The following is a submission by Noosa Parks Association on Noosa Council’s draft Destination Management Plan. You can take part in the short Council survey here, Or the longer survey here. Or you can email a submission to dmp@noosa.qld.gov.au Noosa
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
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’
Over recent years, many Noosa residents have found themselves living next door to short-term holiday rentals. While some are well-managed, others have brought a steady stream of noise, late-night disturbances, parking issues, and a general loss of residential amenity. Understandably,
As Noosa Council slowly and painfully advances its proposed Destination Management Plan (DMP), residents are voicing a clear and united message: sustainable tourism must go hand-in-hand with policies that protect local character, enhance liveability, and put the needs of the
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
Nearly 500 Noosa residents have used written submissions to give a massive thumbs-down to a proposed 40-unit development in Tewantin, resulting in a huge win for the local community – and for the ongoing integrity of its planning scheme. The
There’s been intense community debate in recent weeks after Noosa councillors narrowly approved a much-needed social housing development in Cooroy, and much of it revolves around this question; could the cost outweigh the community benefit? Noosa Matters was particularly interested
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
While our silly season headlines have leapt on those cabanas that block our beaches, here in Noosa there’s a far more serious encroachment problem that our authorities seem reluctant to deal with. We thought Maritime Safety Queensland was finally getting
The following is a submission by Noosa Parks Association on Noosa Council’s draft Destination Management Plan. You can take part in the short Council survey here, Or the longer survey here. Or you can email a submission to dmp@noosa.qld.gov.au Noosa
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
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’
Over recent years, many Noosa residents have found themselves living next door to short-term holiday rentals. While some are well-managed, others have brought a steady stream of noise, late-night disturbances, parking issues, and a general loss of residential amenity. Understandably,
As Noosa Council slowly and painfully advances its proposed Destination Management Plan (DMP), residents are voicing a clear and united message: sustainable tourism must go hand-in-hand with policies that protect local character, enhance liveability, and put the needs of the
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
Nearly 500 Noosa residents have used written submissions to give a massive thumbs-down to a proposed 40-unit development in Tewantin, resulting in a huge win for the local community – and for the ongoing integrity of its planning scheme. The
There’s been intense community debate in recent weeks after Noosa councillors narrowly approved a much-needed social housing development in Cooroy, and much of it revolves around this question; could the cost outweigh the community benefit? Noosa Matters was particularly interested
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
While our silly season headlines have leapt on those cabanas that block our beaches, here in Noosa there’s a far more serious encroachment problem that our authorities seem reluctant to deal with. We thought Maritime Safety Queensland was finally getting