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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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Noosa Council
Shire
Noosa Council
Shire Council
Through knowing our past we
understand our important role in charting
and Heritage a responsible course for the future
G The Noosa story is unique and rich. Our community and visitors will know our history and heritage
and be keen to learn more. w
O We will value the deep and ancient cultural heritage and traditions of the local indigenous people,
particularly the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi community.
A
We will understand and respect the diverse contributions made to our communities through
successive generations.
L
Noosa’s cultural heritage will be preserved for current and future generations in a diversity of forms –
built, written, oral and digital. We will engage people in interesting and stimulating ways.
S
History and heritage will continue to inform the character of our individual towns and localities and
connect community to a shared identity.
A • Retain Heritage Levy and review levy amount
regularly
• Support local heritage sector with training
and advice in the preservation, management
and accessibility of heritage resources
C
• Develop and deliver initiatives which will
broaden and increase audience reach and • Broaden the Heritage Reference Group to
community access include experts outside of traditional local
T • Extend spaces for provision of heritage
product and activities into non-traditional •
organisations
Improve the networking and knowledge
I •
spaces to assist people access and engage
Increase the digitisation of heritage materials
sharing amongst Noosa heritage
organisations
O and improve the accessibility of digital
content through contemporary platforms
• Embrace the use of emerging technologies
to preserve and make accessible heritage
N • Effectively manage local heritage collections
for their long-term preservation and access
• Explore the potential of creating a Hinterland
Heritage brand particularly focussing on
Pomona and Cooroy
S
• Work with stakeholders to increase the
awareness and sharing of materials held • Increase the involvement with local schools,
in local and specialist collections as well as educators and carers in ensuring young
establish a register of local heritage items of people have an understanding of Noosa’s
significance heritage
• Work with relevant heritage organisations • Ensure conservation management plans
to ensure relevant heritage collection are in place with effective procedures and
management plans and risk management practices to protect and maintain built
strategies are in place heritage infrastructure and heritage sites
• Continue to expand and develop Heritage
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