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It even forced the golden arches of McDonalds in Noosaville to downsize about 30 years ago. This cross high atop of the spire of the St Andrews Lutheran Church in Brisbane would never be allowed in Noosa. Pic: Caitlin Nayanar Councillor Brian Stockwell three years ago recalled the famous Maccas rejection from the 1990s as Noosa looked to follow suite to oppose large 7-Eleven and Total Tools signs near Eumundi Noosa Rd. "The benchmark case was McDonalds, we were the first shire in Australia...

Premium Content Subscriber only More than 70 years ago one pro-development Noosa Shire councillor was advocating the reshaping of Noosa’s river entry. The political forces at play became so strong they eventually led to the transformation of Noosa in the 1970s. A view of Noosa Heads photographed around 1968 when the river mouth sat adjacent to Noosa Woods. Noosa Spit was created as a bulwark to protect the Noosa Sound estate, which transformed Hays Island, from cyclonic swells. Noosa’s pi...

However the couples planning report said the environmental protection covenant would protect the "ecologically significant vegetation from clearing or disturbance". It also maintained the house site would be built with a suitable effluent disposal area and include the required bushfire hazard reductions. This is part of the forest coverage on the proposed Cooroy development site which would be protected. "The prescribed bushfire mitigation measures do not adversely impact on the biodiversi...

However the couples planning report said the environmental protection covenant would protect the "ecologically significant vegetation from clearing or disturbance". It also maintained the house site would be built with a suitable effluent disposal area and include the required bushfire hazard reductions. This is part of the forest coverage on the proposed Cooroy development site which would be protected. "The prescribed bushfire mitigation measures do not adversely impact on the biodiversi...

The team behind a luxury development in Noosa is now keen to supply workers with affordable places to stay.