AI’s Take on Mareeba Shire Council’s Annual Report 2024-25
After completing our take on the Councils recently released Annual Report 2024-25 we thought we’d…
AI’s Take on Mareeba Shire Council’s Annual Report 2024-25
After completing our take on the Councils recently released Annual Report 2024-25 we thought we’d ask AI to rewrite our article asking it to: “Please rewrite the following text as if it was to be a feature article in a popular magazine or daily newspaper in a more attention grabbing way without leaving too much…
Mareeba Shire Council Annual Report 2024-25
For your information… 101 pages (we’ve narrowed it down to 11 Kuranda specific) Highlights Page 2 (PDF page numbers we’re using) A Growing, Confident, Sustainable Shire. The 2024/25 Annual Report serves as a key communication resource, demonstrating Council’s dedication to the community by progressing the strategic priorities set out in the Corporate Plan 2024–2028 and…
What’s it going to take?
The majority of us here in Kuranda know what goes on in and around our two public parks and on the streets of the CBD each day and night and who is responsible. We also know who is failing in their duty of care to keep the Kuranda community safe – to the point where…
Mareeba Shire Council Monthly Roundup – October 2025
Each month we sift through the 100’s of pages of MSCs monthly meetings to keep you up to date about what’s being done (and what’s NOT being done) for our community here in Kuranda by those over in Mareeba. This month we’ve narrowed it down to 14 pages (from 733)… Any comments we have added…
14.10.2025 The Mural…
It looks like the last wall to be painted has been painted and Kuranda’s new mural is finished. It’s not what we expected to see when we first saw the signs go up but it’s what we’re stuck with. It’s definitely better than it was – a blank often graffiti-ed wall, however it could have…
The (Mareeba) Express “Delivering news across our region”- 6th August 2025 – Page 4
Our comments are in italics State helps foot bill for path Mareeba received over $90,000 for a new footpath along Constance Street as part of a $19.1 million state government funding program to improve walking and cycling networks across Queensland. The council was one of 25 across the state to receive the grants, which were…
10.10.2025 Welcome to Kuranda, Welcome to Djabugay Country!
You may be wondering why it was so quiet in the centre of Kuranda today… These videos are just a tiny fraction of what went on in the centre of the village yesterday. That’s why it was so quiet in the village today. An hour ago as we write this, there must have been nearly…
Kuranda Community Precinct – Community Survey 2025
Below are the questions as listed in the survey – for your perusal… Get involved Kuranda and have your say. We’ve had ours! Kuranda Community Precinct – Community Survey 2025 Section 1: Funded Projects The following questions relate to a playground project that has received funding. Playground Design (select 3) What features are most important…
Kuranda Paper Monthly Wrap – October 2025
Through the looking glass…32 pages and as usual our comments are in italics. Buckle up! For 572 weeks (give or take) Mareeba Shire Council has been ‘planning’ this project and they are only giving you, the Kuranda community, a 3 week consultation period – AGAIN! The public consultation period officially starts tomorrow (7th October) and…
Mareeba Shire Council Monthly Roundup – September 2025
Each month we sift through the 100’s of pages of MSCs monthly meetings to keep you up to date about what’s being done (and what’s NOT being done) for our community here in Kuranda by those over in Mareeba. This month we’ve narrowed it down to 9 pages (from 288)… Any comments we have added…
