Thursday, 8 February 2024
Members statements
Ringwood East market
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Michelle Robinson
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Australia Day awards
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Meadow Creek solar farm
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Australia Day awards
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Mildura ambulance services
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Container deposit scheme
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Kalkallo electorate schools
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Workplace Incidents Consultative Committee
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Ringwood East market
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Melton road safety
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Lowitja O’Donoghue
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Apology for past care leavers
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Cranbourne electorate community organisations
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Lunar New Year
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Hope Cafe
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Dr Moss Cass awards
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Australian Croatian Association of Ballarat
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Bills
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Firearms and Control of Weapons (Machetes) Amendment Bill 2024
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Building Legislation Amendment (Domestic Building Insurance New Offences) Bill 2023
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Minister for Planning
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Bills
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Service Victoria Amendment Bill 2023
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Service Victoria Amendment Bill 2023
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Regulatory Legislation Amendment (Reform) Bill 2023
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Building Legislation Amendment (Domestic Building Insurance New Offences) Bill 2023
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Second reading
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Adjournment
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Queens Avenue, Caulfield East, redevelopment
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Pascoe Vale electorate transport infrastructure
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Regional health services
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Women’s health
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Flood recovery
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Women’s health
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Teacher workforce
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1st South Frankston Scout Group
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Five Ways intersection, Warrandyte
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Housing
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Responses
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Ringwood East market
Will FOWLES (Ringwood) (09:56): I rise today to celebrate the vibrant Ringwood East market, a hub of creativity, commerce and community spirit located in the heart of my electorate. Last Saturday I had the pleasure of visiting the market and meeting with its passionate president Helen Johnston of the Ringwood East Traders Association. There was a bustling atmosphere, with over 50 stallholders showcasing their unique wares, from handcrafted gifts to plants to cookies. Held on the first Saturday of every month at Knaith Road park, the Ringwood East market is more than just a shopping destination; it is a place where residents connect, families bond and local businesses thrive.
It is important to acknowledge the challenges that Ringwood East currently faces. Ongoing works at the nearby Ringwood East station and level crossing removals in Ringwood have presented some difficulties for local businesses. However, the market’s resilience reflects the unwavering spirit of our community. Traders are adapting, innovating and finding new ways to reach customers. I urge those in my community to visit the Ringwood East market and experience its magic firsthand. Support our local stallholders, celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit and soak in the unique community atmosphere. By shopping local we invest in the very fabric of our neighbourhoods, ensuring their continued success. Bring the kids down, buy an ice cream, grab some plants and chat to the local community groups. I stand firmly behind the Ringwood East market and its dedicated traders. Together we can ensure its continued success and celebrate the invaluable role it plays in fostering a vibrant and connected community.