At its heart, the BlueCare development saga at Sunrise Beach is the story of a cynical developer, an enraged community, a Council trying to dig itself out of an amalgamation-period hole…and a steady leak in Noosa’s environment reputation. Let’s bring
The controversial BlueCare development and Glossy Black Cockatoo habitat destruction at Sunrise Beach continues to be a major reputational embarrassment for Noosa, our Council and for the developer BlueCare. But we might, just might, now have an opportunity to reset.
While Blue Care, the developers, have already bulldozed part of the Glossy Black cockatoo habitat at Sunrise Beach, the battle over the rest of the big site may not be over. Retired barrister and Peregian Beach Community Association President Barry
EXPLAINER. The developers of the large Blue Care nursing home and property development at sunrise Beach are applying for yet another extension to their controversial approval that destroys part of the endangered Glossy Black cockatoo habitat. What does it mean?
Updated Thursday, Feb 24, 2022. The Queensland Resources Minister has turned down an eleventh hour appeal for the Government to step in and stop clearing of an important Glossy Black habitat at Sunrise Beach. Peregian Beach Community Association President and
Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach is a name that goes into the history of Noosa Shire for all the wrong reasons. The developer, Blue Care, obviously has no concern that it’s development will irreversibly destroy the scarce habitat of an endangered
Updated January 31st. We are now seeking last-minute intervention from the State Government through the Minister for Resources, responsible for the Vegetation Management Act. A tour of the proposed site of the Blue Care residential estate/aged care facility at Sunrise
Imagine if a property speculator buys the house next door to you in your quiet residential Noosa street and submits a development application to add an extra couple of storeys and turn it into a late-night karaoke bar with street parking. Then you have to spend the next few years spending thousands of dollars, everything you’ve saved, fighting them in the courts.
At its heart, the BlueCare development saga at Sunrise Beach is the story of a cynical developer, an enraged community, a Council trying to dig itself out of an amalgamation-period hole…and a steady leak in Noosa’s environment reputation. Let’s bring
The controversial BlueCare development and Glossy Black Cockatoo habitat destruction at Sunrise Beach continues to be a major reputational embarrassment for Noosa, our Council and for the developer BlueCare. But we might, just might, now have an opportunity to reset.
While Blue Care, the developers, have already bulldozed part of the Glossy Black cockatoo habitat at Sunrise Beach, the battle over the rest of the big site may not be over. Retired barrister and Peregian Beach Community Association President Barry
EXPLAINER. The developers of the large Blue Care nursing home and property development at sunrise Beach are applying for yet another extension to their controversial approval that destroys part of the endangered Glossy Black cockatoo habitat. What does it mean?
Updated Thursday, Feb 24, 2022. The Queensland Resources Minister has turned down an eleventh hour appeal for the Government to step in and stop clearing of an important Glossy Black habitat at Sunrise Beach. Peregian Beach Community Association President and
Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach is a name that goes into the history of Noosa Shire for all the wrong reasons. The developer, Blue Care, obviously has no concern that it’s development will irreversibly destroy the scarce habitat of an endangered
Updated January 31st. We are now seeking last-minute intervention from the State Government through the Minister for Resources, responsible for the Vegetation Management Act. A tour of the proposed site of the Blue Care residential estate/aged care facility at Sunrise
Imagine if a property speculator buys the house next door to you in your quiet residential Noosa street and submits a development application to add an extra couple of storeys and turn it into a late-night karaoke bar with street parking. Then you have to spend the next few years spending thousands of dollars, everything you’ve saved, fighting them in the courts.