Alistair Coe MLA

On Sunday 7 March, Vicki Dunne and I will be cleaning up an area of Ginninderra Creek near the Macgregor oval. We’ll meet in the carpark (off Hirschfeld Crescent) next to the Macgregor oval at 10.30am.

I stand here this afternoon to offer my support for the RSPCA ACT. The RSPCA do a superb job in the ACT, and I think a large part of that is due to the leadership provided by the CEO of the organisation, Michael Linke. Michael does a superb job in what is a very tricky business, a very tricky organisation in an industry that really is one of a kind in terms of its social service, government services as well as its business operations.

Our Wellness Foundation was established in 2008 . The foundation aims to, and I quote, “raise money for the strategies, services and research that promote the health and wellbeing of the people of the Australian Capital Territory and surrounding region.”

Mr Speaker, today, I join many throughout the world mourning the loss of Orlando Zapata Tamayo who died just a few hours ago in Havana, Cuba.

On Saturday night I was very pleased to be able to attend this year’s ActewAGL Canberra Area Theatre Awards. Mary Porter and I were proud to be a part of welcoming the biggest crowd ever to a CAT Awards Night. I note that my Liberal colleague Steve Doszpot MLA was there and is a keen supporter of the CATs.

The people of Gungahlin are consistently treated shabbily by this Government. In this instance, it’s not only the people of Harrison that are hard done by, but in fact all people who will use the Well Station Drive extension.

Alistair Coe, the Shadow Minister for Heritage, welcomes the unveiling of signage at the Palmerville Heritage Park in northern Belconnen. The site once featured a general store, post office, dwellings and a woolshed. In 1841, 68 people lived at the settlement including 15 convicts and 6 ticket-of-leave holders.

A copy of the front page of the City Chronicle from Tuesday 12 January, 2009.

Alistair Coe MLA, Member for Ginninderra, welcomes the news that the Canberra Muslim Community are seeking another block of land, rather than proceeding with the proposed site in Nicholls.  
“The proposed development in Nicholls was met with concern by residents due to the on-going traffic and parking issues in and around the shops,” said Mr Coe.
“The [...]

Speech in the ACT Legislative Assembly
9 December 2009
This year ACT Neighbourhood Watch is celebrating its Silver Jubilee – recording 25 years of magnificent service to the Canberra community.
I was very pleased to be able to attend the 25th Anniversary dinner in September, along with many other members of this place, and the volunteers and their [...]