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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The impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic has forced Council to defer the annual kerbside rubbish collection. But residents will be given a say on its long-term future.
Seven Noosa arts projects have shared in just over $30,500 in Council’s latest round of Regional Arts Development Fund grants.
Additional footpaths across the Noosa shire and much needed improvements to community facilities are locked in thanks to $1.8 million in COVID funding from the State Government.
A nine-point Business Recovery Plan is helping local businesses return to trade, amid the COVID-19 restrictions.
Council has unveiled a plan which will give residents a chance to provide feedback to help shape future budgets.
Council has increased its fire mitigation measures and added three extra cool burns as part of this year's Bushfire Readiness Program.
The $3 million upgrade of Hilton Terrace reaches a key milestone later this month, with work to start on the new roundabout at the intersection of Ernest Street and Hilton Terrace.
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart has been connecting with her counterparts from neighbouring councils in the spirit of collaboration.
The Noosa Aquatic Centre, Noosa Leisure Centre, Cooroy and Noosaville Libraries will reopen on Monday 15 June, with public health plans in place.
Some of Noosa's skate parks, picnic shelters and larger playgrounds will reopen this week, in line with easing COVID-19 restrictions.
Noosa businesses can help shape the recovery of the local economy by taking part in a COVID-19 business survey.
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart is taking the local business community’s fears about extended border closures to the Queensland Premier.
Council today welcomed a $27.5 million dollar funding announcement from the state government to fix two major Noosa road headaches.
Council has finished its 2019/20 road reseal program early, with 17 hinterland roads resurfaced at a cost of $1.2 million in the past 12 months.
Noosa Regional Gallery has launched an online video art class series for school students.
