Trevor Watts is your local Member in the Queensland State Parliament serving and representing the People of Toowoomba North.
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The LNP delivered Toowoomba’s Second Range Crossing, which has already created hundreds of jobs, and will continue to be pivotal to our region’s growth. Over the past five years, I have continued to fight and deliver for the people of Toowoomba North.
In addition to the Second Range Crossing, we now have a new high school in Highfields, the Victoria Street Bridge and flood mitigation works. Increased funding for education and health, delivering safer roads and a hall for the kids of Wilsonton State High School.
I have proudly represented Toowoomba North since 2012, and I enjoy fighting and delivering for our wonderful, thriving community. Whether its freezing car rego to help with the cost of living or building roads and schools, it is hugely important that there is a strong local voice in Parliament representing the people of our region.
Toowoomba’s reputation as the best city in Australia to live and raise families is one that we need to both protect and grow.
The Opposition is demanding the State Government release the latest hospital and health figures for Queensland, as the state’s health
New figures have revealed Queensland has the worst rates of ambulance ramping in Australia, and the Darling Downs region is
The State Government’s attempts to tackle the Youth Crime Crisis fails Queensland dismally. One year after Labor passed its