Noosa River, South East Queensland’s healthiest waterways lost it’s A rating in the 2009 Healthy Waterways Report Card.  The forum was held at 6:00pm on Monday 16^th November at the Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club. This is the media release inviting community groups to attend.

This Policy Position on Managing and Rehabilitating the Noosa River has been jointly developed and endorsed by the Noosa Residents and Ratepayers Association, the Noosa Integrated Catchment Association, Noosa Parks Association and the Noosa District Landcare Group.

This letter calls on the Minister to urgently review the matching Queensland Government Investment for the coming financial year to recognise the significance to the state of the Iconic Noosa Biosphere.

Housing Forum - can you be Green when you’re in the Red?  This is the media release for the Forum held on 22 April 2010, which highlights the need to investigate future options and challenges for sustainable and affordable housing in Noosa. See Calendar of Events for more details.

Noosa’s Community Groups unite to Lobby for Action for the Noosa River. This media release highlights the main action points that resulted from the above River Forum.

Housing Forum says new planning scheme must address sustainable affordability. The media release explains that Noosa must provide a broader range of housing types. Also Noosa Community Radio has put  together a series of interviews of speakers etc. from the Housing Forum  which can be listened to from the following link:

http://www.noosacommunityradio.org/the-coast-has-a-serious-housing-problem/#more-2341

Media Release for a community forum targeting topical issues for the coastal Noosa area including the Noosa Junction Place-making strategy and the remediation plans for Park Rd. 

This forum is in response to calls from residents for more consultation on issues of importance to them and Cr Green will be the guest speaker.

   www.oscar.org.au

This OSCAR Media Release has good information on the unsustainable level of rates increases.  OSCAR's core business is essentially Council planning and financial issues across the whole Sunshine Coast, with much emphasis on sustainable, well-planned population growth.  OSCAR is the only such organisation operating across the whole coast.

This NRRA Media Release invites all Noosa Residents and Ratepayers to attend the Next meeting on 31 May 2011 where ‘Ratepayers Get Opportunity to Learn About Council Services’ with guest speaker Cr Russell Green.

In this NRRA Media Release our new  Water Rates Project Officer is announced.