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Liveability
People highly value Noosa’s unique lifestyle which balances
health, wellbeing, recreation and opportunity within our
renowned natural and built environment. Our residents enjoy
the benefit of towns, villages, and rural areas with distinct
characteristics. They live within a connected, supportive,
and inclusive community linked by shared values. People’s
individual needs are assisted through appropriate services
Noosa Council Annual Report 24/25
and infrastructure to maximise wellbeing and resilience.
Council’s objective is to retain and enhance these aspects
that underpin our prized lifestyle.
Our thriving community, arts, cultural, sporting and leisure
sectors facilitate a rich community life.
A diverse range of services, facilities and amenities are well
maintained and accessible to cater for our broad range
of community needs, regardless of age, ability, or budget.
Our aim is to maintain and improve these into the future.
Council is proactively seeking to address the housing crisis
in our community and manage impacts on liveability, with an
increase in resourcing, commitment, and investment. Council
cannot do this alone and will look to partner with all levels of
government, industry, and the housing sector to create an
inclusive Noosa community where everybody has access to
safe, secure housing they can afford. Noosa Shire is striving
to have an efficient, free flowing, innovative transport system
that enhances resident and visitor experiences, and results in
sustainable environmental outcomes. Our movement system
facilitates the movement of people and goods – it prioritises
pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport rather than cars.
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