Noosa’s Destination Management Plan has been a long time coming. Noosa has collectively held its breath, wondering if our Council would finally acquire the courage to join with the community in taking charge of what it really means to be
Behind those glossy pictures of buckets of prawns on the deck overlooking our sparkling Laguna Bay, there’s a deeper, darker side to our coast’s highest profile club. Noosa Heads Surf Club has seen a long overdue management shakeup just under
It’s not often the ABC gets it quite this wrong. The broadcaster’s coverage of a contentious development application in Tewantin knocked back by the LNP State Government mischaracterises the project as a Noosa affordable housing project. This is far from
Our shire lays claim to some records we can be proud of, but this is not one of them. Noosa is officially ground zero of the rental crisis, with Queensland’s most disastrous figures for rental unaffordability. The postcode of 4567
Amongst the constant stream of public consultation undertaken by Noosa Council, here’s one question you will not see asked. Do you, the ratepayers, agree to continue to pump out over $2.5 million a year to endlessly boost tourism in Noosa?
In this acronym-laden time, SFD is one that Noosa residents should be particularly aware of. It stands for State Facilitated Development, but it could just as easily represent Shortcuts For Developers. You don’t have to live next door to be
As our not-so-new Noosa Council approaches its first full year in March, the settling in period is over. The time for excuses is past. 2025 will be the year that makes, or breaks, this Council. It will be the year
If you’re a large, predatory gambling business desperate to ‘socially wash’ some of the stink off your reputation, here’s an idea that sounds a lot like Christmas. Our Council-run Connecting Noosa Christmas Convoy, now in its fourth year, is about
For those other than the LNP’s ‘true believers’, this Noosa election campaign has been an abject failure, in many respects worse than their last abject failure four years ago. Even with a relatively high profile candidate, ex-mayor Clare Stewart, and
The polls show that a change of government in Queensland next month is all but certain. Will Noosa’s lone Independent Sandy Bolton hang on, or will ex-Mayor Clare Stewart be swept in on the rising LNP tide? If you get
Noosa’s Destination Management Plan has been a long time coming. Noosa has collectively held its breath, wondering if our Council would finally acquire the courage to join with the community in taking charge of what it really means to be
Behind those glossy pictures of buckets of prawns on the deck overlooking our sparkling Laguna Bay, there’s a deeper, darker side to our coast’s highest profile club. Noosa Heads Surf Club has seen a long overdue management shakeup just under
It’s not often the ABC gets it quite this wrong. The broadcaster’s coverage of a contentious development application in Tewantin knocked back by the LNP State Government mischaracterises the project as a Noosa affordable housing project. This is far from
Our shire lays claim to some records we can be proud of, but this is not one of them. Noosa is officially ground zero of the rental crisis, with Queensland’s most disastrous figures for rental unaffordability. The postcode of 4567
Amongst the constant stream of public consultation undertaken by Noosa Council, here’s one question you will not see asked. Do you, the ratepayers, agree to continue to pump out over $2.5 million a year to endlessly boost tourism in Noosa?
In this acronym-laden time, SFD is one that Noosa residents should be particularly aware of. It stands for State Facilitated Development, but it could just as easily represent Shortcuts For Developers. You don’t have to live next door to be
As our not-so-new Noosa Council approaches its first full year in March, the settling in period is over. The time for excuses is past. 2025 will be the year that makes, or breaks, this Council. It will be the year
If you’re a large, predatory gambling business desperate to ‘socially wash’ some of the stink off your reputation, here’s an idea that sounds a lot like Christmas. Our Council-run Connecting Noosa Christmas Convoy, now in its fourth year, is about
For those other than the LNP’s ‘true believers’, this Noosa election campaign has been an abject failure, in many respects worse than their last abject failure four years ago. Even with a relatively high profile candidate, ex-mayor Clare Stewart, and
The polls show that a change of government in Queensland next month is all but certain. Will Noosa’s lone Independent Sandy Bolton hang on, or will ex-Mayor Clare Stewart be swept in on the rising LNP tide? If you get