2025 Pumicestone Business Excellence Awards winners
Published 4:35pm 28 May 2025
About 300 people gathered for the 2025 Pumicestone Business Excellence Awards at Sandstone Point Hotel last night for an evening of celebration, connection and community spirit.
More than 2500 nominations were received to determine the finalists and 3000 votes cast for the People’s Choice Award.
State Member for Pumicestone Ariana Doolan says she was blown away by the outstanding quality of businesses across the region.
“The Pumicestone electorate is filled with resilient, creative and hard-working small businesses that make our community stronger,” Ms Doolan says.
“This event is about recognising their contribution and celebrating their success. I want to thank everyone who nominated, voted and attended the evening—it was a fantastic reminder of how proud we should be of our small business sector.
“It was also an honour to welcome the Premier to the event, alongside our Small Business Commissioner Dominique Lamb, who shared valuable insights into what support is available for small business and the direction of Queensland’s economic future.”
A panel of judges from well-known and respected local business groups — the Greater Caboolture Chamber of Commerce, Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce, and Business and Professional Women Moreton Bay — selected the winners and highly commended recipients.
Among the winners was Sunburnt Country Designs, which took out the Creative Industries Award.
“Her hats are not just fashion statements; they each tell a story,” Ms Doolan says.
“She shares the background of every piece, and no two hats are alike — a beautiful celebration of individuality and craftsmanship.”
Beachmere Butchery received the Customer Service Award, with Ms Doolan noting the business’s commitment to its customers and community.
“It’s this mix of quality, service, and community involvement that makes Beachmere Butchery a standout choice,” she says.
“They even run the ‘Beachmere Bangers’ Facebook group where locals share recipes, tips, and stories. It’s a perfect example of community spirit through business.”
Ms Doolan thanked judges and attendees for supporting the awards and applauded all nominees, finalists and winners.
“These awards are just one way we can show our appreciation. Congratulations to every single business involved — you’re the reason our region continues to thrive.”
See the list of winners here: https://arianadoolan.com.au/pu...
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