Historically, Bribie Island has been a haven for retirees, fostering a community where older residents can enjoy a peaceful and engaging lifestyle. The island’s rich history of community involvement and support underscores the importance of protecting its senior members.
I would firstly like to congratulate you on your new role as chair. I am certain you will treat all of us fairly and ensure robust debate. Your leadership will be critical as we tackle the pressing issues that face our state, and I look forward to contributing to these discussions under your stewardship.
The Crisafulli Government has delivered on a key commitment from its 100 Day Plan, renaming Queensland’s ‘Satellite Hospitals’ to ‘Satellite Health Centres’—a move designed to prevent confusion and better reflect the services these facilities provide.
Volunteers play an invaluable role in shaping our communities, and the Pumicestone electorate is no exception. From sporting clubs to community groups, environmental initiatives, and support services, local volunteers dedicate countless hours to make our region a better place.
Chambers of Commerce representing hundreds of Queensland small and family businesses are being called upon to provide their red tape reduction advice under the Crisafulli Government’s focus on reducing unnecessary government regulation.
Ariana Doolan, the Member for Pumicestone and the first-Generation Z representative in Queensland Parliament, delivered her highly anticipated maiden speech on December 10, marking a historic moment in the state’s political landscape.
I rise today with humility to address this chamber as a member of the 58th Parliament of Queensland. It is an extraordinary honour to represent my community. Pumicestone has given a young person the opportunity to serve them with a fresh perspective, and I am deeply committed to doing everyone back home proud every day that I have the privilege of being in this House.
