Ariana Doolan expresses gratitude and outlines commitment to community

I am immensely grateful for the trust the community has placed in me as Pumicestone’s voice in an LNP government. This privilege is not taken lightly and I am committed to serving and advocating for our shared values and goals. 

My first official event as MP was attending the Bribie Remembrance Day ceremony—a profound experience that reminded us of the sacrifices made for our freedoms. It was an honour to commemorate those who served and sacrificed. Their legacy is a cornerstone of our national identity and continues to guide our communal spirit and resilience. 

Since then, I have been involved in parliamentary inductions, learning the intricate details of running an effective office to best serve you. This includes engaging with various community stakeholders and planning meaningful initiatives that will enhance our local area. 

Earlier in November, Minister for Police and Emergency Services Dan Purdie, visited the Bribie Island Police Station. He listened attentively to our hardworking officers and heard about the issues pressing them and our community, reassuring the team that we are here to support them and have their back. 

I also welcomed the Minister for Education and the Arts, John-Paul Langbroek, to Pumicestone on his first official visit. It was fantastic to showcase the amazing work happening at Pumicestone State School and Beachmere State School and to discuss how we can continue supporting our local students and educators.  

I was officially sworn in on November 27, marking the beginning of what I hope to be a fruitful and impactful term. I am eager to embark on this journey, facing challenges and celebrating successes with the resilience and determination that define our community. 

For more information or to get involved, please feel free to contact my office or visit my website. Together, we will strive to make our community a better place for all. Together, we can make a difference. Thank you for your support!