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Where was the budget spent? Operating revenue – where the money came from
Council spends significant amounts of ratepayer funds providing a range of services to the Noosa community. Throughout the financial year, Council received a total of $123.7 million in operating revenues (rates, fees,
operating grants), $24.6 million in capital revenues (developer contributions, capital grants) and $5.8 million
A summary of the cost of the services for our major service areas is provided in Figure 2. Spending on these recorded as revenue from Council’s share of investment in Unitywater.
services (including roads, bridges, parks, community facilities and waste management) makes up a significant
component of Council’s annual budget. Figure 4 outlines the sources of Council’s operating revenues including Unitywater distributions received in 2022/23.
Figure 2 Key Council revenue sources include:
Operating Cost of Core Council Services 2022/23 ($’000)
— Rates and utility charges comprising general rates, charges for waste collection and disposal, special rates
such as the environment levy as well as other separate rates and special charges.
$30,000
$25,000
— Fees and charges include a range of regulatory fees and charges as well as revenue from commercial
operations such as holiday parks and waste management.
$20,000
$15,000
— Interest revenue includes the return from the investment of available cash.
$10,000
Noosa Council Annual Report 2022 - 2023
$5,000 — Revenue from other income includes tax payments from Council’s shareholding in Unitywater.
$0
Figure 4
Operating Revenue Sources 2022/23
3% Other Income
17% Fees & Charges
Statement of Comprehensive Income
This statement (also known as the profit and loss) Figure 3 3% Interest Revenue
measures how Council performed financially in relation to Council Net Result Financial Performance 2022/23 ($’000)
funding its operations during the financial year. In simple
6% Grants & Other
terms, it summarises how much money was received 2021/22 2022/23 Revenue
by Council and how much was spent in a particular ($’000) ($’000)
year. Figure 3 summarises Council’s 2022/23 financial 64%Rates & Utility Charges
performance. Revenue 135,376 151,193
7% Unitywater
The 2022/23 net result of $16.7 million includes non- Expenses 117,416 134,430
operational items such as revenue received specifically
Net Result 17,960 16,763
to fund capital expenditure (including grants and
subsidies and developer contributions), Council’s share of
Unitywater’s annual profit and movements in investment The removal of $12.6 million of non-operational items The above breakdown in operating revenue confirms that Council continues to have significant control over the
property valuations. This result also includes an increase shows Council’s actual operating deficit to be $4.1 million majority of its income sources, and as a result is not reliant on other levels of government or external agencies to
in Council’s landfill restoration provision of $8.8 million. (including the equity share of profit in Unitywater). maintain its financial independence.
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