You might have noticed - and even supported - Glossy Team Sunrise (GTS), established to save the Glossy Black Cockatoo habitat at Sunrise from destruction. As members of the team leading this advocacy and action, we have been truly humbled by the support and comments from the wider community.
But, unfortunately, some of our supporters might have been duped by Change.org.
On 22 January 2019 Sunrise Beach locals supported by a Glossy expert sat down with Uniting Care and Blue Care representatives to discuss the planned aged care development at Sunrise Beach.
The developer (Uniting Care / Blue Care) was represented...
In 2016, Chinese investment in Australia’s agricultural sector skyrocketed from $300 million to $1 billion – an unprecedented investment boom. John Wood asks what this could mean for Noosa's farmland.
Have you ever stopped to think about how the national parks in our region came to be designated? Their creation was often the result of hard work and intensive campaigning.
On the back of Cr Ingrid Jackson's attempt for more transparency by making General Committee minutes public, Noosa Council has quietly attempted, and failed, in its bid to stifle democratic processes by having a parliamentary citizens e-petition against a...
Last week we met with representatives from Uniting Care / Blue Care to deliver our petition, comments and letters of support. We now turn our efforts back to you Noosa Council. We would like you to support a rethink of the development to make it a biosphere worthy aged care facility.
Organiser of the Black Lives Matter march on the Sunshine Coast event was Sunrise Beach resident Tamika Sadler. Tamika is studying Environmental Science and works as a community organiser and campaigner. Here is what Tamika has to say.
Dusk had well and truly set in as 70 or so protestors milled outside the council chambers. They waved placards showing they were demonstrating against changes to aircraft flight paths which they claimed would affect the peaceful solitude of their lives.
You asked where I stand. This is where I stand on what some call 'medical apartheid' and priorities in this difficult time of division.
