I suspect that if you could eavesdrop on just about any ‘where are we headed’ conversation around Noosa, you would hear concern and maybe some questions about whether our local leadership is up to the task that confronts it. Overcrowding
The last Noosa Council Ordinary Meeting gave us some intriguing insights into the way some Councillors appear to be voting on political ideology rather than due process. The telling moment came when they voted on the Council Staff’s recommendation to
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
The impact of ‘people power’ was in stark evidence on Tuesday at Noosa Council chambers when a unique local produce and coffee outlet located outside Cooroy was given a reprieve. A retrospective application by Bus Stop Espresso, operating under ‘roadside
AN APPLICATION for a material change of use (MCU) for a popular coffee vendor/local produce outlet on Cooroy’s town fringe has received qualified support from Noosa councillors, despite a staff recommendation to refuse it. Bus Stop Espresso on Mary River
NOOSA Lakes Resort in Tewantin’s Hilton Terrace is set to receive a facelift and become a small hub for “business tourism”. The resort currently houses a conference centre, 94 units and a surf museum which is extensively used for community
WHILE most Noosa Council Ordinary Meetings (OM) are primarily rubber-stampings of decisions voted in the previous Monday’s General Committee (GC), there can at times be extended debate on seemingly unresolved issues. An item in the GC of January 20 concerned
All of us who care about Noosa say thank you and farewell to Cecily Fearnley who has passed away just short of her 97th birthday. As a bushwalker and nature lover, Cecily became one of the foundation members of Noosa
AN APPLICATION to gain short-term accommodation (STA) status for two units in a dual-occupancy property in Noosa Heads has been narrowly voted down at Noosa Council. The Angler St site, off Viewland Drive, sits in a medium-density residential neighbourhood that
I suspect that if you could eavesdrop on just about any ‘where are we headed’ conversation around Noosa, you would hear concern and maybe some questions about whether our local leadership is up to the task that confronts it. Overcrowding
The last Noosa Council Ordinary Meeting gave us some intriguing insights into the way some Councillors appear to be voting on political ideology rather than due process. The telling moment came when they voted on the Council Staff’s recommendation to
Noosa Council this week signed off on an innovative project to turn around the decline in our Noosa River ecosystem and protect it for the next generation. To allow our kids to be able to catch a fish in the
The impact of ‘people power’ was in stark evidence on Tuesday at Noosa Council chambers when a unique local produce and coffee outlet located outside Cooroy was given a reprieve. A retrospective application by Bus Stop Espresso, operating under ‘roadside
AN APPLICATION for a material change of use (MCU) for a popular coffee vendor/local produce outlet on Cooroy’s town fringe has received qualified support from Noosa councillors, despite a staff recommendation to refuse it. Bus Stop Espresso on Mary River
NOOSA Lakes Resort in Tewantin’s Hilton Terrace is set to receive a facelift and become a small hub for “business tourism”. The resort currently houses a conference centre, 94 units and a surf museum which is extensively used for community
WHILE most Noosa Council Ordinary Meetings (OM) are primarily rubber-stampings of decisions voted in the previous Monday’s General Committee (GC), there can at times be extended debate on seemingly unresolved issues. An item in the GC of January 20 concerned
All of us who care about Noosa say thank you and farewell to Cecily Fearnley who has passed away just short of her 97th birthday. As a bushwalker and nature lover, Cecily became one of the foundation members of Noosa
AN APPLICATION to gain short-term accommodation (STA) status for two units in a dual-occupancy property in Noosa Heads has been narrowly voted down at Noosa Council. The Angler St site, off Viewland Drive, sits in a medium-density residential neighbourhood that