The Department of Transport and Main Roads have advised that there will be upcoming maintenance works on Six Mile Bridge #7 scheduled to begin in mid-July 2021 and take place over 3 weeks, weather and construction scheduling...
Read MoreIn response to multiple inquiries regarding what constraints exist and what options are available to report excessive road noise, we have received the following response from the Department of Transport and Main Roads. The...
Read MoreFollowing our advocacy, it was welcomed news that the Sunshine Coast Health and Hospital Service (SCHHS) is now classifying the majority of Noosa residents as Gympie patients (within a tolerance of kilometres), which will allow...
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The month has flown by, and I feel as if I have been in a tumble dryer between Budget, COVID...
Read MoreEMERGENCY Emergency Services 000 https://www.qld.gov.au/emergency Noosa Police Station 5440 8111 https://www.police.qld.gov.au/station/noosa-heads-station Cooroy Police Station 5442 5030...
Read MoreAfter years of advocacy, the announcement that this intersection is to receive a $965,000 upgrade is welcome news. Already identified as an intersection with safety concerns based on accident data, a new right turn lane will...
Read MoreAs always, Budget Week at Parliament is full of expectations, ruminations, and deliberations amongst some frustrations and bleary eyes! From the first ‘trawl through’, there is much good, with literally something for everyone....
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It was a month like no other, from the residual fallout from COVID continuing to create some...
Read MoreFollowing a meeting last week with Transport & Main Roads (TMR) Ministerial staff during Parliament, and as a follow on from our update of 13 May: TMR is looking into options to require contractors to assess haulage routes...
Read MoreThe Department of Transport and Main Roads has advised that ecological surveying for the Six Mile Bridge #7 replacement project will begin in early June 2021 and will take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting....
Read MoreTMR has conducted an Australian National Risk Assessment Model (ANRAM) assessment of Kin Kin Road. Preliminary high-level findings from the assessment include: When ranked in terms of FSI (fatal and severe injury crashes) per...
Read MoreWorks will get underway on the first stage of the Tewantin Bypass in the coming weeks. Design work completed to date had identified the alignment of the new intersection, allowing vegetation clearing and relocation of energy and...
Read MoreIn response to concerns raised regarding reimbursement for vehicle damages incurred along Pomona–Kin Kin Road, the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) have advised the following. If you have suffered damage or loss from...
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From major events to our Anzac Day commemorations, national awards to book launch’s, co-chairing...
Read MoreThe explanation below is in response to questions we continue to receive regarding secondary dwellings. The Queensland Planning Regulation sets out land use definitions that all Councils need to adopt in their planning schemes....
Read MoreCouncil staff recently inspected site and surrounding waterways after heavy rain, together with Department of Environment, including results from water probes in various locations external to the quarry. The result was that the...
Read MoreReports are now available for the dioxin testing of our river, and after a long journey of advocacy for this, very welcomed. Head to https://environment.des.qld.gov.au/management/water/catchment-care#toc-3 and scroll down to the...
Read MoreAs a result of the Cooroy intersection improvements consultation of over a year ago, the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) have advised that they investigated both roundabouts and traffic signals as part of early...
Read MoreThe Department of Environment and Science have recently advised that the current ban on campfires will continue indefinitely within the Cooloola Recreation Area. This decision was made following an ecological assessment of...
Read MoreIn response to turtle hatchlings emerging on Teewah Beach which is an important breeding ground for endangered marine turtles, better protection during turtle season will be discussed at the next Teewah Cooloola Working Group in...
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