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NWRA Sunset Cocktails 22nd October, 2026 Noosa Boathouse, Sunset Bar Gympie Terrace Noosaville Everyone's Welcome!

Noosa Waters Residents Association is looking for a new volunteer Secretary, and this is more than a note-taker. It is a right-hand role to the President: someone who helps drive our engagement with Council and keeps the committee moving. Our Secretary, John Lee, has stepped down. John has given a great deal to the association and to Noosa Waters, and we thank him sincerely for his contribution. The past year has been a big one. We have worked closely with Council on the spec

Posted by Adrian Reed, President, June 2026 At a Glance $327,000 forecast saving over the next ten years from salinity pump costs permanently removed from the levy. These costs should always have been Council's responsibility. Combined with the one-off pump replacement of $55,000, that is over $276,000 in historical charges that should never have been paid by residents. 73% rate increase blocked - The proposed Canal Maintenance rate-in-the-dollar increase has been corrected

What a terrific evening we shared at this year’s Meet and Greet! With perfect weather setting the scene, it was the ideal opportunity to relax, connect, and enjoy the company of both new faces and familiar friends who make up our wonderful Noosa Waters community. A special thank you goes to The Sanctuary Cafe Acres for providing such incredibly delicious food that everyone enjoyed, and to Andrew Cleat for delivering awesome music that kept the vibe lively throughout the eve

By Adrian Reed, President, Noosa Waters Residents Association (NWRA) Dear all Noosa Waters Residents, This post provides a focused update on the Noosa Waters canal system, specifically regarding recent infrastructure upgrades and the NWRA's ongoing advocacy. A Major Win for Our Waterways: New Salinity Pump is Live! First, some fantastic news. As you may have seen in Council's recent project update, the installation of a new, German-manufactured primary salinity pump is