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Council’s venues and facilities are gearing up for the school holidays with an exciting events program for kids of all ages. The program provides free and low-cost activities such as craft works

Tewantin’s water playground is set to make a splash in time for summer with the planned reopening just weeks away. Project officer Adam Britton says work to upgrade the facility is well underway

Tewantin's RSL Park is set to gain a new playground, with work to replace the existing equipment to begin next month. Council will relocate the playground slightly to the north, as part of the pro

Interested Peregian residents, Councillors and Council staff met recently at the Peregian Community House to discuss the new concept plans under further review for the Rufous Street site after public&

A staff exchange program is netting fresh idea ideas from across the Tasman, with Council welcoming New Zealand local government employee Susan Jones to Noosa. Ms Jones is human resources and administ

Motorists are advised to expect delays of up to 15 minutes next week along David Low Way, Peregian Beach, while asphalt resurfacing of the road is carried out. The works are being undertaken between C

Noosa Library’s new walking, talking humanoid robot is about to gain a name! Programs officer Liz Bleechmore says the Library has received more than 50 entries in the NAO Robot naming competitio

With warmer weather comes faster weed growth, but with a little know-how Noosa residents can help weaken weeds’ grip on the shire’s parks and gardens. “Council and the community have

Council has named a Cooroy park Fenwick Park in a tribute to a well-known local family. The Fenwick family has a long connection with Cooroy having started the town's first sawmill. Fred Fenwick a

Council is reminding residents to watch out for wildlife as Save the Koala Month begins. “Koalas, as with birds and other native animals, are very active in spring and we can all help tackle som

Local Disaster Coordinator Martin Drydale is urging residents to join their local State Emergency Service (SES) branch. Mr Drydale said SES volunteers provided a vital service to the community during

Council is encouraging community groups with questions about changes to state planning legislation to make use of information sessions being held next month. The Department of Infrastructure, Local Go

Council is reviewing more than 1000 comments from the Peregian Beach consultation day intended to capture the community’s wishes on ways to improve the town. Infrastructure Planning and Design M

Council will workshop the timing and costs involved in implementing the Noosa Community Jury’s plan to slash the 11,000 tonnes of organic waste Noosa sends to landfill annually. Council last nig

Noosa Council will reactivate its Ringtail Creek quarry to supply materials for the $4.7 million Dr Pages Road upgrade. Planning and Infrastructure Director Martin Drydale said activating the quarry s