It was around the time Noosa Council was coming back into its own after some five years absorbed into Sunshine Coast Council, that a bright new motto for Noosa Council 2.0 was dreamed up. It’s a small but hugely meaningful
Nearly 500 Noosa residents have used written submissions to give a massive thumbs-down to a proposed 40-unit development in Tewantin, resulting in a huge win for the local community – and for the ongoing integrity of its planning scheme. The
There’s been intense community debate in recent weeks after Noosa councillors narrowly approved a much-needed social housing development in Cooroy, and much of it revolves around this question; could the cost outweigh the community benefit? Noosa Matters was particularly interested
Noosa’s free holiday bus service is to be scrapped, while more money will be put into supporting “electric mobility”. But the Go Noosa Loop service, which links park-and-ride locations with Hastings Street during the holidays, is to be retained as
(This story has been updated to reflect that some businesses mentioned in an earlier version are neighbouring but not directly impacted by the development application.) “Local planning decisions need to be made in Noosa, not Brisbane.” That’s the main takeaway
The aesthetic look and feel of Noosa could be permanently destroyed and the Noosa planning scheme effectively neutered if two large development applications are given the go-ahead – one of them being potentially the biggest unit development ever presented as
A development application lodged more than four years ago for a commercial car wash in Cooroy has now been approved. The automated car wash, designed to cater for four-wheel drives, RVs and caravans, will be located between the two petrol
Weather and construction commitments permitting, the new Bruce Highway ‘Cooroy to Curra’ bypass of Gympie will open in late October. The final 26km section of the massive project is the last of three sections – and the longest – as part
It’s a tough gig. And probably one that rookie council candidates can never fully be ready for. Running for council might look easy, but ask any of the newbies at last Thursday’s Meet the Candidates (MTC) night at Cooroy Memorial
There’s another chance to meet some or maybe all the council election candidates, this time in Pomona. But unlike some recently organised meets, this one does not have advance questions for candidates to answer, nor a restricted audience demographic. Not
It was around the time Noosa Council was coming back into its own after some five years absorbed into Sunshine Coast Council, that a bright new motto for Noosa Council 2.0 was dreamed up. It’s a small but hugely meaningful
Nearly 500 Noosa residents have used written submissions to give a massive thumbs-down to a proposed 40-unit development in Tewantin, resulting in a huge win for the local community – and for the ongoing integrity of its planning scheme. The
There’s been intense community debate in recent weeks after Noosa councillors narrowly approved a much-needed social housing development in Cooroy, and much of it revolves around this question; could the cost outweigh the community benefit? Noosa Matters was particularly interested
Noosa’s free holiday bus service is to be scrapped, while more money will be put into supporting “electric mobility”. But the Go Noosa Loop service, which links park-and-ride locations with Hastings Street during the holidays, is to be retained as
(This story has been updated to reflect that some businesses mentioned in an earlier version are neighbouring but not directly impacted by the development application.) “Local planning decisions need to be made in Noosa, not Brisbane.” That’s the main takeaway
The aesthetic look and feel of Noosa could be permanently destroyed and the Noosa planning scheme effectively neutered if two large development applications are given the go-ahead – one of them being potentially the biggest unit development ever presented as
A development application lodged more than four years ago for a commercial car wash in Cooroy has now been approved. The automated car wash, designed to cater for four-wheel drives, RVs and caravans, will be located between the two petrol
Weather and construction commitments permitting, the new Bruce Highway ‘Cooroy to Curra’ bypass of Gympie will open in late October. The final 26km section of the massive project is the last of three sections – and the longest – as part
It’s a tough gig. And probably one that rookie council candidates can never fully be ready for. Running for council might look easy, but ask any of the newbies at last Thursday’s Meet the Candidates (MTC) night at Cooroy Memorial
There’s another chance to meet some or maybe all the council election candidates, this time in Pomona. But unlike some recently organised meets, this one does not have advance questions for candidates to answer, nor a restricted audience demographic. Not