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Understanding Culture + Connection
First Australians have called this land home for · Partner on nature-based restoration work proposed After the war, professional fishing and prawning Legend
tens of thousands of years. The Noosa River and along the foreshore to improve resilience and increased significantly. Boat hire businesses
Local and State Heritage Places
the surrounding country belonged to countless natural values. for amateur fisherfolk and holidaymakers were
generations of the Kabi Kabi First Nation. The estuary · Incorporating economic opportunities for long- established on Gympie Terrace, along with yachting Non-exclusive Kabi Kabi Native
was full of fish and oysters, and the land was rich term, sustainable and intergenerational benefit and rowing clubs. Title as per determination in June 2024
with casuarina, ash, gums, mahogany, honeysuckle, for Kabi Kabi, including through activities such as Some of these early businesses such as Terrace Boat
bloodwood, stringy bark, tea tree, scrub tree and box cultural tours. Hire (T Boats), O Boats and Maisie’s Restaurant still
tree.
Colonial interest in the Noosa region began with operate on the foreshore. Ely Park and Massoud Park
Extensive engagement including a Walk on Country timber in the early 1860s. Tewantin was established as are named for early families in the area and Chaplin
was undertaken with the Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal a port for the local timber industry and to supply the Park is named for former Noosa Shire Councillor
Corporation to embed opportunities to recognise and booming town of Gympie. In the 1870s and 1880s a Frederick Chaplin.
respect their deep cultural and spiritual connection to small number of miners and families from Gympie built The Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023 identified the
the foreshore. houses on the bank downriver from Tewantin. This importance of adding to the network of heritage walks
Across the entire foreshore, Council and Kabi Kabi area became known as ‘Gympie Terrace’. in the Shire. At least 20 stories have been identified
plan to partner on: By 1933, there were about 60 houses and shops that could be included in a ‘heritage walk’ or ‘story
at Gympie Terrace. During the Second World War, walk’, along the foreshore to bring the area’s history to
· Embodying Kabi Kabi connection as a foundational
troops from the 2/14th Battalion were stationed locally life for the Noosa community and visitors.
theme for community experience of the foreshore. CE
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· Incorporate Kabi Kabi stories, history and language for training in amphibious vehicles on the river and The master plan intends for interpretation signs T OR
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on signage throughout the public space. Lake Weyba. They were fed by Maisie Massoud from displaying stories of the rich history of the foreshore to GY T FO
the wood fired ovens at her family’s café on Gympie EAS
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