For enquiries regarding magazine advertising, please phone Eszter on 0417 550 350 or Kim on 0404 966 011 or email advertising@bribie.com.au
Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce members receive a 5% discount on their advertising.
Advertising in the 2012 Bribie Magazine - Don't Miss Out - Bookings Taken Now
The 2012 Bribie Magazine is underway. Don't miss out on a fantastic advertising opportunity.
For enquiries regarding magazine advertising, please phone Eszter on 0417 550 350 or Kim on 0404 966 011 or email advertising@bribie.com.au
Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce members receive a 5% discount on their advertising.
For enquiries regarding magazine advertising, please phone Eszter on 0417 550 350 or Kim on 0404 966 011 or email advertising@bribie.com.au
Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce members receive a 5% discount on their advertising.
QLD Press Club Luncheon - Wednesday 20 April 2011.
Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce President Rhonda Cockinos and Vice President Tim Pasqualone were guests today at the Queensland Press Club Luncheon at the Grand Ballroom, Hilton Brisbane.
Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer, the Hon Wayne Swan MP addressed the Club on Budgeting for the Future Economy and what it means for Queensland.
Mr Swan's speech was then followed by approximately 15 minutes of question time by members of the Queensland Parliamentary Media Gallery.
Rhonda and Tim were joined by Kimberly James President BPW Caboolture, Shane Moon President CBEC, Barbara Spooner President Moreton Bay Central Chamber of Commerce, Dennis Grant President Kallangur Business Association, Gary Davis President Bay Coast Business Inc, Stefan Boni Vice President Commerce Caboolture, Shane Crew Secretary Northlakes Chamber of Commerce and Patrice Tirendi Project Officer Northeast Business Park.
On behalf of the Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce, Rhonda Cockinos and Tim Pasqualone would like to sincerely thank Northeast Business Park for the invitation to be a guest of NEBP at the QLD Press Club Luncheon.
Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer, the Hon Wayne Swan MP addressed the Club on Budgeting for the Future Economy and what it means for Queensland.
Mr Swan's speech was then followed by approximately 15 minutes of question time by members of the Queensland Parliamentary Media Gallery.
Rhonda and Tim were joined by Kimberly James President BPW Caboolture, Shane Moon President CBEC, Barbara Spooner President Moreton Bay Central Chamber of Commerce, Dennis Grant President Kallangur Business Association, Gary Davis President Bay Coast Business Inc, Stefan Boni Vice President Commerce Caboolture, Shane Crew Secretary Northlakes Chamber of Commerce and Patrice Tirendi Project Officer Northeast Business Park.
On behalf of the Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce, Rhonda Cockinos and Tim Pasqualone would like to sincerely thank Northeast Business Park for the invitation to be a guest of NEBP at the QLD Press Club Luncheon.
BICC meeting with MBRC regarding Bellara foreshore erosion - 6/4/2011
On Wednesday April 6, Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce (BICC) President Rhonda Cockinos and Vice President Tim Pasqualone met with Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Cr Allan Sutherland and Division 1 Cr Gary Parsons, to discuss the erosion to the Bellara foreshore along Sylvan Beach Esplanade.
Our concerns were related to the maintenance of the revetment wall along the foreshore and the substantial loss of sand on the beach which is now directly effecting two iconic businesses on Bribie, Birbie Island Boat Hire and the Ferryman.
Cr Allan Sutherland and Cr Gary Parsons both noted that they were waiting for a Shoreline Erosion Management Plan (SEMP) from its consulting engineers, and that they are hoping to receive that by the end of this financial year. Cr Gary Parsons told the BICC that he had the funds available to rectify this situation once the SEMP was complete and state agency approvals were given.
Cr Allan Sutherland told the BICC that they will notify us when the SEMP has been received.
We will continue to post updates regarding this issue as they unfold.
Our concerns were related to the maintenance of the revetment wall along the foreshore and the substantial loss of sand on the beach which is now directly effecting two iconic businesses on Bribie, Birbie Island Boat Hire and the Ferryman.
Cr Allan Sutherland and Cr Gary Parsons both noted that they were waiting for a Shoreline Erosion Management Plan (SEMP) from its consulting engineers, and that they are hoping to receive that by the end of this financial year. Cr Gary Parsons told the BICC that he had the funds available to rectify this situation once the SEMP was complete and state agency approvals were given.
Cr Allan Sutherland told the BICC that they will notify us when the SEMP has been received.
This photo was taken around 1988.
This photo was taken at the same spot on April 10, 2011.
We will continue to post updates regarding this issue as they unfold.
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