Mayor Clare Stewart (left) with Peregian Beach Community House members (L-R) Keith Long, Eddy Crook, Mary Crawford and Barry McPhee, and Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien at the opening of the new Peregian Beach Community House earlier this…
Mayor Clare Stewart (left) with Peregian Beach Community House members (L-R) Keith Long, Eddy Crook, Mary Crawford and Barry McPhee, and Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien at the opening of the new Peregian Beach Community House earlier this…
IT’s BEEN a hard industry to monitor however Noosa residents can rest easy to some extent with the introduction of the shire’s new short stay law which will allow residents to report problems with neighbouring short-stay accommodation properties 24 hours…
Visitors and residents alike to Noosa are being asked to be extra cautious and help stop the spread of COVID with just the Noosa Council region recording more than 1300 COVID cases since Christmas. Whilst people may not be infected,…
A new local law aimed at managing the impact of short-stay properties on residential amenity is set to take effect next year. Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart said the Short-Stay Letting Local Law would also protect guests by introducing minimum safety…
A modest operating surplus and a general rate rise of no more than CPI for most ratepayers are the cornerstones of the Noosa Council budget, handed down recently. Mayor Clare Stewart said the budget represents Council’s commitment to deliver on…
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart has instigated a roundtable discussion with key stakeholders to find a set of suitable solutions for Noosa’s Coastal Hazard Adaptation Plan (CHAP). Cr Stewart said she wanted to work through the community’s genuine concerns about the plan…
Residents are invited to have a say on Noosa Council’s Draft 2021/22 Budget. Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart said the $153 million draft budget responded to priorities residents put forward during online and face-to-face budget consultations earlier this year. “We’ve considered…
NOOSA Council has negotiated an extension of time to finalise its Coastal Hazard Adaptation Plan (CHAP) until November this year. CEO Brett de Chastel said the extension would allow more time to consult with the community on concerns they have…
Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Llew O’Brien, Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart and Kane Constructions representatives at the site of the new Peregian Beach Community House last week. Photo: Contributed Civil works for…