About Glass House
Every nine years, or sooner if population changes demand it, the Electoral Commission of Queensland undertakes a review of Queensland’s electoral boundaries.
The most recent review concluded in June 2017 and as a result there have been a number of changes that impact on the electorate of Glass House.
New Glass House Electorate
QLD Electorate from 2017
Please review the attached maps for more detail but in summary the electorate loses the locations of Palmwoods, Chevallum, Ilkley and Caboolture and gains the locations of Mooloolah Valley, Upper Caboolture, Rocksberg, Moorina and Ocean View. These changes took effect at the October 2017 State Election.
Old Glass House Electorate
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Glass House Electorate?
Submit the issues you’re concerned about in our community,
because I want to hear from you and address your concerns.
I would like to see residents that reach the age of 60 and retire, have access to a full seniors card, similar to other States. Free public transport for all senior card holders, as done in SA. Sadly my wife does not qualify for full seniors card (63) only business. I received full seniors card due to my military period. Not really fair.
Submitted by Brett Prentice
2024-09-15 23:25:33
Housing and Rental accomodation affordability
Submitted by Michael Farrell
2024-07-25 08:42:15
In the Beerwah area, the proposed identification of it as an area of growth needs to be monitored closely as developers move in to rezone areas to enable development.
Submitted by Rosie Thrupp
2024-05-11 09:09:57
Housing Affordability - we would like to see State Govt roll out their "Homes for Queenslanders" plan to incentivise infill development - to help "Mum and Dad investors" like us develop small and affordable housing which our community so badly needs.
Submitted by Lynda
2024-05-09 04:39:04
Lack of affordable public housing
Submitted by Mike
2024-03-23 01:55:30
infrastructure Update
Submitted by Robert Findlay
2024-02-02 10:41:41
A turning lane into EATON LANE STONY CREEK. Complained on many occasions but told not enough incidents. The position is almost at the crest of a hill. Nearly all turnoff rds from Woodford have a turning lane
Submitted by James Hall
2024-01-30 09:13:56
The proposal to grow the quarry is a real issue. There is not a single local that wants to see this happen! The deterioration of our local roads due to high volumes of trucks, the noise, the dust. But most of all the total destruction of our Mountains! It is disgraceful that this has been allowed for as long as it has. To let it expand would be fatal for our local environment.
Submitted by Jodine Bennett
2024-01-19 20:51:28
I’d like to express my frustration with the ongoing Stamp Duty that is applied to the insurance policies of our private assets. With the exponential rise in house/car insurance the Stamp Duty is a well overdue revenue to be revised. With the upcoming state election it’s an opportune time for Stamp Duty being abolished or at best capped considering it’s a percentile revenue and we pay a GST which is shared to State Governments. It certainly would be more affordable and may keep more of the population insured which is the optimal outcome .
Submitted by Nicole Grant
2024-01-19 04:14:49
The proposed stage 4 highway and all the issues which come with it. Displacement of much loved families with compulsory purchase, people who bought or built dream home now stuck facing a highway and the destruction of a beautiful community for the sake of “progress”. The development corridor proposal for Elimbah and the high density homes for Elimbah (and I believe Beerwah too) will destroy everything which is good and safe about these 2 communities. Moreton region are unable to create safe communities at present (if you doubt this ask a teenage girl to walk through Caboolture after dark) and the increased homes and traffic will just rob our community of a place of safety. Thank you for caring.
Submitted by Jennifer
2024-01-03 22:24:54