delicious. Australia’s food reviewers have revealed the Top 50 Queensland restaurants for 2022 and now it’s time for you to vote in the People's Choice Award.
Congratulations to Noosa restaurants:
SEE BELOW 👇delicious. Australia’s food reviewers have revealed the Top 50 Queensland restaurants for 2022 and now it’s time for you to vote in the People's Choice Award. Congratulations to Noosa restaurants:
🥂 Locale Noosa, Hastings Street (pictured)
🥂 Rickys, Noosa Heads
🥂 Alba Noosa by Kuruvita, Noosa Heads
🥂 Sum Yung Guys, Noosaville
They join the restaurants previously announced in the full Top 100:
🤩 Noosa Waterfront Restaurant & Bar, Noosaville
🤩 Sails Restaurant Noosa, Hastings Street
🤩 Season Restaurant Noosa, Hastings Street
🤩 Bistro C, Hastings Street
🤩 Bandita, Noosaville
🤩 Lucio's Marina, Noosa Marin
🤩 Humble on Duke, Sunshine Beach
🤩 Spirit House, Yandina
Restaurants were critiqued on their food, drinks, service, ambience and value. Vote for your favourite and give it a rankings boost – you could also win a dining experience at the top restaurant in Queensland, valued at up to $2000. See www.delicious.com.au/eat-out/article/delicious-100-peoples-choice-award-vote-favourite-restaurant...
Eat Local Noosa Slow Food Noosa Noosa Chamber of Commerce and Industry Noosa Connects - Supporting Noosa Business Noosaville Foreshore Hastings Street
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Council’s oyster project deal is not in public interest
As you may have seen on social media, there will be an important Council vote held next Tuesday 19th April 2022 to decide whether the Council’s Oyster Project should be extended.
The Noosa Chamber of Commerce and five other leading local resident and business associations have asked Noosa Council to end an ‘alliance agreement’ with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) stating that its Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project has not achieved agreed upon milestones.
A joint letter and letter of support by the associations to Noosa Councillors expressing great concern about the project and requesting that, at this month’s meetings, the Council not approve an extension of the current three-year contract beyond its end date of 30 September 2022.
Council documents show that the Council has already paid more than $230,000 to the project and there is nearly a million dollars of taxpayers money still to come of the total $1.2 million grant.
Our associations are determined to see ratepayers’ funds used wisely for projects of the greatest priority and benefit to Shire residents and ratepayers, particularly in our current economic state and unsustainable eco-environment which has been adversely impacted by floods, storms, shortages of affordable housing, bushfires, and an ongoing pandemic. Immediate and urgent action on environmental risks such as un-treated stormwater entering the river and oceans is part of a long list that should have funding priority by council.
Our six associations are urging that the Council, when it meets this month, not to proceed further with funding this project, and to redivert taxpayer funds to more essential projects.
This important Council decision impacts all Noosa Shire residents and ratepayers, and we urge you all to make your voice heard by insisting Councillors vote against the Oyster project extension.
The submitted letters were signed by and/or supported by representatives of the Noosa Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Noosaville Business Association, Hastings Street Association, Peregian Family & Friends Association, Sunshine Beach Association and Eastern Beaches Protection Association.
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📌 Latest update from Noosa Council re:
🚌 FREE LOCAL BUSES EVERY WEEKEND 🚌🚌 FREE LOCAL BUSES EVERY WEEKEND 🚌
On Saturday, we kick off a 12-month trial that sees free weekend travel on all existing Translink buses travelling within Noosa!
✅ The trial includes existing Translink services 626, 627, 628, 629 and 632 covering Tewantin, Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach, Noosa Heads, Parklands, Noosa Junction, Noosaville, Cooran, Cooroy and Pomona.
🙌 The success of the trial will depend on the uptake and patronage of the weekend buses, so we encourage everyone to get out of their cars and on the free buses and take full advantage of the trial
👉 Download MyTranslink app, call 13 12 30 or visit: bit.ly/3GkACgC
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REMINDER - Modern Manufacturing Grants will be closing Friday 14 January at 5:00pm.
These sectors have guidelines available and applications are open now:
Space
Medical products
Resource technology and critical minerals processing
Food and Beverage
Recycling and Clean energy
Defence More information
CLICK HERE & FIND OUT MORE: business.gov.au/news/modern-manufacturing-initiative-round-2
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