BEACH fires have no place on our coastline, and lighting fires on the beach is not only illegal, but it can leave behind a hidden danger, with Noosa Council warning that hot coals and embers can remain dangerous for hours…
WITH the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) forecasting a hot summer and the potential for heatwaves, bushfires, storms and flash-flooding, Sunshine Coast and Noosa residents are being encouraged to take simple steps now to prepare. Coolum residents only have to think…
RESIDENTS in the Tewantin region can look to seeing light at the end of the tunnel with the traffic woes as a result of works to the Doonella bridge passing a significant milestone, with major concrete works completed. The concrete…
A JOINT CRACKDOWN on illegal camping across the Noosa Shire is continuing, with dozens of fines issued as council and police target people using public spaces as unofficial campgrounds. Recent early morning patrols by Noosa Council officers, assisted by Queensland Police, resulted in…
NOOSA celebrated Queensland Day on Saturday, June 6, by honouring 61 community members at a special commemorative event at ‘The J’ in Noosa Junction. More than 130 community members came together for the event, which was hosted by the Independent…
DOG owners in the Noosa Council region are being asked to pay their expired pet registration in order to avoid a fine. Noosa dog owners whose pet registration expired between June 1 and November 30 of 2025 need to renew now or risk a $333 fine. Local Laws Manager Clint…
NOOSA Council is making it easier for residents to access sports equipment via their new ‘SportsBox’ program – participants can try a range of popular sports for free. Pickleball sets, basketballs and netballs are available to hire from the blue SportsBox lockers located at Stan Topper…
THE LATEST quarterly data reveals further inroads made into protecting neighbourhoods from the impacts of short-term accommodation – a key action of Noosa’s Destination Management Plan (DMP). “Noosa’s DMP is about protecting the lifestyle we all value – that means…
SINCE the calculated fraud attack which targeted our Council in December 2024, we’ve successfully recovered a further $200,000, bringing the total amount recovered to $640,000. This reduces the original $2.3 million loss to $1.7 million. I want to reassure the…
PEOPLE accessing beaches along Noosa Council’s Eastern Beaches region with their four-legged friends will find a series of new signage installed in an effort to help dog owners know where they can and can’t take their dogs. Noosa Council has…