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BEACHMERE GETS IN EARLY WITH FEDERAL ELECTION LOOMING

  • Matt Owen
  • Mar 8, 2022
  • 1 min read


Beachmere Area Network Groups (BANG) will introduce sitting Federal Member for Longman, Terry Young, as the Guest Speaker at their March Forum.


With a federal election to be called at any time and to be held before the end of May, BANG has locked in sitting Federal Member for Longman, Terry Young, as the Guest Speaker at their March Forum.


Each quarter Federal, State and Local representatives are invited to meet Beachmere residents and, in an election year, these opportunities become vitally important.


The BANG March Forum will be held on Tuesday, 15 March from 6pm at the Beachmere Hub, Main St, Beachmere. More info from info@bang.org.au.

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