Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Sponsored Content
HomeIn BusinessJohn Morrall's journey to candidacy for Mayor

John Morrall’s journey to candidacy for Mayor

John Morrall’s diverse and challenging journey not only epitomises personal transformation but also aligns seamlessly with his decision to run for Mayor of Noosa Heads.

His life experiences, which encompass overcoming adversity, managing businesses, and engaging with community issues, provide a solid foundation for his political aspirations.

Understanding of local business and economy: having been a part of the retail world with Brashs and then moving on to Harvey Norman, and eventually owning Jetts Fitness Noosa Heads, John has a deep understanding of the local business landscape.

This experience is invaluable for a mayor who must work to support local businesses, foster economic development, and understand the challenges faced by entrepreneurs and employees in the region.

– Community engagement and leadership: John’s role as a two-time ambassador for the Heart Foundation’s Door Knock Appeal demonstrates his commitment to community service and public health. As mayor, this experience translates into an ability to engage with community members, understand their needs, and lead initiatives that improve the quality of life for all residents.

– Resilience and problem-solving skills: the resilience John showed in overcoming personal challenges, such as mental health and personal health issues, speaks to his ability to face adversity head-on. This quality is essential for a mayor, who must navigate complex problems and make tough decisions for the benefit of the residents and ratepayers.

– Inspirational and motivational leadership: having launched a motivational coaching business, John has experience in inspiring and guiding others to achieve their goals. This skill is crucial for a mayor, who must not only chair but also motivate a diverse team of Councillors as well the CEO and administration team, fostering a positive and productive municipal government.

– Health and wellness advocacy: John’s transformation and subsequent health and wellness advocacy align with a growing need for public leaders who prioritise community health. As mayor, he could champion public health initiatives, support recreational activities, and promote a healthier lifestyle among residents.

– Direct community connection: John’s decision to run for mayor stems from a genuine connection to the Noosa Heads community. His 25 years in the area, managing high-traffic businesses and engaging with local issues, give him an authentic understanding of the local concerns and the community’s pulse.

In summary, John Morrall’s journey from overcoming personal and professional challenges to becoming a business leader and community advocate makes him a unique candidate for mayor.

His experiences have equipped him with a deep understanding of the local economy, community engagement, leadership skills, and a genuine commitment to the health and well-being of his constituents.

These attributes are crucial for effective mayoral leadership and suggest that he would be well-suited to address the issues facing Noosa Heads and work diligently for its residents and ratepayers which equals community.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

New lights are ace

Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club has marked a major milestone with the official opening of its new LED court lighting, a project set to boost...

Let’s save Tessa

More News

Young speedster sprung

A 17-year-old provisional licence holder has been intercepted allegedly travelling 189km/h in a 100km/h zone on the Sunshine Motorway at Mountain Creek, just after...

Most welcoming town in Australia

Noosa Heads has been named one of the Top 10 Most Welcoming Towns on Earth, and the only Australian destination to make the global...

Warning over illegal dumping

Illegal dumping of garden waste across Noosa’s bushland, reserves and national parks is causing serious and long-lasting environmental damage, Noosa Council has warned. While dropping...

Remembering Gwen

Gwendoline “Gwen” Torney, a cherished member of the Noosa community for more than four decades, passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 25. Her vibrant...

Mortgages on the rise

Noosa residents and local hospitality businesses are set to feel the squeeze following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s first interest rate rise of 2026....

First grade take the one day flag

1st Grade One Day Semi Final The One Day semi-final against Glasshouse was another big test. With the bat, Mick and Samadhi again got us off...

February fires up with events

From sporting action to lantern-lit nights on the lake, February is shaping up as an exciting month on the Sunshine Coast events calendar. Locals and...

Choirboys bring rock n roll to Noosa

Back in 1978, a group of twenty-something mates from Sydney’s Northern Beaches formed a band called Choirboys. Surrounded by the wild, hedonistic chaos of...

Pressure on provider

Katie Rose Cottage Hospice has temporarily suspended patient admissions as funding shortfalls and revised government timelines place growing pressure on the Noosa-based end-of-life care...

Noosa Fights Parkinson’s

Noosa-based support networks are playing a critical role in helping people live with Parkinson’s disease, as the condition affects an estimated 2,000 residents across...