Local media release - Melissa McIntosh recommits to new clubhouse for Brothers JRLC

Melissa McIntosh MP
Shadow Minister for Communications
Shadow Minister for Western Sydney
Federal Member for Lindsay

12 April 2025

MELISSA McINTOSH RECOMMITS TO NEW CLUBHOUSE FOR BROTHERS JRLC

An elected Dutton Liberal Government will commit $2 million to build a new clubhouse at Parker Street Reserve – home of Brothers Penrith Junior Rugby League Club.

Federal Member for Lindsay, Melissa McIntosh, said she will keep fighting for Brothers to get a new clubhouse.

“A two-storey clubhouse at Parker Street Reserve will better accommodate this growing club and allow Brothers Penrith to host school clinics, youth programs as well as training sessions for volunteers,” said Mrs McIntosh.

“Brothers Penrith continues to grow particularly given the investment that the club has made in its programs for young women and girls.”

“A new clubhouse will also better connect the club and our community with their proud shared history.”

“Local clubs deserve the best facilities so our future Panthers can develop their skills right here in Penrith.”

“The petition for a new clubhouse received hundreds of signatures, so I am pleased to announce that an elected Dutton Liberal Government will back Brothers Penrith with a new clubhouse.”

Brothers President, Troy Cooper, welcomed the commitment to build the clubhouse and has committed the club to contributing $100,000 towards the build.

“The commitment means so much to us as a club and will allow us to host larger matches and events,” Mr Cooper said.

This commitment is part of the Liberals’ plan to get Australia back on track.

To read more about our plan, visit nswliberal.org.au/our-plan