Noosa News
Former councillor Jess Glasgow fined for The Bachelorette conduct
Former Noosa councillor Jess Glasgow has been found guilty of two misconduct offences following his controversial time on reality TV show The Bachelorette.
Noosa Council CEO Brett de Chastel has welcomed the final outcome of a tribunal investigation into the former councillor.
The Councillor Conduct Tribunal found Mr Glasgow guilty of two misconduct offences under the Local Government Act 2009, in relation to his appearance on the reality TV show in October 2019.
Mr de Chastel said the actions of Mr Glasgow were “totally inappropriate and highly offensive” and caused significant distress to many council staff at the time.
“We welcome the findings and tribunal’s diligence in finalising the matter,” he…
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