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2020-07-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE AGENDA 7 JULY 2020
Cultural Plan Key Themes Highlights
Two short films were produced with Kabi Kabi traditional
History and Heritage: owners – The Place of Crowes and Tewantin’s Oyster
Feasts
Noosa’s unique and rich heritage will be [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvdA1INDgqQ] and
known and valued by our community, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOhn06xFO4w]
helping to chart a responsible course for Literary event with Jack Charles, actor and Aboriginal
the future elder, attended by nearly 300 people
Heritage Coordinator role and Heritage Unit established
as part of the Libraries & Galleries branch to coordinate
and oversight all heritage related activities, including
management of Heritage Levy
Twenty-seven additional oral histories of significant local
people recorded as part of Noosa Notables project,
contribution to creation of digital stories -
[https://vimeo.com/user44349088]
Ten Heritage Levy funded projects undertaken in 2018/19
and 2019/20:
o Review of Local Heritage Register and supporting
documentation
Kabi Kabi descendants – Place of Crowes o Indigenous Cultural Heritage Project (resulting in
launch short films noted above); co-funded by RADF grant
o Development of Online Cemeteries Search Tool
[https://cemeteries.noosa.qld.gov.au/interment]
o Noosa Notables Oral History project Stage 1 and 2
o Heritage Sector Development Program
o Historian-in-Residence program
o Remembrance Day Centenary Event (co-funded by
Queensland State Government grant)
o Digitisation of historic Noosa News & Noosa
Advocate in partnership with State Library of
Queensland and National Library of Australia
Council began consultation with the Kabi Kabi First
Nation Traditional Owners Native Title Claim Group to
Jack Charles Literary Event build and strengthen relationships, identify cultural
heritage project priorities, and develop a consultation
protocol.
Heritage Unit/Heritage Coordinator won two awards:
o National Trust of Australia (Qld) Silver Award for
book Noosa Remembers
o Finalist GAMAA Individual Achievement Award
Remembrance Day
Council reviewed its approach to placemaking and
Places and Spaces: approved a budget in 2019 for a pilot-placemaking
program, with the intent to implement the pilot program in
Our sense of local identity and character 2020/21.
will be enhanced through quality design In July 2019, Council adopted an Events Policy, to assist
and the inclusion of arts and heritage in event providers to produce events with minimal negative
public places impact on the environment. The associated Events
Guidelines and communication with key stakeholders will
be delivered in 2020.
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