Neighbourhood Watch AGM
The Noosa Waters Neighbourhood Watch AGM was held following the NWRA AGM on Wednesday 14 October 2026.
The associated meeting documents can be found below for your information.
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Neighbourhood Watch Update
Neighbourhood Watch Queensland provides a vital link between Police and the Community and is a state wide program supported by the Crime Prevention Programs Unit, Queensland Police Service. NWRA has been a long-term supporter of Neighbourhood Watch.
John Reid, our current Neighbourhood Watch Area Coordinator, was involved with the initial set up of NWRA in 1997 and subsequently became involved with Neighbourhood Watch in the area. He has held the position of Area Coordinator for the last 5 years and has advised he will not be standing for re-election as Area Coordinator at this year’s AGM to be held in conjunction with the NWRA AGM in October 2026. Please be aware that, if no nominations are received for the Area Coordinator position, the Noosa Waters Neighbourhood Watch group will cease to operate and will need to be closed.
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Police remind parents of responsibilities when gifting e-scooters and e-bikes this Christmas
QPS Media on Nov 25, 2025 @ 12:33pm
Queensland Police Service (QPS) is urging parents to learn and understand their legal responsibilities when considering gifting e-scooters or e-bikes this Christmas, reminding families that purchasing an e-mobility device does not grant children permission to ride unsupervised.
With the continued rise in popularity of PMDs across Queensland, police are reinforcing that safe use begins at home, with parents and carers making informed choices, understanding the rules and legislation, and actively supervising young riders.
This message follows the recent launch of Operation X-Ray Surety, which encourages the community to think ahead, stay informed, and take steps to reduce road trauma and protect our most vulnerable road users.
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Perpetrators are of course hardly influenced by a predictive routine slap on the wrist with a warm lettuce. The only remedy (thus far a complete failing by our ideologically soft magistrates) is commensurate consequences. Seems to me there are none so we can sadly expect more of the same. All credit to our overworked, under resourced and under paid police. They're doubtless equally as frustrated as the rest of us.