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Eight motions supported

Key points

  • Noosa Council has secured support for eight motions at the 2026 Local Government Association of Queensland conference. A key motion, developed with Sunshine Coast Council, seeks changes to short-term accommodation laws so existing use rights can end when a property changes hands.
  • Mayor Frank Wilkie said short-stay homes are reducing housing for permanent residents and key workers. Another motion calls for a statewide safe parking pilot for people living in vehicles.
  • Further motions seek funding for UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and World Surfing Reserves.
Eight motions supported
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