Transparency, accountability and good governance are fundamental to a healthy democracy. Queenslanders deserve confidence that public funds are spent wisely, government decisions properly scrutinised, and elected representatives genuine opportunities to…
Read MoreRead our September 2026 newsletter! With everything from the Queensland Budget Estimates to Noosa River and housing updates, the Tewantin Bypass, e-bike changes, shark control and whale entanglements, plus so…
Read MoreAs discussed in our July update, the public comment period on Noosa Council’s EPBC referral for the Beckmans Road upgrade (Tewantin Bypass Stage 2) had closed, with the outcome to determine the project’s next steps. We…
Read MoreFurther to an earlier update outlining the Noosa River Marine Zone restrictions impacting jet ski usage in the Noosa River or Personal Watercraft (PWC) as they are referred to, the following information is provided to clarify Queensland regulations as our office…
Read MoreBackground Parliamentary committees in Queensland perform vital oversight of government activity, including changes to legislation. This is usually done by an Upper House, however in 1922, despite Queenslanders wanting some…
Read MoreIn response to funding a transport pilot for Noosa residents to Sunshine Coast University Hospital to demonstrate the need for a transport option other than general public transport, state government…
Read MoreThe final stage of the Noosa River Management Plan commenced on 1 January 2026, introducing a 28-day anchoring limit across the entire river system. As mentioned in our September 2025…
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Many residents contact our office seeking help with legal matters; however, it is important to understand the role of a Member of Parliament (MP) and the separation of powers that…
Read MorePeople often ask about how local government fits into the state government legislation that provides its head of powers and who has oversight of them. These questions are usually asked…
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TMR have completed a $1 million project on Kin Kin Road funded by the Queensland Government’s Targeted Road Safety program to boost safety on Kin Ki...
Read MoreFuture safety upgrades to Eumundi-Noosa Road will be identified through a $200,000 Palaszczuk Government funded planning study. Acting Transport and M...
Read MoreSeqwater will be seeking feedback from stakeholders and the local community in August and September 2018 to better understand the potential impacts of...
Read MoreWe can advise that the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is undertaking a study of the full length of Eumundi-Noosa Road to determine futur...
Read MoreQueensland Health is undertaking a review of palliative care services to develop an informed & strategic approach for the future. Consultation clo...
Read MoreThe Draft Noosa River Plan is now open for your input and feedback. It focuses on both land-based and on-river activities and the consideration of tra...
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