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Stephen K Amos returns to Australia
Fresh from treading the boards in London’s West End, Stephen K Amos is back doing what he does best, stand-up comedy performing at The...
Free crab escape vents up for grabs
Fishers who support research by reporting tagged mud crabs in Queensland can get their claws on free escape vents.
The reports will help researchers track...
Residents’ input needed to help celebrate Noosa’s heritage
Residents are invited to nominate the special places, buildings and features they consider are important to the character, identity, and story of Noosa Shire.
“We...
Yandina welcomes popular country duo
Yandina welcomes popular duo Andy and Allison to the Australasian Country Music Association (ACMA) concert on Sunday 19 March.
Andy has enjoyed success as a...
Robbery in Maroochydore
Police have charged a man following an alleged robbery with violence in Maroochydore on Wednesday 1 March.
Initial investigations indicate around 2.30pm a 29-year-old New...
Sediment overload
Sediment plays a critical role in supplying nutrients to ecological systems in waterways but Noosa's urbanisation has led to changes to the natural waterway,...
Oriana choir concerts kick off
Acclaimed Sunshine Coast ensemble Oriana Choir will present its first concert for 2023, Oriana Sings Mozart Vespers and the Music of Ola Gjeilo on...
Big tennis has gone bonkers
With Australia’s summer of tennis officially wrapped up two weeks ago in Burnie, Tasmania, Noosa’s Wimbledon and Grand Slam veteran Ron McKenzie’s blood is...
Coolum businesswoman wins AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award
Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries Minister and Rural Communities Minister Mark Furner has congratulated innovative dog food entrepreneur Emma Gibbons for receiving the 2023...
Riders in the pink for fight against breast cancer
We can confront a serious issue by bringing some light-hearted moments into our lives.
The McGrath Foundation has shown this with their Pink Test at...
Truly sustainable tourism
For 20 years Kanu Kapers has been a leading voice for truly sustainable tourism in Noosa.
The natural environment is at the core of...
Win to see We’re Going To Graceland
NOOSA TODAY has a double pass to see Wendy Matthews and Grace Night in - We’re Going To Graceland – The Songs of Paul...
Concerns over WHO pandemic agreement
There is much concern in the community about the Albanese Labor Government’s adoption of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Pandemic Agreement.
In May 2024,...
