Council CEO takes up opportunity at Australia’s 3rd Largest Council (Noosa Council)

15 Mar 2023

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Noosa Council Chief Executive Scott Waters has announced his resignation to become the CEO at Moreton Bay Regional Council – Australia’s third largest council.Read More

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