Hundreds of gifts and gift cards are on their way to Noosa families in need this Christmas thanks to local residents’ generous support of the Mayor’s Christmas Appeal.
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Noosa ratepayers will receive their Noosa Council rate notices in the mail this week.
Here’s a chance to have a chat to a councillor in a relaxed and informal setting. Noosa councillors will visit different parts of the shire on the last Friday every month for a community chat and infor
Nearly 80 per cent of Noosa businesses managed to continue to operate during the height of the restrictions of the global coronavirus pandemic,
Councillors have unanimously supported a decision to opt out of buying the Tewantin TAFE complex, due to the hefty financial impacts of COVID-19.
Council will establish a Stakeholder Reference Group made up of representatives of key Noosa River user groups and organisations.
Noosa has a new planning blueprint for the future with Council formally adopting the New Noosa Plan 2020.
Local charities have teamed up with Noosa Council to provide meals for locals doing it tough.
A $27 million capital works program features in this year’s $125 million Noosa Council budget, with a focus on delivering key infrastructure projects in the hinterland.
Community amenities and sporting facilities across Noosa are set for almost $1 million in much needed improvements, as part of Council’s 2020-21 budget.
Noosa Councillors have delivered a freeze on rates notices as part of a “grassroots-style” $125 million budget that strives to guide residents and business on the COVID-19 road to recovery.
Noosa Council has sought assurances from Queensland Health officials about the decision to base St Kilda AFL team in Noosa.
A new Council initiative is encouraging over 65s to bend and stretch in a bid for better wellbeing.
Fifteen key community projects are on the radar, thanks to $2 million funding from the State's Unite and Recover Stimulus Package given to Noosa Council.
Pedestrians and cyclists using Gympie Terrace – between Albert and Cloudsley Streets – can now enjoy an even safer journey, with the completion of a $2M works project.
TWO big hearted Noosa based businesses have come to the rescue of community and sport groups to help them bounce back from COVID-19
