Tag: noosa2040

Betty's 2040 was a long time coming. She found it hard to keep up with real life developments and swayed from apocalyptic visions to describing a hopeful and utopian one.

Looking out the window over the Noosa River, awaiting my interview with Mayor Barry Goodenough, I was impressed at how successful the oyster hatcheries had become.

Judy Barrass delivered her 2040 vision for Noosa - a fairly dystopian one with the ‘Boys Club’ environmentalists and the NPA finally run out of town by business interests back in the early 2020’s. Enjoy!

Desiré Gralton's vision for Noosa 2040 includes a changing of the old guards towards more diversity, better transport infrastructure, legal rights for nature and an innovative carbon credits scheme sparked by the Earth Tech Challenge.

Keith Jackson's vision for Noosa 2040 revolves around what we might aspire to rather than what we’re likely to get. Keith believes Noosa Council should commit itself to a 2040 vision; a long-term blueprint to guide present decisions and their execution.

Noosa has the basics to be a successful tourist town but has some drawbacks. In a warm climate with a north facing beach and...

Attending a recent screening of 2040 caused some serious reflection on whether we really can engineer our way out of this mess humans have created. With Council elections approaching, it's the perfect time to ask what sort of future Noosa we are heading for. Open Noosa invites future scenarios for this place we call home.