COMMUNITY members of the Glass House Mountains and surrounding areas engaged with students from University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) at a special 90-minute workshop.
Part of the Sunshine Coast Community Co-Lab pilot project, the workshop, held on November 23, involved approximately 40 participants who shared insights about their township.
UniSC Program Coordinator Nicholas Stevens said a key task of the workshop session was for the students to listen to community members, understand what they wanted for their township and then compile the ideas, which could then be presented back to the community for consideration.
Issues discussed included transport and access concerns, youth engagement options, as well as discussions around the current design and amenity of the town centre.