst and Young Real Estate describes
the property as ”…one of the last available green-wedge land bank sites on...
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) (10:36:55) — I too, like many other members this morning, wish to make some remarks on the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee report tabled yesterday. Indeed, this was my seventh estimates process. I must say I think it is still a useful process despite a degree of...
Mr MORRIS (Mornington) — I am pleased to rise to make what I anticipate will be some relatively brief comments about the Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2017. While there are two substantive matters that are affected by the bill, it is pretty straightforward. I think there are only eight clauses...
