Coats of many colours
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
AFTER 40 years of dressing the community in elaborate gowns, shimmering coats and perfectly matched attire, Eumundi’s Elisabeth Esprester...
A lot of livin’ to do
By MEGAN WILSON
AN ELDERLY Noosa woman is calling for more community groups aimed at older people to help ease feelings of isolation...
Elder abuse in spotlight
THE rarely talked about topic of elder abuse is the subject of a theatre script that aims to educate and raise awareness of issues...
Time for a big clean-up
LAST year more than 500 volunteers collected over nine tonnes of rubbish throughout the Noosa Shire as part of Clean Up Australia Day.
This year...
Lenscape
This nosy seagull was captured by Mitch Roberts at Noosa. Mitch said the seagull was hilarious and posted the image to the Sunny Coast...
One billion rise in dance
By DARRYN SMITH
IT WAS a sea of red and white as more than 100 dancers took to Lions Park for the third...
Service centre process begins
PUBLIC consultation has begun for the proposed 24-hour Cooroy Highway service centre and tourist park, with locals urged to make submissions to council by...
Selling the good news on rates
SMALL business is in for a boost following the Reserve Bank’s Decision to cut rates, according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland...
You can’t fish here
By JOLENE OGLE
NOOSA Council has backed a local floating restaurant’s right to ban fishing in its surrounds for safety reasons.
Some anglers are...
Our leading lights
VALENTINE’S Day wasn’t just about chocolates and flowers.
What a weekend it was, with the ladies leading the way.
Let’s tee off with Sunrise Beach golfer...
Betty’s Burgers back briefly
By DARRYN SMITH
More than $1800 was raised and over 800 burger were sold at the Acres Juice Bar Betty’s Burgers fundraiser...
Just how high can he go?
SAM Webster is shooting for the stars.
The Year 12 student at Good Shepherd Lutheran College is one of just 10 players selected into the...