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Nominate a Noosa local like Paul

Paul Dwyer has long been a stalwart for the Noosa Pirates Rugby League football club. The club president has been nominated by former Pirates executive Ian Hardcastle for a 2021 Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Award.

In addition to holding executive positions in the club and volunteering thousands of hours in various roles Paul was instrumental in bringing girls and women to the Pirates and playing the greatest game of all, Ian said.

“Paul’s passion is focused on developing young players to be the best they can be, but also to become valued men and women in our community. This is what sets him apart,” he said.

“Paul has time for every player, every family and anyone who wants to know more about footy and the Noosa Pirates. Forever humble, Paul is deserving of this recognition and we’re lucky to have him in our community.”

Noosa is filled with inspirational people who

give of their time to help others and we’re calling

on you to nominate these people for a 2021

Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Award.

Noosa Today, Noosa MP Sandy Bolton and

Bendigo Bank are joining forces this year to

put a spotlight on these people.

“Queensland Day is an opportunity to celebrate

our culture, heritage, people and unique

identity,“ Ms Bolton said. “We also get to honour

our inspiring Queensland role models who

encourage us all to do better and be better. So

many of our Noosa locals do this by working

for the benefit of others and for our collective

community.“

We urge people to nominate soon with the

deadline looming on Monday 17 May. The

awards are open to first-time recipients who

have volunteered for a minimum of two years

with a limit of two nominations per organisation

and whose community work is within the

Noosa electorate.

Every completed nomination recognised

will see the recipient presented a personalised

Noosa Electorate Queensland Day Award Medallion

and a certificate of recognition at a

Queensland Day Ceremony on Thursday 3

June at The J Theatre, Noosaville.

For more information about the awards,

contact the Noosa Electorate Office on 5319

3100 or download, complete and email your

nomination with a photo of the recipient to

sandyBolton.com.

Nomination forms are also available from

Sandy’s office 28 Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville or

from the Noosa Today office at 36 Mary Street,

Noosaville.

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