Skip to the record
Accept no imitations.

The record. The discussion. The follow-through.

Meeting Deep Analysis

About the archive ↗

2026-03-10 · Planning & Environment Committee

Who spoke, and when?

Read the full transcript ↗

This timeline uses NoosaWatch’s attributed transcript times on its own subtitled recording. It does not assign speech to agenda items. Drag across the timeline to choose a window, or use the start/end controls. Select a speech block to watch that actual segment. Chairing and procedural speech are included; airtime is not a measure of impact.

Reset windowLocal recording timeline · hours:minutes
0:000:040:090:140:190:240:29Amelia Lorentson · 621.94 named secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4.441–184.574 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 260.432–262.928 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 298.697–376.139 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 452.241–459.853 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 556.262–574.728 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 635.741–638.688 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 644.008–644.911 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 693.174–711.224 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 756.887–764.256 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 787.217–790.129 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 794.775–798.138 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 870.272–926.723 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 976.821–995.977 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1048.87–1085.697 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1151.417–1154.511 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1288.458–1296.327 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1325.314–1395.95 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1471.894–1478.505 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1510.704–1533.354 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1556.543–1565.797 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1616.465–1643.82 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1725.925–1766.267 secondsKim Rawlings · 238.47 named secondsKim Rawlings · 449.945–452.221 secondsKim Rawlings · 460.273–546.719 secondsKim Rawlings · 577.33–635.663 secondsKim Rawlings · 711.402–756.066 secondsKim Rawlings · 1238.653–1285.407 secondsMichelle · 174.99 named secondsMichelle · 185.78–259.147 secondsMichelle · 270.931–296.154 secondsMichelle · 378.944–396.622 secondsMichelle · 434.83–449.382 secondsMichelle · 661.531–677.646 secondsMichelle · 784.694–787.317 secondsMichelle · 799.86–800.861 secondsMichelle · 808.421–810.924 secondsMichelle · 998.018–1019.302 secondsMichelle · 1048.261–1048.902 secondsPatrick Murphy · 160.33 named secondsPatrick Murphy · 1396.13–1471.874 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1479.709–1485.586 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1644.341–1723.049 secondsBrian Stockwell · 113.13 named secondsBrian Stockwell · 928.625–976.941 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1228.095–1232.72 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1287.777–1288.438 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1297.769–1306.727 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1323.216–1324.774 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1508.822–1510.423 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1566.338–1613.744 secondsAnita Lakeland · 110.73 named secondsAnita Lakeland · 397.503–424.147 secondsAnita Lakeland · 639.434–641.107 secondsAnita Lakeland · 679.189–690.311 secondsAnita Lakeland · 790.189–794.654 secondsAnita Lakeland · 801.422–807.68 secondsAnita Lakeland · 824.942–867.772 secondsAnita Lakeland · 1193.041–1210.776 secondsTom Wegener · 95.26 named secondsTom Wegener · 426.187–433.608 secondsTom Wegener · 645.454–661.131 secondsTom Wegener · 764.496–784.454 secondsTom Wegener · 1019.406–1047.321 secondsTom Wegener · 1210.796–1224.591 secondsTom Wegener · 1311.928–1322.426 secondsSara Wilson · 91.36 named secondsSara Wilson · 1086.599–1147.297 secondsSara Wilson · 1164.177–1193.001 secondsSara Wilson · 1225.512–1227.354 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 42.57 named secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1486.207–1506.888 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1533.895–1555.782 secondsFrank Wilkie · 12.84 named secondsFrank Wilkie · 265.009–271.447 secondsFrank Wilkie · 1154.187–1160.588 secondsKaren Finzel · 8.87 named secondsKaren Finzel · 811.986–820.857 seconds

Timeline axis: hours:minutes on the local recording. Transcript version a4f800d4bfc56dcc · the chart and record list below use the same selected time window. Segment text is supplied in full for context, even when only part of its duration contributes.

Filter and investigate these records

Named speaking time by Person

Named speaking time

Speaking time for each named speaker in the selected meetings, with overlapping passages counted once. Topic and item filters select whole meetings; these times do not measure an individual item’s discussion. Select a bar to inspect its records. Seconds use the selected local window where set, and include speech unallocated to agenda items.

View chart as a data table
Named speaking time · seconds
PersonValueCounted fromEvidence
Amelia Lorentson621.94Count / sumContributing records
Kim Rawlings238.47Count / sumContributing records
Michelle174.99Count / sumContributing records
Patrick Murphy160.33Count / sumContributing records
Brian Stockwell113.13Count / sumContributing records
Anita Lakeland110.73Count / sumContributing records
Tom Wegener95.26Count / sumContributing records
Sara Wilson91.36Count / sumContributing records
Richard MacGillivray42.57Count / sumContributing records
Frank Wilkie12.84Count / sumContributing records
Karen Finzel8.87Count / sumContributing records

Compare people in context

Use the same meetings for everyone. Airtime is a measure of speech, not impact.

Every record stays attached to its source

Contributing records 68

Contributing records for Named speaking time
DateRecordTypeAvailabilitySource
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10MichellespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10MichellespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10MichellespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Anita LakelandspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10MichellespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Kim RawlingsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Kim RawlingsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Kim RawlingsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Anita LakelandspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10MichellespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Anita LakelandspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Kim RawlingsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-03-10Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence

The supporting record

Open full page ↗

My Comparisons

Choose two to four records of the same kind. Drag using a handle or use the “Compare” buttons.

Your selected records are saved in this browser for your account. Results use the filters on the page where you choose “Compare selected”.