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Key Achievements
Awards and Recognition
This financial year, Council has been successful in achieving various industry sector awards for its projects. Council is
proud to deliver first class innovations to our organisation and community.
Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia Local Government Mutual Scheme (LGMS) Risk Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards Local Government Association of Queensland
Queensland (IPWEAQ) Excellence Awards Excellence Awards (LGAQ) 2023 Excellence in Local Government
Noosa Regional Gallery has been recognised at Communications Awards
Noosa Council was named among Queensland’s best Noosa Council won gold for the South East Queensland the Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards as joint
public infrastructure projects in the Institute of Public region in the LGMS Risk Excellence Awards. Mayor winner for their 2021 exhibition event, ‘Floating Land: at Council’s Communication and Engagement Team
Works Engineering Australasia Queensland (IPWEAQ) Clare Stewart received the risk excellence award on the edge of ideas’. has been crowned the inaugural winner of the Local
Excellence Awards. behalf of Council at the 2022 LGAQ Annual Conference. Government Association of Queensland 2023
Sharing first place for the category ‘Projects: Excellence in Local Government Communications
The Tablelands Road Bridge B replacement project “It’s a brilliant acknowledgement of Noosa Council’s Organisations with Paid Staff’ with Cooktown Museum/ award. It’s a strong achievement for the team of seven,
took out the award for best project between $1 million exceptional governance and risk management National Trust of Australia Queensland and their overcoming several much bigger councils to receive the
Noosa Council Annual Report 2022 - 2023
and $2 million in the IPWEAQ Excellence Awards. strategies,” the Mayor said. project ‘Reimagining James Cook Museum; Noosa accolade.
Regional Gallery have been honoured within a highly
The project team developed a bespoke design solution “This award recognises the collaborative efforts competitive field of finalists including HOTA, Museum Judges said, “the exceptional quality and consistency
to construct the replacement bridge on the same between councillors and our executive team to drive the of Brisbane, State Library of Queensland, and The of its work with a vocal, passionate and parochial
alignment as the existing and developed a detailed plan highest standards.” University of Queensland Art Museum, to name a few. community, this small team’s output is making a
to ensure accessibility was a focus during construction. considerable positive impact on council and its
The award recognises Council’s efforts over the “Being named joint recipient of this award is a fantastic operations.”
The awards program – now in its 20th year – serves as a past two years to develop a new risk management way to end a super busy year” reflects Noosa Regional
wider benchmark of innovation and achievement across policy. Council adopted the new Enterprise Risk and Gallery Director and Floating Land Curator Michael Manager Ken Furdek said, “we’ve had a big year,
the sector and recognises efforts and outcomes beyond Opportunity Management Policy in September this year Brennan. which started with the 2022 Floods last February and
the ordinary. – the culmination of a lengthy project involving key staff culminated with the introduction of a new community
and elected officials. “The gallery team is particularly passionate about being engagement framework, staff toolkit and a re-brand
Infrastructure Services Director, Larry Sengstock ambitious and innovative with the cultural experiences of the organisation. We work well as a team, share
welcomed the recognition of a job well done. we deliver, and 2021’s Floating Land: at the edge of responsibilities and everyone has really embraced the
ideas reflected this.” SPARC values,” Ken said.
“From our staff, through to the contractors and all
involved in the project, it’s been a great team effort to Presented by Museums and Galleries
deliver a great outcome for our hinterland residents,” Queensland, the peak professional body for the
Mr Sengstock said. public museum and gallery sector in Queensland,
GAMAA honours the achievements of individuals
The Tablelands Road Bridge B project is a joint initiative and organisations recognised as ‘striving towards
of Noosa Council and the Australian Government excellence’.
through its Bridges Renewal Program.
“The Noosa Regional Gallery team continues setting out
to raise the bar for our internationally respected art and
environment event, ‘Floating Land’ as it reflects so much
of what Noosa is about” says Brennan.
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