For more than sixty years in Noosa, ‘People Power’ has been a constant and crucial player in the three-way game of push-and-shove between developers, politicians and conservationists. Notable PP examples include: Public protestors stopping sand mining on Main Beach in
When Adam and Eve lived in paradise, there were no cars, buses or trucks. No one (for obvious reasons) zoomed about on bikes or electric scooters. Hence, no need for roads, roundabouts or traffic lights. Heavenly! Barring the odd reptile
Celebrated journalist H.L. Mencken once said: “Journalism is to politician as dog is to lamppost.” More of that later. But first, full disclosure: for thirty-odd years I worked for traditional media – i.e. newspapers. I left the industry fifteen years
For more than sixty years in Noosa, ‘People Power’ has been a constant and crucial player in the three-way game of push-and-shove between developers, politicians and conservationists. Notable PP examples include: Public protestors stopping sand mining on Main Beach in
When Adam and Eve lived in paradise, there were no cars, buses or trucks. No one (for obvious reasons) zoomed about on bikes or electric scooters. Hence, no need for roads, roundabouts or traffic lights. Heavenly! Barring the odd reptile
Celebrated journalist H.L. Mencken once said: “Journalism is to politician as dog is to lamppost.” More of that later. But first, full disclosure: for thirty-odd years I worked for traditional media – i.e. newspapers. I left the industry fifteen years