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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 1 - Operational Plan update Q1 22_23
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Log in to see the plans as drawnCorporate Plan Theme – The Noosa Economy Operational Plan 22/23
Corporate Plan Key Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Update Q1 status
Focus Areas Areas
Q1; Digital product development activities
undertaken for The Path creative Accelerator
Program, the Refinery (with SCRC), Big Chats
(with SC Creative Alliance); Music production
and podcasting creative residencies hosted as
part of RADF-supported Digital Creatives
program; 12 x SC-based Sportstech companies
attended Sportstech industry workshop in
collaboration with the State Gov SportX division
and curated by the Hub.
Digital Hub Development Programs-63 x Talent
Development events completed; 40 x school
students participated in 16 x Cadetship classes
including Design & Web Development, Inventor
Club; 70 x school students participated in 11
School Holiday Workshops over September
including 3D design/printing, Python Coding and
Robotics (2 sessions).
Expansion of Peregian Digital Hub and Economic PDH Priority Projects On track
rollout of the FireTech program Development
Firetech Connect ROP Panel (12 x bushfire
technology providers) formed to deliver a
program of trials over the next 2 years; First
‘Pano’ bushfire detection cameras live on Mt
Tinbeerwah. Second cameras to be installed on
Black Mountain in Q2; Uncrewed ground vehicle
systems trial at the Ringtail quarry site. System
set to double the Firetech Robotics Range and
extend 5G cellular connectivity into blackspots
during an emergency; Approval received from
the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to
proceed with Fire Air Traffic Management trial
(use of drones during a bushfire event).
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