Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart’s costly 2020 mayoral campaign was, in her own words, “money well spent”. The $70,000 price tag for that campaign will, however, be a thing of the past with new electoral expenditure caps likely to come into
Readers of the recently released Noosa Housing Strategy could be forgiven for being somewhat puzzled if not downright confused. The document is devoid of any strategy to address the single most obvious cause of the housing crisis – namely Noosa’s
Many may wonder what it will take to change the ugly jigsaw puzzle that currently constitutes the Federal electorate of Wide Bay. Noosa is the piece that simply doesn’t fit. It’s stuck down at the bottom end of the Wide
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
It’s time we bit the bullet and introduced a congestion tax on vehicles entering the Noosa Shire. My recent opinion piece on Sunshine Coast Council’s Mass Transport strategy, and the suggestion that the money could be better spent on public
Noosa’s transport vision is one where “Noosa Shire enjoys an efficient, free flowing, innovative transport system that enhances resident and visitor experiences, and results in sustainable environmental outcomes”. We are a long way from realising that vision.
Sunshine Coast Council’s Mass Transit Project is more about land-use transformation in the urban corridor (and the potential for re-zoning for higher density development) than it is about public transport for the whole region. In its response to the proposals,
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart’s costly 2020 mayoral campaign was, in her own words, “money well spent”. The $70,000 price tag for that campaign will, however, be a thing of the past with new electoral expenditure caps likely to come into
Readers of the recently released Noosa Housing Strategy could be forgiven for being somewhat puzzled if not downright confused. The document is devoid of any strategy to address the single most obvious cause of the housing crisis – namely Noosa’s
Many may wonder what it will take to change the ugly jigsaw puzzle that currently constitutes the Federal electorate of Wide Bay. Noosa is the piece that simply doesn’t fit. It’s stuck down at the bottom end of the Wide
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
It’s time we bit the bullet and introduced a congestion tax on vehicles entering the Noosa Shire. My recent opinion piece on Sunshine Coast Council’s Mass Transport strategy, and the suggestion that the money could be better spent on public
Noosa’s transport vision is one where “Noosa Shire enjoys an efficient, free flowing, innovative transport system that enhances resident and visitor experiences, and results in sustainable environmental outcomes”. We are a long way from realising that vision.
Sunshine Coast Council’s Mass Transit Project is more about land-use transformation in the urban corridor (and the potential for re-zoning for higher density development) than it is about public transport for the whole region. In its response to the proposals,