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BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE OCTOBER 2023

Posted by SB Office | Oct 10, 2023 | Environment & Animal Protection, Fishing and Boating, Transport and Main Roads

Per our March Noosa 360 update, the awaited report from Noosa Council staff was released in June for the Noosa Councillors to consider in relation to advocating for state funding for any extra or increased boating...

Newsletter September 2023 – Edition #62

Posted by SB Office | Oct 2, 2023 | Newsletters

It has been a really big month, so forgive that we were not able to fit everything in as it would...

POLICIES AND POSITIONS OF AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT SEPTMBER 2023

Posted by SB Office | Sep 7, 2023 | Media

As an Independent Member of Parliament (MP), Sandy at times is asked about her policies and where...

Newsletter April 2023 – Edition #57

Posted by SB Office | May 9, 2023 | Newsletters

There are many occasions to share this month including ANZAC Day highlighted on Page 4, and the...

RESPONSE TO COOLOOLA GREAT WALK QUESTIONS APRIL 2023

Posted by SB Office | Apr 11, 2023 | Environment & Animal Protection

The Kabi Kabi Registered Native Title Claimants (Kabi Kabi RNTC) have provided the following responses in italics to questions asked (in green) to our office following a women’s gathering at Poona Lake. Where responses concern...

Newsletter March 2023 – Edition #56

Posted by SB Office | Mar 31, 2023 | Newsletters

So much to share from Parliament and here at home this month including on the Cooloola Great Walk,...

Newsletter January 2023 – Edition #54

Posted by SB Office | Feb 6, 2023 | Newsletters

A massive ‘Happy New Year’ to all fellow Noosans, I trust you enjoyed the holiday season which had...

COOLOOLA GREAT WALK ECOTOURISM PROJECT UPDATE OCTOBER 2022

Posted by SB Office | Oct 19, 2022 | Environment & Animal Protection

In response to ongoing advocacy from our office and residents alike, the Department of Environment and Science (DES) have proposed that two sites be relocated to alternative sites along the route. We have been advised the...

Newsletter August/September 2022 – Edition #52

Posted by SB Office | Sep 13, 2022 | Newsletters

A month of transit hence a late edition! With three sittings of Parliament, adjusting to our...

PUBLIC TRANSPORT SEPTEMBER 2022

Posted by SB Office | Sep 8, 2022 | Transport and Main Roads

Further to an announcement regarding investment in the Southern Sunshine Coast public transport network and bus service increases and extensions, we enquired with Transport & Main Roads (TMR) as to whether a similar strategy...

COOLOOLA GREAT WALK ECOTOURISM PROJECT UPDATE AUGUST 2022

Posted by SB Office | Aug 25, 2022 | Camping and National Parks, Environment & Animal Protection

In response to questions and concerns raised at a Cootharaba Community Association meeting earlier in the year, the Department of Environment (DES), has provided the following responses. Issue CCA question/request Proposed...

Newsletter July 2022 – Edition #51

Posted by SB Office | Aug 6, 2022 | Newsletters

In amongst Estimate preparations, moving both bed and office ahead of the Parliamentary annex...

COOLOOLA GREAT WALK UPDATE JUNE 2022

Posted by SB Office | Jun 9, 2022 | Camping and National Parks, Environment & Animal Protection

The recent Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Summit at the Sunshine Coast Conference Centre, 30 years after Mabo, was one of the biggest gatherings ever of this kind. Convened in...

QUEENSLAND DAY AWARDS 2022 RECIPIENTS

Posted by SB Office | Jun 7, 2022 | QLD Day Awards

To access alll photos from the event, head here. Order of ceremony is alphabetical as per...

NATIVE TITLE, LAND RIGHTS & COOLOOLA GREAT WALK CONSULTATION – A SUMMARY

Posted by SB Office | May 16, 2022 | Camping and National Parks, Environment & Animal Protection

With concerns coming to our office regarding the Cooloola Great Walk Ecotourism Project (CGWEP), a project between the QLD State Government, a private company CABN and the Kabi Kabi peoples, and the many often confusing...