Caloundra Croquet Club secures $22,400 grant for sprinklers
Caloundra hosted a tour by Queensland's Attorney General and Labor candidate Jason Hunt. The Club was successful in its GCBF application for $22,400 to improve its sprinkler system.
aloundra recently hosted a whirlwind tour of our Club by Queensland's Attorney General, Yvette D'Arth, and Labor's candidate for the upcoming elections, Jason Hunt. It gave us an opportunity to show, first hand, improvements made to our playing grounds.
The Attorney General was then happy to announce that the Club was successful with its application to the GCBF for $22,400, which will allow work to commence on improving our sprinkler system.
At the conclusion of this announcement, Yvette and Jason showed their style at running a few hoops.
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