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First, I'd like to begin by an Acknowledgement to Country. I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Kabi Kabi people as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters that form the region we call Noosa. Council pays its respects to
I see the future. Well, I hope she is. She's got high hopes of you. Welcome, Kyrone. So, can I ask before we start, are there any conflicts of interest? None. And Kyrone, if you can start by just giving us a summary and overview of the fina
You know, on so the waste plan that was developed involved a two-part consultation process conducted during February and March and August /September this year. Phase one sought community and stakeholder values in waste management and utilis
Thank Kyrone. Thank you for a comprehensive plan and a Roadmap going forward for the changes that need to be done and an element of-- change. That has to be implemented. One of those-- one of the reasons that we have to implement that is th
So it's $23.24, so it was $95 and $22.23. That's the $10 increase that's mentioned annually until it goes to $145 a tonne. $147. So what's the impact of that $95 to $105, all the way up to $145 a tonne, by the 1st of July 2027, going to do
Well, in a nutshell, it will increase the cost of our public. It started this year in July, so the State government have introduced a percentage of that levy that we have to rebate the I state. Think that equates to five dollars, but I'm no
But yeah until now it's only been applied to commercial customers and from this year it gets applied to domestic services so they'll be just based on that state levy there'll be a change to the cost of implementation or the cost of continui