DEC
2011
Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Transport, Catherine King, presents a commemorative award to Haley Spector, the 50,000th recipient of a free Keys 2 Drive lesson.
NOV
2011
Ms King was joined by Kingborough Mayor, Graham Bury, Federal Member for Franklin, Julie Collins, and Tasmanian Premier, Lara Giddings, to cut the ribbon officially opening the $50 million Kingston Bypass, delivering an important link in Tasmanias infrastructure network.
NOV
2011
Parliamentary Secretary King and Julie Collins unveil the commemorative plaque marking the opening of the Kingston Bypass, a project that will help address infrastructure needs in one of the fastest-growing regions in Tasmania.
MAY
2011
Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Transport, Catherine King and the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, the Hon Anthony Albanese MP at the Australian Transport Council meeting of federal, state and territory ministers for the release of the National Road Safety Strategy 2011-20 on 20 May 2011 in Alice Springs.
L-R: Gerald McCarthy (NT), Mayor Felicity-ann Lewis (ALGA), Tom Kenyon (SA), Annastacia Palaszczuk (Qld), Craig Wallace (Qld), Catherine King (Fed), David O'Byrne (Tas) Anthony Albanese (Fed), Terry Mulder (Vic), Duncan Gay (NSW), Gladys Berejiklian (NSW), Denis Napthine (Vic).
MAY
2011
Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Transport, Catherine King in Canberra at the international launch of the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020. The Decade of Action for Road Safety resulted from a UN resolution which was co-sponsored by 100 countries including Australia.
MAY
2011
Catherine King at the Parliament House launch of the Decade of Action for Road Safety, the event was marked with rolling 24-hour launches in each of the worlds time zones. Ms King was joined by (from left) Mr Peter Chandler, Vice President Australian Automotive Industry (AAA) and President of the RACV; Mr Greg Goodman, Executive Advisor Club and Resorts RACV; Mr Ray Grigg, President of the AAA and President of the Royal Automobile Association of South Australia, and Confederation of Australian Motor Sport President, Mr Andrew Papadopoulos.
MAY
2011
Catherine King spoke at the event explaining how the Decade of Action is a global initiative to address the enormous problem of road deaths and injuries. She was joined by fellow speakers, from left, the Hon Richard Marles MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs and President of the Australasian College of Road Safety, Mr Lauchlan McIntosh.
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