Que Noy Park

Important message

Changes to Library access and book drop

Construction of the new Civic Centre building will soon commence. The current Civic Centre carpark and nearby entrance will be closed from Monday 28 April and remain closed while works take place. The City Library will remain open and will be accessible from the Civic Centre Customer Services’ entry near Civic Park.

Please note that the City Library returns chute will be temporarily unavailable. A new Book Drop will be installed at the Cavenagh St side of the Civic Centre soon.

We kindly ask all customers to:

return items inside the Library during opening hours, or
use one of the 24/7 return chutes located at Casuarina, Nightcliff or Karama libraries.

For more information about the project, please go here.

We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.

Que Noy Park

Accessible

Bicycle/Walking Paths

Picnic Tables

Playground

Daylight Hours

Address

8 Margaret St Stuart Park

FACILITIES

The park develops on the hill on multiple levels.
Swing set on the grass
Picnic table close to the play area

Who was Que Noy?

Que Noy was a compositor, builder and carpenter.

Originally a compositor with the Standard Newspaper, Walter Que Noy (3/9/1909 - 23/8/1977) later made a name for himself as a respected builder and carpenter. He was involved in the construction of many pre-war homes, including the residence for the McMillans family, located at the corner of Cavenagh Street and Edmunds Street.

Que Noy was not only known for his craftsmanship but also as an active and valued member of the Darwin community. His involvement with the Darwin Truck Owners Association further cemented his reputation as a dedicated and respected figure within the local community.

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