Register of interests of state politicians reveals property assets, stamps and businesses State MP Bruce Flegg owns houses or units in New York City, Noosa, Bardon, Brookfield and Point Lookout, as revealed in the MPs register of interests. OVERSEAS holiday homes, tickets to the Origin and Bruce Springsteen, and expensive stamp collections are among the spoils declared by Queensland Members of Parliament. The register of interests tabled in parliament today, records all sources of income for MPs, as well as assets, and gifts and memberships received. While Member for Moggill Bruce Flegg boasts the largest property portfolio with houses or units in New York City, Bardon, Brookfield, Noosa and Point Lookout, others have vast rural land holdings including Katter Australia Party state leader Ray Hopper, Warrego MP Howard Hobbs and Lockyer's Ian Rickuss. Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie declared that as a marriage celebrant he had accepted no payment for ceremonies conducted since 2009 and Member for Whitsundays' Jason Costigan revealed he wrote a weekly rugby league column for free. Bulimba MP Aaron Dillaway has an art collection worth in excess of $5000, and Multicultural Affairs Minister Glen Elmes registered his personal coin and stamp collections among his most valuable assets. Among the business interests declared were Tourism Minister Jann Stuckey's directorship of medical company RH Stuckey and Associates, Morayfield MP Darren Grimwade's stake in Pizza Capers Burpengary and Member for Nudgee Jason Woodforth's company Boditech Nutrition. The register shows Member for Burleigh Michael Hart has a Porsche, Member for Gregory Vaughan Johnson rides a BMW Adventurer motorcycle, and Opposition leader Annastacia Palaszczuk a VW Tiguan. Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek has shares in a greyhound and two thoroughbred horses, Stretton MP Freya Ostapovitch owns two empty holiday houses in Port Vila, Vanuatu and Phuket in Thailand. The register is published on the parliamentary website, as part of the push to maintain the highest standards of accountability among MPs.