Coolum Mens Shed have issued a challenge to Mens Sheds across the Coast, calling on them to match its $1,000 donation to drought stricken farmers in the State’s west. Member for Ninderry and honorary member of the Coolum Mens Shed, Dan Purdie, accepted the $1000 cheque, which will be used
Locals are being urged to support a petition calling to lower the speed around the entrance to a popular Coolum sports facility on David Low Way, after successful efforts to lobby for the review. Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie said TMR have agreed to carry out a speed limit review
Win or lose, Coolum Colts will finish their season on a bright note, after receiving a $11,500 grant through the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for a new shed. Ninderry MP Dan Purdie said the funding was great news for a popular grassroots sports club. “With their season coming to an
Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie MP has supported St Vincent de Paul’s fundraising efforts for homelessness on the Sunshine Coast, with a $250 donation ahead of the annual Sleep Out later this month. Mr Purdie, who will be in Parliament for the Sunshine Coast Vinnies Community and Corporate Sleepout on
After a long hiatus, the Kuluin School Fete is finally back, and with a cracker line up of events and entertainment being planned, locals are being encouraged to come along and celebrate a great afternoon of family friendly fun this Saturday 11 August, from 10am-3pm. Ninderry MP Dan Purdie, one
It’s not every day you get exclusive membership rights to one of the world’s oldest and more popular movements, but on World Scout Day, that was exactly the case for Ninderry MP Dan Purdie on Wednesday. Mr Purdie said he was honoured to get ‘scarfed up’ by District Commissioner Ken
Following months of lobbying and meetings with local residents, Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie has welcomed news of a $200,000 commitment to carry out a planning study and speed limit review for the Eumundi Noosa Road. Mr Purdie said he had been meeting with local residents and TMR to discuss
Air conditioning for state schools and small business innovation was on the agenda when the Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington visited Coolum this week. Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie, who hosted the visit, said he was proud to showcase the local area to the LNP leader, particularly high achieving local
Ninderry MP and former frontline police officer Dan Purdie has welcomed news that Neighbourhood Watch funding will be reinstated, following the Palasczcuk Government’s decision to cut its budget by 85% earlier this year. “I am pleased to see the State Labor government has come to its senses and back-tracked on
Fifty years ago, it was a sleepy seaside community with only a handful of local shops, but fast forward to 2018, and Coolum has now come of age, with the first state parliamentary office declared officially open last night. Ninderry MP Dan Purdie was joined by the State Deputy Opposition
