Local environment protesters made lots of noise today (Monday June 5th) at the site of the controversial Uniting Church Bluecare development that’s about to start bulldozing a critical habitat for Glossy Black cockatoos at Sunrise Beach. As last minute legal
Last minute legal action is underway to stop the controversial Sunrise Beach BlueCare development that could be just hours away from destroying an important habitat for the endangered Glossy Black cockatoo. The action, launched by three Noosa locals – 12-year-old
A central part of what was seen by many as one of the previous Noosa Council’s high tide marks of leadership – standing up to the powerful gambling lobby – has been quietly and controversially dumped. In late 2018, the
In government at all levels, there’s a blurred line around what is considered a ‘reasonable’ use of taxpayer funded communications teams, and what is simply self-interested politics – campaigning at our expense. We’ve all seen enough Federal and State Government
On the surface it seemed like one of those little local stories that would fade away with the next tide. It revolves around a lovely little family park that’s been used increasingly as a carpark for visitors to Hastings Street
Noosa has always been a place that applauds locals who take a shot at doing things differently, especially if our environment benefits. Maree O’Connor, founder of local start-up Coffee Cuff, is making a personal statement about the massive number of
The SS Noosa Council was listing and leaking again this week as it grappled with a different ‘Short Stay’ problem… the surprising announcement of the departure of CEO Scott Waters. (see our coverage here) Just 14-months since Noosa ratepayers
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
Local environment protesters made lots of noise today (Monday June 5th) at the site of the controversial Uniting Church Bluecare development that’s about to start bulldozing a critical habitat for Glossy Black cockatoos at Sunrise Beach. As last minute legal
Last minute legal action is underway to stop the controversial Sunrise Beach BlueCare development that could be just hours away from destroying an important habitat for the endangered Glossy Black cockatoo. The action, launched by three Noosa locals – 12-year-old
A central part of what was seen by many as one of the previous Noosa Council’s high tide marks of leadership – standing up to the powerful gambling lobby – has been quietly and controversially dumped. In late 2018, the
In government at all levels, there’s a blurred line around what is considered a ‘reasonable’ use of taxpayer funded communications teams, and what is simply self-interested politics – campaigning at our expense. We’ve all seen enough Federal and State Government
On the surface it seemed like one of those little local stories that would fade away with the next tide. It revolves around a lovely little family park that’s been used increasingly as a carpark for visitors to Hastings Street
Noosa has always been a place that applauds locals who take a shot at doing things differently, especially if our environment benefits. Maree O’Connor, founder of local start-up Coffee Cuff, is making a personal statement about the massive number of
The SS Noosa Council was listing and leaking again this week as it grappled with a different ‘Short Stay’ problem… the surprising announcement of the departure of CEO Scott Waters. (see our coverage here) Just 14-months since Noosa ratepayers
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