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Good Shepherd Lutheran College Year 9 students launching themselves into young adulthood.
YEAR 9 students from Good Shepherd Lutheran College gathered with their parents where Noosa River meets the beach last week as part of the school's Rite Journey program. The program, part of their Christian Studies, honours the transition from young
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person to young adult and includes a "Calling and Departure" ceremony whereby students first show gratitude for their childhood, the Calling, and then parents, carers, mentors and teachers join with the students to learn, reflect and start to think about the next
move forward. Program coordinator Nicole Drew said the students and parents would talk about what the notion of transitioning from child to young adult could look like and what it would challenge students to let go of or change along the way.
Have a say on Eumundi plan EUMUNDI residents have been asked to let Sunshine Coast Regional Council know what they think of the draft plans for Memorial Drive streetscaping. Sunshine Coast Council Division 10 Councillor David Law said valuable feedback had been collated since November 2020 to develop the draft streetscape design which was now ready for further feedback. “We want to continue to preserve and celebrate the heritage, character and community vision for the much-loved Memorial Drive well into the future,” Cr Law said. “From March 15 to Monday April 11, we are asking the community, ‘Have we got it right?’ in translating your values and vision into the draft streetscape design. “This important next
step is critical to shaping and protecting what the community loves about this hinterland village.” Late last year, council sought further feedback from the local business community through business surveys and community workshops to develop the Draft Streetscape Concept Design. The initial and follow up feedback informed the Design and Placemaking team of the community’s priorities which included a desire for an improved pedestrian experience, artistic lighting features and enhancement of memorial fig trees. There was also strong support for pedestrian linkages from Memorial Drive to Napier Road to improve access to existing car-parking areas.
Cr Law said he was grateful for the community’s patience during consultation pauses due to COVID-19. “By rescheduling community consultation, we now have a better understanding of the business needs relating to the Memorial Drive streetscape project including on-street parking and footpath dining,” Cr Law said. “We also know the community would like to create a cool, shady and green street, revitalise surfaces and spaces, make parking easier and provide places to sit and socialise. Visit council’s Have Your Say website to view the design and complete the survey online before Monday, April 11, 2022. Construction is scheduled for 2022/23.
