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Let's enjoy the daylight!
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GC SUN - 2nd April 2008
It is sad that the people who are against the
introduction of daylight saving obviously have no
understanding of the concept
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How much are
these two gambling away each year
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at
the expense of community
lifestyle benefits and jobs right
across Queensland simply by not
having the
state's south eastern region
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on
Daylight Saving? |
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(Estimated
Daily Cost: $76.7 Million Dollars
along with jobs & community lifestyle benefits)
Their dark-age thinking
means they refuse to publicly acknowledge that Daylight
Saving (ideally suited to South East Queensland)
significantly reduces road fatalities
(Click
here for
28 Year Analysis Report)
and improves community safety - Regional
Queenslanders can expect more vital emergency services
as a flow-on benefit.
The Two Time
Zone Debate: Read why it's not an issue in
overseas dual time states
Click Here
Fact: Two
time zones in New South Wales between
Sydney (on NSW time) and Broken Hill (always on
SA time) work well and even better, implementing
the concept in Queensland won't change the
number of
time zones on the eastern seaboard.
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Welcome to our website!
No political
party will ever introduce state wide daylight saving to Queensland.
The only option is regional daylight saving.
However the
most recent Government research showed that 1 out of 3 Queenslanders
under the age of 35 (and 1 out of 4 Queenslanders overall) had never
heard about regional daylight saving.
The research
concluded that “there is a general lack of understanding by
Queenslanders of the reasons for introducing two time zones”.
The Bligh
Government concluded, on the basis of brief telephone interviews
with 600 poorly informed residents of south east Queensland, that
there was not enough support for regional daylight saving.
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How did the Government expect Queenslanders to support
regional daylight saving if almost half of them did not
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What you can do to get regional daylight saving in
southeast
Queensland:
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Join
the Daylight Saving For South East
Queensland Party (DS4SEQ) to become a member, candidate and/or a
volunteer.
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Read and forward the information about regional daylight
saving to other Queenslanders (see links below)
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e-mail your local Labor or Coalition MP – many of them feel
that this is not a significant issue for their constituents (copy
and paste sample letter in the link below)
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Email your local MP. You can use our standard email.
Highlight the text below - hold down the Ctrl key while
pressing the 'c' key.
Open up a blank email - put your cursor in the 'message body'
area -
hold down the Ctrl key and press the 'v' key.
Enter your MP's email address and click 'send'.
Dear
I/we support the introduction of regional daylight
saving
in south east
Queensland.
I/we request that you lobby your
Party leader and/or
the Premier to introduce a trial of regional daylight
saving with a referendum after the trial.
Yours sincerely,
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If you do not know your MP's email address, click one of
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Below are some important documents you should read
and forward
to as many people as possible
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Daylight Saving in South East
Queensland
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What the politicians don't want
you to know
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Daylight saving and energy
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Your Right to Know Queensland's Daylight Saving
Survey Results
click here
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Examine Our Impact Study Documents Showing Why South
East Queensland is ideal for
Daylight Saving
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