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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 1 - Annual Report 2021-22
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2021 - 22 Annual Report
• Ageing Well and Connecting Noosa programs have been hugely popular in helping community
members improve their physical and emotional wellbeing as well as creating connections
between people.
• Community organisations have been supported as they strive to recover from COVID-19
impacts and continue to play a key role in the fabric of our community. A key highlight includes
the relocation of the Noosa Community Garden to its new site in Wallace Park.
• Floating Land 2021: at the edge of ideas was a
huge success with over 57,000 people attending
Noosa’s 16-day arts in the environment biennale.
Over 30 installations and performances were
delivered across Boreen Point and Park Road
Boardwalk.
• The feasibility process to explore the potential for
a new Noosa Regional Gallery continues with
the community engagement completed and site
analysis commenced.
• Construction of the new Peregian Beach
Community House and Greenspace was
completed. Work is underway on the next stage of
the development of this precinct with the
refurbishment of the old Community House as an extension of the Peregian Digital Hub.
• Work has commenced on a new Noosa Council Waste Strategy to plan for long-term
sustainable waste management, increase diversion of resources from landfill and reduce carbon
emissions. In the meantime, Council staff are introducing new ways to help re-use and recycle
with our first “Give a Sheet” drive to collect unwanted sheets, household linen and clothing.
• Completed construction of the world class Cooroy/Hinterland All Abilities Adventure
Playground after weathering the catastrophic flood events in February. The playground has
proved to be a huge attraction and has benefitted Cooroy traders and the profile of the town.
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