After just 14 months in the job, Noosa Council Chief Executive Scott Waters has resigned to become the CEO at Moreton Bay Regional Council – Australia’s third largest council. The news has reverberated around a stunned Council headquarters in Tewantin.
This month Noosa Council responded to one of the defining challenges of our time with a new Housing Strategy endorsed in a special meeting of Council. Out in the community, where the pain is sharp and real, the response
Giant Melaleucas stand sentinel in a special place at the bottom of the Rufous Street cul-de-sac in Peregian Beach, sometimes silent, sometimes a boisterous, musical cauldron of children playing, learning and finding their place in the world. For 40 years
Noosa Council is approaching one of those interesting junctions when we may learn something about where we are heading as a community. In just a few weeks we will have a much clearer idea of whether this Council is serious
Having watched Noosa Council’s EOI (Expressions of Interest) process leading to the appointment of its DMP (Destination Management Plan) PCG (project Control Group), it’s hard to see how this acronym-led process will wind up in anything other than an almighty
Despite his many achievements, Bob Hawke never managed to live down his expansive promise made in the heat of the 1987 campaign, that “By 1990, no Australian child will be living in poverty.” Here in Noosa in 2022, there are
When Margaret and Max Thompson started fighting for Peregian Beach, there was no such thing as Facebook, and Tik Tok was a noise their clock made. It was the mid ‘90s and they both had a strong urge to roll
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
Sometimes a work of art can speak for a community and place. Overlooking Peregian Beach, the remnant of a giant, old Norfolk Pine that died after the 2019 bushfire is being reshaped as a ‘message post’ with an environmental story
After just 14 months in the job, Noosa Council Chief Executive Scott Waters has resigned to become the CEO at Moreton Bay Regional Council – Australia’s third largest council. The news has reverberated around a stunned Council headquarters in Tewantin.
This month Noosa Council responded to one of the defining challenges of our time with a new Housing Strategy endorsed in a special meeting of Council. Out in the community, where the pain is sharp and real, the response
Giant Melaleucas stand sentinel in a special place at the bottom of the Rufous Street cul-de-sac in Peregian Beach, sometimes silent, sometimes a boisterous, musical cauldron of children playing, learning and finding their place in the world. For 40 years
Noosa Council is approaching one of those interesting junctions when we may learn something about where we are heading as a community. In just a few weeks we will have a much clearer idea of whether this Council is serious
Having watched Noosa Council’s EOI (Expressions of Interest) process leading to the appointment of its DMP (Destination Management Plan) PCG (project Control Group), it’s hard to see how this acronym-led process will wind up in anything other than an almighty
Despite his many achievements, Bob Hawke never managed to live down his expansive promise made in the heat of the 1987 campaign, that “By 1990, no Australian child will be living in poverty.” Here in Noosa in 2022, there are
When Margaret and Max Thompson started fighting for Peregian Beach, there was no such thing as Facebook, and Tik Tok was a noise their clock made. It was the mid ‘90s and they both had a strong urge to roll
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
Sometimes a work of art can speak for a community and place. Overlooking Peregian Beach, the remnant of a giant, old Norfolk Pine that died after the 2019 bushfire is being reshaped as a ‘message post’ with an environmental story