State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle recently met with the Beerwah Sportsground Management Committee to help find a way forward in their long and frustrating battle with the Sunshine Coast Council over changes to their lease agreement. Under the current lease they are unable to provide basic power to guests
State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle has today sponsored a community-led petition calling for the installation of 40km flashing-light signage and pedestrian crossings at the busy Caloundra City Private School in Pelican Waters. It comes as Mr McArdle first met with parent and principal petitioner Will Hendey earlier this year
Youth crime on the Sunshine Coast will be tackled by tough new laws and an overhaul to the justice system if the LNP wins the next state election on October 31. State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle said the LNP’s comprehensive plan to crack down on youth crime would increase
Queensland Air Museum, seeking an extension of their existing lease to incorporate part of vacant land adjacent to the Museum. After many years attempting to negotiate the facility’s growth with the Sunshine Coast Council who are trustees of the land and the State Government without success, the QAM’s volunteers have
Congratulations to the three winners of the recent colouring in contest!!! Max McShae – “up to 5” Age Category Georgina Jackson Sanmarco – “6-10” Age Category Will Lowther – “11+” Age Category Will, Georgina and Max will each receive a $100 gift voucher for Amazen Games and Puzzles.
The Queensland Air Museum (QAM) has been based in Caloundra for over 30 years and holds the largest collection of civil and military aircraft and aviation memorabilia in all of Australia. This is testament to the many who have worked over the years building up the collection. The QAM’s collection
As restrictions ease across Queensland and businesses and organisations find their way forward in a changing world, inventiveness and creativity will play an important role. In truth we cannot be completely certain what will “return to normal” and what will change forever. Smaller organisations such as Lions, Rotary, CWAs, View
Wednesday 20 May, 2020 LNP Leader Deb Frecklington has today tabled a Bill which will strengthen Queensland’s strangulation laws and double the maximum sentence for offenders. Non-lethal strangulation was criminalised in Queensland in 2016, but the terms ‘choke’, ‘suffocate’ and ‘strangle’ were not defined in the criminal code. Ms Frecklington’s
State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle said today that because of poor planning by the Labor State Government some Aura students will never attend Baringa State High School.
