How did South Burnett Regional Council do in 2022: Vote on performance

South Burnett Regional Council is entering the last quarter of its term with the next elections 14 months away. Now you can have your say on how the council performed in 2022. Vote in our poll.

Scott Kovacevic

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January 10, 2023 - 2:46PM

South Burnett Regional cCouncillors (clockwise from top left): Deputy Mayor Gavin Jones, Mayor Brett Otto, Kathy Duff, Jane Erkens, Danita Potter, Kirstie Schumacher, and Scott Henschen. They dealt with a number of challenges and controversies in 2022.

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Whether it was grappling with the fallout of a controversial solar farm development or the introduction kerbside recycling bins, there was no shortage of challenges landing at the feet of the South Burnett councillors in 2022.

We want to hear your thoughts on each councillor’s performance, as well as that of the council as a whole itself.

What are your thoughts about the region’s infrastructure and council services like waste and water?

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Are you excited by the region‘s future, and feel the councillors are leading the region in the right direction?

And crucially, do you feel represented within your division and on a regional level?

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Now is your chance to deliver your report card on their performance on a scale of A to E, with A the choice if you think they have done a great job and E if their performance has been wanting.

Voting will be open until midnight Wednesday, January 11.

Mayor Brett Otto