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From State Office
December 2006 saw my appointment as the new NHW State Coordinator. I have over 17 years policing experience and for the past 7 years I have worked predominately in crime prevention roles including Police Beats and Policing in Schools.
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NHW Review Update
As you may be aware, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has completed a review of the NHW Program. This review will link with the broader community review outlined in the January 2007 media statement by the Acting Minister for Police and Corrective Services.
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Your rights when buying fuel
With the ongoing concerns over fuel prices, Fair Trading Minister Margaret Keech offers simple tips to ensure motorists get what they pay for when filling up at the pump.
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Round the Globe
Each state newsletter we hope to provide you with some brief information about the NHW movement in other countries and a website that you can access to get further information. Our first country is the United Kingdom.
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10 things you didn't know about...
Australia’s severe thunderstorm season generally runs from September to March with South East Queensland considered the region most vulnerable to storm damage.
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Skateboard Engraving
On the 17th December 2006 NHW Shoal Point and Bucasia and police held an awareness day at Hibiscus shopping centre, where members of the committee were able to introduce themselves to Sunday shoppers. Free engraving was offered to cyclists and skateboarders who frequent the centre which has a skate bowl near by.
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Australia Day Photo - Display
Barry Bullus is the area coordinator for NHW Bargara 4 which is in the Port Bundaberg area. Barry set up this display on Australia Day using the NHW tent and assorted displays, and as a result had numerous inquiries relating to the NHW program.
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The Report Card is Out !
The NHW program plays a vital role in ensuring that Queensland is a safer place to live. The efforts that each of you make to achieve this outcome has been outstanding. Often people ask me (and probably you), how do we measure the success of the NHW program?
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