Thirty-five years after Noosa’s first luxury hotel – the Sheraton (now the Sofitel) – was built, two new five-star resort applications with a combined total of 300 rooms are running the gauntlet of Council’s planning process. Six weeks after it
In the lead up to the 2020 Noosa Council election, the Bring Back the Fish project strangely, unexpectedly emerged as a political issue. Despite delivering environmental benefits to the long neglected river and lakes system and with a 2:1 subsidy
One of the ways we judge our Council is by how it takes on the difficult tasks…the things that are very tempting to tuck away into the ‘too hard’ basket. Earlier this year Noosa Council responded to criticism about its
In 30 years Noosa has changed dramatically, but when it comes to the grubby side of local politics, some things haven’t changed much in those three decades. After the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) was established in 1989, frivolous complaints about
Thirty-five years after Noosa’s first luxury hotel – the Sheraton (now the Sofitel) – was built, two new five-star resort applications with a combined total of 300 rooms are running the gauntlet of Council’s planning process. Six weeks after it
In the lead up to the 2020 Noosa Council election, the Bring Back the Fish project strangely, unexpectedly emerged as a political issue. Despite delivering environmental benefits to the long neglected river and lakes system and with a 2:1 subsidy
One of the ways we judge our Council is by how it takes on the difficult tasks…the things that are very tempting to tuck away into the ‘too hard’ basket. Earlier this year Noosa Council responded to criticism about its
In 30 years Noosa has changed dramatically, but when it comes to the grubby side of local politics, some things haven’t changed much in those three decades. After the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) was established in 1989, frivolous complaints about