Noosa Council’s Community Grants Program has received a revamp for 2025, with community feedback driving the addition of new Quick Response Grants.
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Environment and climate change adaptation projects in need of a cash boost could be eligible for up to $30,000 worth of funding from Noosa Council.
Do you want to discover family history, troubleshoot technology or even learn a new language? You can do all of that and much more in your local library.
Residents are encouraged to lodge a submission over a proposed development in Tewantin under the State Facilitated Development program.
New social housing will be delivered as promised and formerly unusable council land freed up for other uses after Council last week approved “a once-in-a-generation opportunity” for Noosa Shire.
The state government’s introduction and continuation of 50-cent public transport fares has enabled Noosa Council to drive a number of positive changes to its Go Noosa Holiday program.
Is 2025 the year you discover your best self? Noosa Council’s popular Living Well Program can put you on the right path, with low-cost health and wellbeing activities to suit everybody.
The latest data measuring the effectiveness of Queensland’s first and only short-stay letting local law shows positive trends and room for improvement.
The Main Beach Reserve car park, next to Noosa Surf Club, will be closed to all public traffic from 1am on New Year’s Eve, to support Queensland Police and emergency services.
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.
Helping seniors solve digital dilemmas has earned major recognition for seven tech savvy Noosa teens.
New traffic measures will take effect in Hastings Street from December 20 to January 6 to help ease congestion, improve safety and the visitor experience during the busiest time of the year.
Revised Planning scheme amendments, endorsed by Council, aim to deliver greater choice of housing and meet state-imposed dwelling targets
There is renewed hope that Noosa has avoided massively over-scale development, thanks to a new bill and game-changing approaches from the newly elected LNP state government.
Twenty community organisations have shared in funding to the tune of more than $190,000 in the latest round of Noosa Council's Community Project Grants.
