Noosa Heads

Noosa Heads is a city and suburb of the Shire of Noosa at the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. It is placed about 136 kilometres north of Brisbane, the kingdom's capital. The Noosa River paperwork one boundary of the metropolis, the headlands of the Noosa National Park some other. Nearby are the suburbs of Tewantin and Noosa Junction, which create a non-stop city location on the northern stop of the Sunshine Coast.

The seaside at Noosa Heads has remained a popular tourist enchantment because the 1890s. The Shire's tourism exponentially grew shortly after the Second World War. In the 1800s, Noosa's early wealth got here from the wood and milling industries with tourism developing within the overdue Nineteen Twenties. In this decade cafes and traveller accommodation turned into constructed along the beachfront.

The city has been the site of many tussles between developers and people looking for to maintain the city. Since the seventies, people have continued to migrate from southern states. Noosa Heads hosts a population of koalas, which are often visible in and round Noosa National Park. The koala population in Noosa is in decline. Native black and grey-headed flying foxes can be heard in neighborhood timber if they are flowering or fruiting. Micro-bat species also are not unusual and aid in insect manipulate.