1918 John Gilliland 1919 Robert Morrison 1920 William John Smith 1921–1927 William Bradley junior 1927–1930 Robert Morrison 1930–1933 Robert Thomas Bradley 1933–1950 William John Smith 1950–1973 John Sanders Bray 1973–1982 Leslie Edgar Hughes 1982–1985 Allan James Hughes 1985–1994 Robert George Akers 1994–2008 Yvonne Ann Chapman In 1993, the Local Government Act Number 70 was introduced; it included that all heads of local government councils should be known as mayors and all other elected representatives were to be known as councillors. Thus Yvonne Chapman was both the first female leader of the council and its only mayor. Other notable council members include: 1973—1979: Joe Kruger, Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Murrumba Wards In its final years, the Shire of Pine Rivers was split up into 10 divisions, each electing one councillor to the Shire Council for a four-year term. Additionally, a mayor was elected to represent the entire Shire. Division 1 – Dayboro and most of the rural area of the Shire Division 2 – Ferny Hills, Samford Valley, Arana Hills Division 3 – the 'Hills' area (Ferny Hills, Everton Hills) Division 4 – Contains Albany Creek and Eatons Hill Division 5 – Contains Warner, Cashmere Division 6 – Contains Brendale, Central Strathpine Division 7 – Contains Bray Park, Strathpine West, Lawnton South Division 8 – Contains Joyner, Lawnton, Petrie, Whiteside Division 9 – Contains Kurwongbah, Kallangur Division 10 – Contains North Lakes, Griffin, Murrumba Downs Suburbs The Shire of Pine Rivers included the following suburbs: Urban suburbs Albany Creek Arana Hills Bray Park BrendaleU1 Eatons Hill Everton Hills Ferny Hills Griffin Kallangur Lawnton Mango Hill Murrumba Downs North LakesU2 PetrieU3 StrathpineU4 Warner U1 – light industrial area U2 – newest suburb in the Shire U3 – earliest township in the Shire U4 – Shire council offices and Westfield Strathpine Rural localities Armstrong Creek Bunya Camp Mountain Cashmere Cedar Creek Clear Mountain Closeburn DakabinR1 DayboroR2 Draper Highvale Jollys Lookout Joyner King Scrub Kobble Creek Kurwongbah Laceys Creek Mount Glorious Mount Nebo Mount Pleasant Mount Samson Ocean View Rush Creek Samford Valley Samford VillageR2 Samsonvale Whiteside Wights Mountain Yugar R1 – contained the shire's major landfill, and Alma Park Zoo R2 – village and tourist centre Population References Further reading External links Tourism Pine Rivers Former local government areas of Queensland 1888 establishments in Australia 2008 disestablishments in Australia Populated places disestablished in 2008