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Noosa ratepayers will begin to receive their Noosa Council rates notices in the mail from tomorrow. Payment is due by 14 August to qualify for a 5% discount on the general rate. Noosa Council offers a

Noosa is dumping more than 11,000 tonnes of organic waste in landfill annually, swallowing up space and producing 70% of Council’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions. It’s a situation t

Noosa's World War I stories will reach a global audience care of a $10,000 State Library of Queensland grant. The grant will allow Noosa Library Service to publish the Noosa’s War Front proj

It can be challenging keeping track of finances in today’s fast-paced world, with rapidly changing technology adding a further layer of complexity to banking and spending. But help is at hand at

Noosa Council CEO Brett de Chastel has congratulated teams in this year’s GovHack competition on their creative use of open government data. At the inaugural GovHack Sunshine Coast event six tea

Noosa Council is now accepting applications in the first round of the new Festive Season Grants program. Festive Season Grants provide support for public events such as Australia Day celebrations, New

Work to rehabilitate the Munna Point Bridge will begin within three months, following completion of design work, after Council on Thursday awarded the construction tender to Marine and Civil Maintenan

The community can have a say, from Monday July 6, on a major development application for the expansion of Noosa Civic. Noosa Council Planning and Environment Manager Kerri Coyle said the public notifi

Noosa community organisations will share in close to half a million dollars’ worth of funding in the first round of Council’s new Community Grants Program. In July Council will distribute

Noosa Council has signed off on the topic for Noosa’s second community jury when it begins sitting in August. A new 24-member jury will be asked: “How can we manage the Noosa River better?

Noosa Mayor Noel Playford has welcomed Kin Kin’s inclusion in the federal government’s $100 million Mobile Black Spot Program. The hinterland town will gain a new mobile phone base station

Mayor Noel Playford says Noosa ratepayers have gained better service and avoided general rate increases of almost 7% thanks to deamalgamation. His comments follow Noosa’s 2015/2016 budget adopti

Tait Duke Cottage, which stood proud at the heart of Tewantin for close to a century, will soon be moved to its new home. Contractor Wrights Brothers House Removals will transport the old house from W

Noosa Library Service is set to become the first Australian public library to recruit a NAO humanoid robot. The fully-programmable robot’s mission is to provide fun and practical robotics and co

A solar-powered litter bin trial is among a raft of new initiatives included in Noosa Council’s amended draft budget, due to be adopted on 29 June. Cr Joe Jurisevic said the new technology would