Probe into dumped rubbish
By JOLENE OGLE
THE council has launched an investigation into the tonnes of rubbish that has been dumped in what appears to be a water...
Council looks for rubbish answers
Noosa is dumping more than 11,000 tonnes of organic waste in landfill annually, swallowing up space and producing 70 per cent of the council’s...
’Concrete cancer’ repairs to bridge
By JOLENE OGLE
NOOSA Council has awarded a $2.4 million contract to an industry leader to prevent the failure of one of Noosa’s most used...
Putting lives back on track
A UNIVERSITY of the Sunshine Coast graduate and Doonan local is using his Executive Master of Business Administration to help save lives.
David Bermingham completed...
Lenscape
THANKYOU to Bill Neaves for this stunning photo of the Leaning Tree of Eumarella at Lake Weyba.
“A real piece of natural beauty," Bill said.
If...
Origin of love
BLUES and Maroon supporters don’t often get along but for Zac and Jesse, it was love at first sight.
Jesse and her owner, Robyn, have...
Kings are on board
If running up a mountain isn’t appealing then maybe skating up a storm at the Pomona skatepark would be more agreeable.
Cooroy/Pomona Lions Club and...
Culture, nature on show
BRISBANE-BASED artist Tamara Armstrong has launched an exhibition in Noosa’s Green Cathedral gallery, celebrating culture, nature and identity.
The exhibition opened last Saturday and will...
Stepping up for a miracle
Seven Noosa residents pounded the pavement last weekend in a bid to raise much needed funds for the Mater’s Little Miracle charity in the...
Mates make their mark
By RON LANE
THE recent visit to Noosa by a group of 10 disabled British serviceman and 10 Australian servicemen was definitely a feather in...
Cafe worker puts bite on cop
By JOLENE OGLE
A LOCAL cafe worker pleaded guilty in Noosa Magistrate's Court on Tuesday to biting a police officer during a routine traffic stop...
Members urged to speak up
CCIQ Noosa is calling for members to have their say on the Noosa Civic Shopping Centre expansion, with president Sarah Fisher concerned about the...
Only one word for 2024 – wet
It doesn’t matter which way or what statistics we look at regarding 2024 the only conclusion is that it was a wet, wet, year....
