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Noosa residents are already some of the best recyclers in Australia with nearly 5000 residents voluntarily recycling their garden waste. Council is calling on all residents to ramp up their recycling

Council has extended the free garden waste drop-off period to help residents still cleaning up in the wake of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie. Residents can now drop off their garden waste for free at Noos

Council has launched a new publication series to promote Noosa as a great place to do business. The Noosa, Good for Business e-guide promotes Noosa’s competitive advantages and attempts to lever

If in doubt, chuck it out – that’s the message from Noosa Council’s Environmental Health Department following widespread power outages. Environmental Health Coordinator Geoff Atherfo

Council work crews are clearing fallen trees this morning as the clean-up following ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie continues. Noosa’s Local Disaster Coordinator Alan ‘Fox’ Rogers said re

Over 9,500 homes are now without power in Noosa Shire across 12 areas including: Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin, Sunrise Beach, Cooroibah, Boreen Point, Cootharaba, North Shore, Lake MacDonald, Coo

Noosa Council has closed the Noosa Aquatic Centre, Noosa Leisure Centre, Regional Gallery and libraries from 1pm today, and the Eumundi Road Landfill from 3pm, as the remnants of Cyclone Debbie pass t

The Bureau of Meteorology has advised that the weather is set to worsen this afternoon and that there is a serious risk of flash flooding for the Noosa’s coast and hinterland later today. The hi

Noosa Shire Council’s Local Disaster Coordination Centre is now open in anticipation of flash flooding caused by forecasted rainfall of up to 400mm this afternoon and evening. Damaging wind gust

Skip the pressure of parking this Easter with Council’s free holiday buses. Travel will be free on five local TransLink bus routes from April 8 – 17, with a free shuttle on the road betwee

4.21pm 29 March 2017 Noosa’s Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) is standing by ready to respond to forecast heavy rain and strong winds, expected to hit the Sunshine Coast region tomorrow. &

4.21pm 29 March 2017 Noosa’s Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) is standing by ready to respond to forecast heavy rain and strong winds, expected to hit the Sunshine Coast region tomorrow. &

Skip the pressure of parking this Easter with Council’s free holiday buses. Travel will be free on five local TransLink bus routes from April 8 – 17, with a free shuttle on the road betwee

Noosa and Sunshine Coast Councils have partnered with Regional Development Australia (RDA) in a bid to secure Commonwealth jobs for the region. The two councils and RDA Sunshine Coast have penned a jo

Council is calling for feedback on Noosa’s Draft Transport Strategy. More than a thousand ideas, submitted by the community last year, have helped shape the draft. It’s open for comment un