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Ordinary Meeting of Thursday 18th June 2026. Declare the meeting open at 10am. We acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional lands and waters of the Kabi Kabi people and I pay my respects to the elders past, present and emerging. An
Climate emergency, Noosa Council has invested considerable resources into climate-related activities, including dedicated staffing, strategic plans, policies, programs and projects. This includes the employment of a carbon reduction project
Similar principles of accountability. Sorry, Ms Hassan, that's not the question we. It's the background information, which I've been allowed to read at previous meetings. You have a different. The question itself, is that in relation to the
Council is currently considering how to measure the effectiveness and return on investment of funding provided to Tourism Noosa through the use of key performance indicators and measurable outcomes. Similar principles of accountability and
Thanks for your question, Hayley. Since declaring a climate emergency in 2019, Noosa Council has endorsed a climate change response plan and a coastal hazards adaptation plan, as well as supported the regional climate action Roadmap develop
You, Ms Hass. Next question is from Mr. Nick Cooke. Mr. Cook, would you like to come to the lectern and read your questions, which will be answered by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy and Environment, and Richard MacGillivray, Director Devel
Thank you. Make sure I've got the right one. Destination Management Plan, strategic, significant strategic document intended to guide tourism and visit a management industry over the coming of the plan commenced with community engagement in
Thanks, Nick. Thank the research and data gathering that informed the development of the DMP began five years ago. The issues the DMP seeks to address have been going for many years and Councillors sought to understand these and address the