Peregian Beach
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Peregian Beach is a beach and small coastal town on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.[2][3] It is a suburb split between two local government areas with the eastern coastal in the Shire of Noosa and the western hinterland part in the Sunshine Coast Region.[4][5] In the Template:CensusAU, Peregian Beach had a population of 4,972 people.[1]
Geography
Peregian Beach within the Sunshine Coast Region comprises continual residential development along the eastern coastal strip of sandy beaches. The David Low Way passes north to south through this area. Development to the west is constrained by Noosa National Park.[6]
Peregian Beach within the Shire of Noosa is further west, bounded on the north by Lake Weyba and to the east by Noosa National Park and Murdering Creek. Its south-western boundary roughly follows Emu Mountain Road. This area is only sparsely settled.[6]
History
The Gubbi Gubbi (also written as Kabi Kabi) are the traditional owers of the Peregian area, who lived inland during the winter and on the coast in the summer, having a camp site near Lake Weyba.[7] The name Peregian is a Kabi Kabi word for emu or may derive from perridhan/jan meaning mangrove seeds.[8][3] Nearby Mount Peregian was formerly known as Emu Mountain.[9][10]
During World War II, Peregian Beach, Sunshine Beach and surrounding areas were used for artillery training. Current residents occasionally discover artillery shells and unexploded ordnance on their land.[11]
A township began to develop in 1960, when the first house was built in Pelican Street.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". The town was officially named Peregian on 1 April 1966. It was renamed Perigian Beach on 1 February 1972.[3]
In 1970, a village center and tourist infrastructure were put in place as a recognition in Peregian Beach.
Peregian Beach Community Primary School opened in 2002. In 2006, it began to offer secondary schooling with the first Year 12 students graduating in 2012. It was renamed Peregian Beach Community College, now Peregian Beach College.[12][13][14]
Between 2008 and 2013, all of Peregian Beach (and the rest of the Shire of Noosa) was within Sunshine Coast Region.[15][16]
In 2015, there was a competition for local residents to choose one of four pieces of artwork to decorate the concrete walls of the Peregian Beach Reservoir.[17] The winning artwork was "Peregian Stand" by Peregian artist Colin Passmore which depicted a stand of melaleuca trees.[18]
In 2018, the Peregian Beach Digital Hub was opened by Queensland minister Stirling Hinchliffe, local member Sandy Bolton, and Mayor Tony Wellington It was built on the site of the former Peregian Bowls Club.[19][20]
In September 2019, Peregian Beach was significantly impacted by bushfires believed to be deliberately started by two teenagers. It took 200 firefighters two days to control the blaze.[21]
Demographics
In the Template:CensusAU, the suburb of Peregian Beach had a population of 3,531 people.[22]
In the Template:CensusAU, the suburb of Peregian Beach had a population of 3,791 people.[23]
In the Template:CensusAU, the suburb of Peregian Beach had a population of 4,972 people.[1]
Education
Peregian Beach Community College is a private primary and secondary (Prep–12) school at 41 Old Emu Mountain Road (Script error: No such module "Coordinates".).[24][25]
There are no government schools in Peregian Beach. The nearest government primary schools are Peregian Springs State School in neighbouring Peregian Springs to the south-west and Sunshine Beach State School in Sunshine Beach to the north. The nearest government secondary school is Coolum State High School in neighbouring Coolum Beach to the south.[6]
Economy
The Peregian Digital Hub is a purpose-built facility for technology companies and technology designed to facilitate collaboration. It is at 253-255 David Low Way (Script error: No such module "Coordinates".).[26][27]
Amenities
The Shire of Noosa operates a weekly mobile library service located on Woodland Drive.[28]
Transport
The David Low Way passes through Peregian Beach. Routes 620 and 630 serve the town for bus services connecting Noosa Junction and Maroochydore.
References
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Further reading
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External links
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