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19.01.2022 MRA meeting next week, Tuesday 6 Oct at 7pm includes airport and airservices updates and SCRC feedback, turn up and have your say.

18.01.2022 Meeting 1 June at our Community hall 7pm. Guest speaker Maria O'Brien from Coolum police to discuss petty crime in Mudjimba area. Jason O'Pray has also been invited and updates on the airport are included in the agenda.

14.01.2022 The Airport has approved charter operations in line with its Noise Abatement Procedure, in support of the NRL Grand Final. This activity is scheduled for Monday 27 October. Arrival at MCY 00:30hrs local time on Monday morning, departing at around 01:00hrs local. Arrival at MCY 02:40hrs local time on Monday and 03:10hrs local time.... A very disturbed night for all in Mudjimba.........don't understand why an empty plane could not return at a more respectable time....

14.01.2022 MRA have posted a copy of the recent presentation on SC airport developments and how to lodge noise complaints. Please take a look at the presentation and look forward to feedback Thanks link : https://www.mudjimbaresidentsassoc.org.au

12.01.2022 Airservices have released their new flight path design principals. See the article and click on link to read the new principals.

07.01.2022 AGM and General meeting this Tuesday a 7pm at Mudjimba Community Hall, 41 Cottonwood St. Important meeting including AGM and new Fly Neighbourly Agreement

03.01.2022 MASS TRANSIT COMMUNITY CONSULTATION SCRC community consultation on the Mass Transit project has commenced and will run to 22 June 2021. Mtag - Sunshine Coast Mass Transit Action Group Inc have a very informative website, see link below. On the home page scroll down to a video made by Joe Natoli which is interesting. https://www.masstransitsc.com/survey

03.01.2022 HAVE YOUR SAY - SCRC. Sunshine Coast council's future waste survey is now available for you to complete online. Please have your say before consultation closes on Tuesday 2 March 2021. Around half of the material in Sunshine Coast household general waste bins could be diverted from landfill and recycled.... By recycling our organic waste, it becomes a resource, reduces our region’s carbon emissions and helps to look after our environment for our future generations. It also helps council achieve our waste strategy target to divert 55 per cent of household waste from landfill by 2025 at the moment we sit at 34 per cent. To achieve this, Council is seeking community feedback on a proposal to introduce an opt-out third bin for garden waste which could transition to a food organics and garden organics bin service, also known as a FOGO bin. Your input will inform council on how waste is managed across the region into the future. We want to know what changes you’d be willing to make for a sustainable future. Please share this opportunity to have a say on the future of waste in our region with your family and friends. Sunshine Coast Council

02.01.2022 The light rail project: An information night about the light rail project will be on 9th November 6pm at the Mooloolaba Surf Club below is the link. https://www.masstransitsc.com/fund-raiser The Mass Transit Action Group MTAG will also use this night as a fundraiser to ensure the message can be spread wide and clear around the coast.... It would be appreciated if you could forward this message to anyone who lives on the coast and is worried with what council and the State Government are proposing.