Ninderry MP Dan Purdie welcomes the arrival of machinery to mark the start of the $ 5 million project to replace the roundabout at School Road, Yandina Coolum Road and South Coolum Road with a signalised intersection. Photo: Contributed AFTER…
THE STATE Government will be helping Queenslanders with the cost of living with a $1,000 credit on their energy bills. Upfront $1,000 rebates will be applied to household bills from July, meaning most Queenslanders will not pay a single cent…
VANESSA HALL EDITOR A STATE government committee set up to look at how to tackle the serious issues around youth crime has failed to even submit a draft interim report with both sides of the government using items contained in…
IF YOU are a not-for-profit in need of up to $1000 for a small project/initiative, or a helping hand to cover increased costs, the Noosa MP Quick Start Grants for 2024 are now open! This funding is via a simple…
IN A SIGNIFICANT stride towards enhancing safety, Queensland Parliament introduced the Transport and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 last month which is intended to improve the safety of riders, drivers, and pedestrians alike, including harsher penalties and new offences for…
Ninderry MP Dan Purdie at the Peregian Springs crime forum. Photo: Contributed MORE police and stronger community partnerships with QPS were two of the major outcomes from a crime forum hosted by Ninderry MP Dan Purdie at Peregian Springs recently. …
Safety improvement work is set to commence from Monday, August 7 at the hazardous intersection of David Low Way and the Coolum Sports Complex. Photo: Contributed SUNSHINE Coast Council is pleased to announce the upgrade to the entrance of the…
MP Dan Purdie is joined by local residents from left, Vicki and David James, and Graham Spencer, at the intersection of David Low Way and Scrub Road, where the new pedestrian refuge will be located. Photo: Contributed CROSSING the busy…
Premier Annastacia Palasczuk addresses attendees at the Queensland Country Press Association conference last week. The Premier stated that the currently government is committed to ensuring the longevity and viability of independent media via advertising spend. Photo: Contributed QUEENSLAND Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk…
A RAFT of new incentives has been announced to encourage more people to consider a career with the Queensland Police Service. New recruits will receive a cost-of-living allowance of $183 per fortnight and all accommodation costs at police academies for…