In the Southernmost pocket of Noosa Shire – South Peregian Beach – locals are about to become guinea pigs in an experiment that puts bikes in charge of their street and removes much of their parking. The so-called ‘Active Street’
In 2020, Clare Stewart was elected as Noosa mayor with a promise to make the council more transparent. Using confidential items of council meetings as a benchmark, Noosa Council became significantly less transparent under her term of office, and that
If you have noticed an increase in anti-everything sentiment here in Noosa, you might be surprised to discover that it is not an organic community feeling. Instead, this type of orchestrated disruption is integral to the objectives of sovereign citizens.
How do we find ourselves here? With Noosa Council stashing a mountain of cash it doesn’t really need, while it keeps whacking ratepayers with a total general rate increase that’s above inflation. Let’s come back to that pile of cash
If you are a Noosa homeowner there’s a pretty good chance you’re confused about the latest property revaluation from the State Government and what it might mean for your rates. Is it true that your rates could soar if your
We recently wrote about the short term visitor accommodation disaster Noosa finds itself in, and how misguided policies helped get us there. Noosa Council has actually made things WORSE by – encouraging long term residential use of visitor resort accommodation discouraging
Everyone who understands our Noosa River knows what happens to the colour of the water during floods. And we know it’s caused by soil erosion in the catchment. What we don’t know is how much of the sediment ends up
Here’s a curly question for our council and our community. How, in the course of just a few years, did many of our traditional resorts start to feel like second class citizens in this international tourist destination we live in?
We publish this account by Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie explaining why he supported the Oyster Reef project for Noosa River in both the previous Council and in the current council this month. World renowned naturalist and documentary maker, Sir David
In the Southernmost pocket of Noosa Shire – South Peregian Beach – locals are about to become guinea pigs in an experiment that puts bikes in charge of their street and removes much of their parking. The so-called ‘Active Street’
In 2020, Clare Stewart was elected as Noosa mayor with a promise to make the council more transparent. Using confidential items of council meetings as a benchmark, Noosa Council became significantly less transparent under her term of office, and that
If you have noticed an increase in anti-everything sentiment here in Noosa, you might be surprised to discover that it is not an organic community feeling. Instead, this type of orchestrated disruption is integral to the objectives of sovereign citizens.
How do we find ourselves here? With Noosa Council stashing a mountain of cash it doesn’t really need, while it keeps whacking ratepayers with a total general rate increase that’s above inflation. Let’s come back to that pile of cash
If you are a Noosa homeowner there’s a pretty good chance you’re confused about the latest property revaluation from the State Government and what it might mean for your rates. Is it true that your rates could soar if your
We recently wrote about the short term visitor accommodation disaster Noosa finds itself in, and how misguided policies helped get us there. Noosa Council has actually made things WORSE by – encouraging long term residential use of visitor resort accommodation discouraging
Everyone who understands our Noosa River knows what happens to the colour of the water during floods. And we know it’s caused by soil erosion in the catchment. What we don’t know is how much of the sediment ends up
Here’s a curly question for our council and our community. How, in the course of just a few years, did many of our traditional resorts start to feel like second class citizens in this international tourist destination we live in?
We publish this account by Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie explaining why he supported the Oyster Reef project for Noosa River in both the previous Council and in the current council this month. World renowned naturalist and documentary maker, Sir David