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2019-09-12 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 12 SEPTEMBER 2019
1.3. Advertising & Media Releases
Extensive media advertising occurred through the consultation period. This included:
Local television and radio news coverage
Multiple media releases which lead to articles and editorials
Paid feature ads in Noosa News, Noosa Today, Cooroy Rag and Cooroora Connect
Television commercials through Channel 7 Sunshine Coast
Stories around short term letting of holiday homes particularly received attention with multiple
articles in local newspapers as well as Sunshine Coast Daily and the Brisbane Times.
Various letters to the editor during the consultation period also occurred regularly.
1.4. Website and Your Say Noosa
The draft Noosa Plan was available for viewing on Council’s website via Your Say Noosa website.
This page also provided over 20 fact sheets on key topics in the Noosa Plan including:
The various towns and villages addressed in Local Plans
Rural and Rural Residential areas
Centre Zones
Industry Zones
Dwelling Houses
Working from Home
Use of Residential Properties for small scale visitor accommodation
Tourist Accommodation
Food and Beverage businesses
Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands Overlay
Flooding, coastal hazards and climate change
Overlays and Subdivision
The Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP)
A series of short video clips were also developed on the following topics:
Starting new businesses
Housing choice
Rural Areas
These clips were used in social media posts, available on Council’s website and formed part of the
TV ad campaign.
1.5. Social Media
During the course of the consultation period regular posts were put on Council’s Facebook page
highlighting changes in the draft Plan and promoting “pop-up” sessions. Statistics indicate
Facebook ads reached 34,048 people and 16,763 people watched at least 75% of the video.
Individual Councillors used their own pages to raise awareness of the plan. The draft Plan also
received substantial attention on other social media sites such as the Noosa Community Notice
Board and led to at least one community of interest page dedicated to the draft Plan.
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