Angie Bell MP
To the good people of Moncrieff,
I am here to serve our community. There are many families and businesses on the central Gold Coast who continue to face challenging times.
I am committed to assisting our key industries of tourism, events, small business and education to rebuild their sectors. The City Heart Taskforce (CHT) is working across industry to collaborate with the federal government in order to deliver more local jobs.
I continue my work in Canberra to ensure your local voice is heard. Along with Morrison Government support measures, and the Gold Coast Reimagine 2020 Jobs, Skills and Industry forum and Reimagine 2.0, we are working together to secure our recovery.
As the vaccination program rolls out and accelerates, I encourage everyone to receive theirs at the earliest opportunity. Vaccinations are now available at hubs, GPs and pharmacies.
Meanwhile, please get tested if you feel unwell, stay at home and continue to abide by social distancing and wash your hands regularly. Thank you for the sacrifices you continue to make to keep our community safe.
My warmest regards,
Angie Bell MP
Federal Member for Moncrieff
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Angie Bell MP The Gold Coast is welcoming back international students!
The international education sector generated $1.3 billion to the Gold Coast economy before Covid.
International students enhance our language schools, universities and our community.
The Morrison Government has provided incentives to international students by lifting the cap on workable hours. Students will be able to assist in workforce shortages in hospitality, tourism and other key industries.
We welcome them back!
Angie Bell MP Angie discusses the latest exhibition at the Gold Coast’s Home of the Arts with Deputy Curator, Bradley Vincent and Minister for the Arts, Paul Fletcher MP.
Angie Bell MP Have your say 🗣 on the new National 🇦🇺 Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 👦 in Australia.
The Morrison Government has released the draft National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022–2032 and committed $1 million to ensure ongoing engagement with victim-survivors throughout the life of the Plan.
The draft National Plan outlines our shared long-term commitment to a future free from all forms of gender-based violence in Australia built on four pillars: Prevention, Intervention, Response and Recovery.
Everyone in Australia is invited to give feedback on the draft via the questionnaire on engage.dss.gov.au
Don’t miss the chance to have your say on this important national document that will pave the way to ending family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia.
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