Newly elected Mayor Frank Wilkie and five of the 2024 councillors directly acknowledged residents’ frustration with the implementation and enforcement of the Short Stay Let Local Law (SSL LL) during the election campaign. Mayor Wilkie committed to “halt the spread
When it comes to addressing our transport, traffic and congestion problems, Vivien Griffin’s appeal in Noosa Today recently for candidates to “get specific” seems to have fallen – mostly – on deaf ears. As has the community’s calls for “transformational”
When you search the Noosa Council website for statistics on the scourge of Short Term Accommodation (STA) in our shire, you get this message: “Information coming soon”. This test of community patience has been unchanged since the implementation of the
Popular tourist café Bus Stop Espresso just outside Cooroy has been given an extension to operating beyond its scheduled closing date, due to an internal review of council’s process in this matter. Noosa Councillor Tom Wegener, a major supporter of
The hinterland town of Cooroy will be facing an even bigger traffic and truck nightmare than it currently does – for the next five years. The imminent commencement of the works on upgrading Lake Macdonald (or Six Mile) Dam will
Many Noosa ratepayers, frustrated by the snail-paced implementation of the Short Stay Let (SSL) Local Law, want the approaching March election to re-boot the initiative. “Implementation has stalled,” Natasha Fabulic, convenor of the Noosa Residents Against Unregulated Short-Term Accommodation (NRAUSTA),
While work has begun on a Northern Sunshine Coast Public Transport Strategy (belatedly in response to the woeful lack of infrastructure initiatives in the SEQ Update 2023, perhaps?) it is unlikely that Noosa will attract any transport infrastructure of note.
Seven months ago Noosa Council won a Planning and Environment Court appeal against its refusal to approve a short stay letting (SSL) approval in Sunshine Beach. The Mayor declared this to be a ‘litmus test’ for its approvals policy for
If there is a future for popular Cooroy coffee outlet Bus Stop Espresso, it won’t be at its current site. The Mary River Rd business, about 2km outside Cooroy, was described as a victim of its own success at Noosa
Noosa Springs residents who oppose the building of a 106-bed luxury hotel resort close to their estate have challenged the validity of a survey conducted by the developer and presented to Council . Golden Horse Properties, owners of the Noosa
Newly elected Mayor Frank Wilkie and five of the 2024 councillors directly acknowledged residents’ frustration with the implementation and enforcement of the Short Stay Let Local Law (SSL LL) during the election campaign. Mayor Wilkie committed to “halt the spread
When it comes to addressing our transport, traffic and congestion problems, Vivien Griffin’s appeal in Noosa Today recently for candidates to “get specific” seems to have fallen – mostly – on deaf ears. As has the community’s calls for “transformational”
When you search the Noosa Council website for statistics on the scourge of Short Term Accommodation (STA) in our shire, you get this message: “Information coming soon”. This test of community patience has been unchanged since the implementation of the
Popular tourist café Bus Stop Espresso just outside Cooroy has been given an extension to operating beyond its scheduled closing date, due to an internal review of council’s process in this matter. Noosa Councillor Tom Wegener, a major supporter of
The hinterland town of Cooroy will be facing an even bigger traffic and truck nightmare than it currently does – for the next five years. The imminent commencement of the works on upgrading Lake Macdonald (or Six Mile) Dam will
Many Noosa ratepayers, frustrated by the snail-paced implementation of the Short Stay Let (SSL) Local Law, want the approaching March election to re-boot the initiative. “Implementation has stalled,” Natasha Fabulic, convenor of the Noosa Residents Against Unregulated Short-Term Accommodation (NRAUSTA),
While work has begun on a Northern Sunshine Coast Public Transport Strategy (belatedly in response to the woeful lack of infrastructure initiatives in the SEQ Update 2023, perhaps?) it is unlikely that Noosa will attract any transport infrastructure of note.
Seven months ago Noosa Council won a Planning and Environment Court appeal against its refusal to approve a short stay letting (SSL) approval in Sunshine Beach. The Mayor declared this to be a ‘litmus test’ for its approvals policy for
If there is a future for popular Cooroy coffee outlet Bus Stop Espresso, it won’t be at its current site. The Mary River Rd business, about 2km outside Cooroy, was described as a victim of its own success at Noosa
Noosa Springs residents who oppose the building of a 106-bed luxury hotel resort close to their estate have challenged the validity of a survey conducted by the developer and presented to Council . Golden Horse Properties, owners of the Noosa