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Historical Cultural Heritage of Noosa Shire - Report
Historical Cultural Heritage of Noosa Shire - Report NOOSA COUNCIL STRATEGIC PLANNING The Noosa Plan SEPTEMBER 2002 Choosing Futures This document comprises a Planning Study prepared as part of the supporting documentation for The Noosa Plan: Choosing Futures process. It is intended to support a planning scheme that is consistent with the requirements of the Integrated Planning Act. Project: Historical Cultural Heritage Project Type: Cultural Historical Cultural Heritage of Noosa Shire: Report Authors: Raul Weychardt, Director Environment & Planning (5449 5266) Dr Ruth Kerr Peta Terry Citation Authors: Dr Ruth Kerr Dr David Hugo Rod Adams Aline Gillespie Irene Christie Source Documentation: Report: h:\planning scheme\planning studies\cultural heritage\historical report.doc Mapping: Citations Principal Themes At various scales prepared by Ian Lewis. Mapping prepared by Noosa Council for strategic planning purposes, with original mapping held in Noosa Council’s GIS. Accurate representation of boundaries over individual allotments cannot be guaranteed. Edited and reviewed by: Paul Summers, Manager Strategic Planning Rebecca Leyshan, Senior Strategic Planner Coordination & Final Documentation: Noosa Council Strategic Planning Section (07 5447 1553) Completion Date: September 2002 Status of Report:: Final endorsed by Council on 05/9/2002; Citations Edited October 2003 Acknowledgements: The project was commissioned by Noosa Council and co-ordinated by planning staff. Consultant historians led by Dr Ruth S. Kerr undertook the major work supporting the project. Dr Kerr managed the project for the period of investigation and compilation of material. Dr Kerr also prepared the Shire Overview and the thematic assessment. Local historians who focused on the citations were- Rod Adams Irene Christie Aline Gillespie Dr David Hugo Desley Armstrong of the Noosa Shire Library also gave valued assistance to the historians. -
Legislative Assembly Hansard 1952
Queensland Parliamentary Debates [Hansard] Legislative Assembly TUESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 1952 Electronic reproduction of original hardcopy Questions. [25 NovEMBER.] Questions. 1451 lUr. GAIR: If I do not receive that courtesy and attention to which I am entitled when I am answering a question, I will cease to answer it. In such circumstances I do not think I am required to do so. Mr. SPEAKER: That is the hon. gentle man's privilege. Mr. GAIR: ''The expansion successfully fostered by the Government will produce a crop of approximately 1,200,000 tons of sugar in a normal year. The Sugar Board is the Crown instrumentality charged with the responsibility of financing, transporting and selling this ~ugar within Australia and overst>as. Prior to 1943, this board had a full-time chairman. Since then the sugar crop has more than trebled in volume and value. New lands have been brought under the plough and mills have an extensi\·e capital programme of increased milling capacity. The Sugar Board is one of the most important Crown instrumentalities and is carrying additional responsibility and work. The Government have already announced their reasons for separating the functions of the two boards. The chair· man will continue to earn and receive his present salary, which will not be paid from Consolidated Revenue, but will be provided out of funds contributed by the sugar industry.'' SLJBSIDY FOR CHILDREN's PLAYGROUND. llir. ALLPASS (Condamine), for JUr. WATSON (Mulgrave). asked the Secre tary for Public Instruction- '' In a case where a person has collected money to equip a children's playgrounfl in a public park, can such person be paid the usual subsidy which is granted for such a purpose~ If not, what procedure must TUESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER, 1952. -
Black Mountain, Federal, Pinbarren & Ridgewood
5 Mary River Catchment (includes Pomona, Cooran, Black Mountain, Ridgewood, Pinbarren & Federal) 2 3 Contents BLACK MOUNTAIN, RIDGEWOOD, PINBARREN & FEDERAL 5 5.1 BLACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL BUILDING 6 5.2 CATTLE DIP 8 5.3 FORMER WEST COOROY TENNIS COURTS 10 5.4 FEDERAL RURAL CHARACTER AREA 13 5.5 FEDERAL STATE SCHOOL 19 5.6 FEDERAL MEMORIAL HALL 21 5.7 FORMER RISLEY HOME (“MINNIE-HA-HA”) 23 5.8 FORMER LOSEBY HOME 26 5.9 RIDGEWOOD HALL 28 POMONA 30 5.10 FORMER POMONA BUTTER FACTORY (PAGES FURNISHERS P/L) 31 5.11 FORMER ACCOUNTANT AND STOCK AGENT’S OFFICE 33 5.12 AMBULANCE BUILDING 34 5.13 “ART DECO” SHOPS 36 5.14 POMONA POST OFFICE 38 5.15 CATHOLIC PRESBYTERY 40 5.16 FORMER ST PATRICK’S CATHOLIC SCHOOL (PRIVATE RESIDENCE) 41 5.17 FORMER RAILWAY STATION MASTERS HOUSE (POMONA & DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOUSE) 43 5.18 FORMER CONVENT OF THE PRESENTATION SISTERS (AKA THE NUNNERY) 45 5.19 FORMER PAGE MOTORS (POMONA DRIVEWAY) 47 5.20 FORMER DOCTORS SURGERY & RESIDENCE 49 5.21 FORMER COOROORA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (PRIVATE RESIDENCE) 50 5.22 FORMER SCHOOLHOUSE AND TEACHERS RESIDENCE (PRIVATE RESIDENCE) 51 5.23 FORMER FREDERICKSON’S BUILDING 52 5.24 PART OF FORMER RAILWAY HOTEL (HOLLYHOCK COTTAGE) 54 5.25 PART OF FORMER RAILWAY HOTEL (POMONA PRODUCE STORE) 56 5.26 PART OF FORMER RAILWAY HOTEL (MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES) 58 5.27 POMONA HOTEL 59 5.28 FORMER COLES CREEK SCHOOLHOUSE (NOOSA & DISTRICT LANDCARE) 61 5.29 FORMER MAJESTIC CAFÉ SITE 62 5.30 MAJESTIC THEATRE 63 5.31 COOROORA MASONIC LODGE 66 5.32 MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF ARTS HALL 68 5.33 FORMER NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL -
Cooroora Creek Park Pomona
COOROORA CREEK PARK POMONA A HISTORY: Early 1900s to 2012 Dianne Kelly August 2012 Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has. Margaret Mead Cooroora Creek Park is much loved by the community. This report is a community project. We hope the community will continue to enjoy Cooroora Creek Park and care for it into the future. Queensland Blue Gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis), Paperbarks (Melaleuca quinquenervia), and exercise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: equipment along the pathway Noosa District Landcare Group: Phillip Moran Anita Russell Gemma Wright Noosa Museum and Cooloola District Historical Society: Jeanette Alfreson Alison Napier Sunshine Coast Council: Col Leavey Exotic pine trees, (Pinus radiata), green grass and the Raul Wychardt pathway Narelle Reid Sue Lowrie Michael Lyons Former Noosa Shire Councillors: Peter Hansen Doug Bettens Noel Playford Alan Page Copyright Dianne Kelly. Please seek permission for reprinting or reproduction or any other uses apart from reference. COOROORA CREEK PARK – A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO BE. Black Bean (Castanospermum australe) in November CONTENTS: Introduction p 5 Timeline p 6 Summary p 35 Limitations p 36 Recommendations p 37 List of Appendices p 38 References p 39 Brown Bolly Gum (Litsea leefeana) Appendices 1 -14 pp 40- 56 Additional maps showing Mary Valley Catchment with Biodiversity and Zoning Overlays 40-41 Noosa Trail Network Map p42 4 INTRODUCTION Cooroora Creek Park is a green oasis of tranquillity and beauty in the midst of the town of Pomona. Sweeps of green mown turf, clumps of tall trees and riparian vegetation accompany winding pathways that surprise and intrigue the viewer. -
Legislative Council Hansard 1910
Queensland Parliamentary Debates [Hansard] Legislative Council THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER 1910 Electronic reproduction of original hardcopy 2832 jJfines Regulation B,:Zl. [COUNCIL.] Nortl~ Coast Railway Bill. MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EN COURAGEMENT ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. THIRD READING. On the motion of the HoN. A. H. BAR LOW, the Bill was read a third time, passed. and ordered to be returned to the Legislative Assembly, by message in the usual form. OFFICIAL INQUIRIES EVIDENCE BILL. THIRD READING. On the motion of the HoN. A. H. BAR LOW, the Bill was read a third time, passed, and ordered to be transmitted to the· Legislative Assembly for their concurrence, by message in the usual form. NOR'rH COAST RAILWAY BILL. SECOND READING. HoN. A. H. BARLOW said: This is not so ambitious a project as the one which the Council was good enough to pass last night. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. It proYides for a connecting line of railway from Rockhampton to Cairns, and it takes in the following existing lines:-19~ miles of THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER, 1910. the Mackay Railway; 38 miles of the Proser pine Tramway; 45 miles of the Bowen Rail way; 44 miles of the Ayr Tramway; 6 miles The PBESIDE"T (Hon. Sir Arthur Morgan) of the Great Northern Railway-because it took the chair at half-past 3 o'clock. junctions outside Townsville; and 37 milec. of the Cairns-11ulgrave Tramway, making 189~ WOODFORD TO KILCOY RAILWAY. miles, and leaving 454 miles to be constructed PBESE}iTATION OF REPORT OF SELECT -making a grand total of 643~ miles from COM:\IITTEE. -
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Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXVIII] (338) FRIDAY, 1 APRIL, 2005 Horne Media [1003] Queensland Government Gazette EXTRAORDINARY PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXVIII] THURSDAY, 24 MARCH, 2005 [No. 62 CORRECTION NOTICE NOTICE The notice, published in the Government Gazette No. 61, dated Premier’s Office Thursday, 24 March 2005, on page 995, concerning the Brisbane, 24 March 2005 appointment of an Acting Minister for Energy and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, was published in error. Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, acting under the provisions of the Constitution of Queensland 2001, she has appointed the Honourable Henry Palaszczuk MP, Minister for NOTICE Primary Industries and Fisheries, to act as, and to perform all of the functions and exercise all of the powers of, Minister for Premier’s Office Communities, Disability Services and Seniors from 24 March 2005 Brisbane, 24 March 2005 until the Honourable Frederick Warren Pitt MP returns to duty. Her Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that, acting PETER BEATTIE MP under the provisions of the Constitution of Queensland 2001, she PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE has appointed the Honourable Anthony McGrady MP, Minister for State Development and Innovation, to act as, and to perform all of the functions and exercise all of the powers of, Minister for Energy and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy from 25 March 2005 until the Honourable John Mickel MP returns to duty. PETER BEATTIE MP PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE © The State of Queensland 2005. -
Mackay Area Integrated Transport Plan 53 9
9. Port, River and Marine The port of Mackay, the sixth largest port The Mackay Port Development Plan is also in Queensland, is a major regional port based on the eventual development of a with operations consisting of receiving multi-modal transport corridor for both and assembling cargoes for export, and road and rail access. unloading and transferring import cargoes. Currently it has five commercial shipping Mackay Harbour can handle vessels of berths and boasts the largest bulk sugar lengths up to 240m and laden drafts up to terminal in the world. 12m. Incorporated into the harbour is a small craft marina with a projected It is and will continue to be an important capacity of 580 berths and provision for a regional service that supports key regional fishing trawler base. The marine and the industries. Potential growth of trade transportation terminal in the small craft through the port will be influenced largely harbour also provides the main access to by the export of bulk agricultural products transportation for the maritime and (eg. sugar and grain) grown in the region, tourism industries. Mackay Harbour has the import of bulk commodities to service five commercial shipping berths which are the regional coal mines (eg. mining operated as multi-use, multi-cargo berths: Comments raised industry equipment), and regional ■ in Consultation communities. Berth 1 handles bulk liquids such as petroleum, tallow, molasses and ethanol; The Mackay Port Development Plan 1999 Consultation as part ■ provides export and import trade Berths 2 & 3 handle sulphuric acid of MAITS did not projections for the planning horizons of imports and raw sugar exports; highlight any 2015 and 2025 and identifies future ■ Berth 4 is a new raw sugar export berth; significant issues potential commodities. -
Legislative Assembly Hansard 1888
Queensland Parliamentary Debates [Hansard] Legislative Assembly FRIDAY, 2 NOVEMBER 1888 Electronic reproduction of original hardcopy Supply. [2 NovEMBER.] Decentralisation Bill. 1061 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Frid"y, 2 Novcmucr, 1888. Question.-ncccntral isa.tion Bill.-Snpply-rcsumpLion of committf;:c.-Adjonrnmcnt. The SPEAK~!\ took the chair at half-past 3 o'clock. QUESTION. Mr. GLASS.EY aeked the Chief Secretary !. Is he aware that the illlmigrants nnd eoolies on board the variou~ mail steamers comin~ to the colouv are g·cncrally muployed to flisdmrge cargo from tho::;C steamers at 'l'owntiYillc, ltockhampton, and oLhcr ~orthern ports of Queensland, to the injury of the wharf labourers st>Ltlod at those ports~'-If so, what action has he takPH in the matter \Vith a vimv of pro tceting tho::;e labourers from thh unfair competition~ 2. If he is not awa,rc that such labour i::; genernlly cm}Jloycd on the mail boa.ts at tho:-;e ports, will he iuquirc into the nwtlor, with a view of causing a cc:-;sntion of immigrant ancl eoolie labour on those vessels, an<l t.hns protect the interes-ts of those men who rely UlJOn this elai:is of labour for their living;.- The CHIEF SECHETARY (Hon. Sir '1'. Mc1lwraith) said : l\1r. ::lpeaker,-As an answer to the hon. member's question I will read a letter which ha:; just been put into my hand iu refer ence to the matter on which he asks for informa tion. It is a letter from ,Tames l\Iunru, of the British-Intlia and Queensland Agency Company, to the Under Secretary of the Post and 'l'cle gmph De1•artment, and ie as follows:- "Brisbane, 2nd lXovember, 1888. -
Report on a Change to the External Boundaries of the Fraser Coast Regional Council and Gympie Regional Council
QUEENSLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHANGE COMMISSION REPORT ON A CHANGE TO THE EXTERNAL BOUNDARIES OF THE FRASER COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL AND GYMPIE REGIONAL COUNCIL NOVEMBER 2011 LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHANGE COMMISSION REPORT ON A CHANGE TO THE EXTERNAL BOUNDARIES OF THE FRASER COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL AND GYMPIE REGIONAL COUNCIL November 2011 Electoral Commission of Queensland Telephone: 1300 881 665 Level 6, 160 Mary Street, Brisbane Qld 4000 Facsimile: (07) 3036 5776 GPO Box 1393, Brisbane Qld 4001 Website: www.ecq.qld.gov.au TABLE OF CONTENTS Background .....................................................................................................................1 Submissions....................................................................................................................1 Findings............................................................................................................................2 Reasons for Findings .....................................................................................................2 Implementation................................................................................................................2 APPENDIX A ...................................................................................................................3 Council Submissions................................................................................................................3 APPENDIX B ...................................................................................................................9 -
Institutional Regimes in Transport: Case Studies of Rail and Road in Nsw and Queensland 1850 - 2000
COPYRIGHT AND USE OF THIS THESIS This thesis must be used in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968. Reproduction of material protected by copyright may be an infringement of copyright and copyright owners may be entitled to take legal action against persons who infringe their copyright. Section 51 (2) of the Copyright Act permits an authorized officer of a university library or archives to provide a copy (by communication or otherwise) of an unpublished thesis kept in the library or archives, to a person who satisfies the authorized officer that he or she requires the reproduction for the purposes of research or study. The Copyright Act grants the creator of a work a number of moral rights, specifically the right of attribution, the right against false attribution and the right of integrity. You may infringe the author’s moral rights if you: - fail to acknowledge the author of this thesis if you quote sections from the work - attribute this thesis to another author - subject this thesis to derogatory treatment which may prejudice the author’s reputation For further information contact the University’s Director of Copyright Services sydney.edu.au/copyright INSTITUTIONAL REGIMES IN TRANSPORT: CASE STUDIES OF RAIL AND ROAD IN NSW AND QUEENSLAND 1850 - 2000 Ann Turner A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy The University of Sydney 2014 i Abstract This thesis is about institutions and their regimes. It seeks to extend our understanding of how institutional environments (systems of formal rules and regulations and informal norms, conventions, customs and social routines) and institutional arrangements (specific organisational forms and structures) mould local economic outcomes in different places at different scales. -
Queensland Government Gazette
Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXII] FRIDAY, 31 JANUARY, 2003 Quote “GGZ” to receive Location, location, location a FREE bottle at $120* a night. of wine. The Carlton Crest Hotel Brisbane is the only Five Star Hotel centrally located near the Government and legal precincts. Our special rate of just $120* per night for a Carlton Deluxe Room includes complimentary use of the rooftop heated swimming pool, gym, sauna and Business Centre. (Four Star Tower room rates are also available upon request.) The Hotel is also just minutes away from the Queen St Mall, Treasury Casino and Southbank. So for Five Star luxury in the perfect location, call the Carlton Crest Hotel on (07) 3229 9111. Email: [email protected] Website: www.carltonhotels.com.au King George Square Brisbane QLD 4000 *Subject to availability. Valid from 1 February to 30 April 2003. CARLTON CREST HOTELS IN BRISBANE MELBOURNE SYDNEY CARLTON HOTELS IN AUCKLAND DARWIN PARRAMATTA SINGAPORE CCB4901/02 [245] Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXII] FRIDAY, 31 JANUARY, 2003 [No. 15 Integrated Planning Act 1997 Amendment to the Planning Scheme for the City of Caloundra Council is obliged under the Integrated Planning Act to provide public notice of consequential amendments to the Transitional Planning Scheme as a consequence of development approvals. The following amendments to the planning scheme were adopted as shown: Location Current Zone Details of amendment -
Queensland Railway Guide
_,,, , a.)1u u Z).1,A:121 - -- QUEENSLAND RAILWAY& TOURISTS'GUI DE, COMPILED UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE QUEENSLANDRAILWAY COMMISSIONERS, ByA. MESTON. WITH MAP AND 22 ILLUSTRATIONS. CONCISE HISTORY OF THE COLONY, AND COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF ALL COUNTRY TRAVERSED BY THE RAILWAY LINES, WITH INTERESTING EXTRA INFORMATION FOR TOURISTS , TRAVELLERS, AND ALL OTHER CLASSES. j3Ub ti ,sh xz : GORDON GOTCH, QUEEN STREET , AND RAILWAY BOOKSTALLS, BRISBANE. A ND AT SYDNEY , MELBOURNE , AND LONDON. This is a blank page AUTHOR'S PREFACE. WHEN the Queensland Railway Commissioners asked me to under- take the preparation of a Railway and Tourists' Guide, I recognised at once the honour of their confidence, and also the grave responsi- bility of so important a work. The chief problem before me was condensation. The picture was vast, the canvas limited. In a book of 1176 pages there can only be a highly concentrated view of so immense a territory as Queensland, such varied scenery, and such boundless resources. With the exception of the chapter on "Coal," and "Cook- town to the Gulf," the whole of the work has been written by myself ; all information the result of my own research, and all description from my own personal observation in a general tour over the whole of the Colony. There was special care to ensure accuracy of historical information and descriptive details, so that the whole could be issued to the public as a reliable work qualified for educational purposes. before me was the clearly apparent public duty to make the book strictly impartial to all parts of the Colony, and also sternly guard against everything in the nature of an advertisement for any trade, profession, business, or individual.