Pride in their work
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
THE Rotary Club of Noosa recognised five outstanding local employees for taking pride in their work last Monday.
Ted Irvine...
Chappy faces the chop
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
THE seniors of Noosa District State High School are determined to keep their chaplain Shane Brigg on board, as...
Lenscape
SUSAN Tilley of Tewantin shared this photo of a bush rat stealing bird seed from her bird feeder. The bush rat has a pointed...
Swags for homeless youth
By JOLENE OGLE
ALMOST 30 homeless youths will sleep a little less rough this winter, thanks to the generous donation of roll-up swags...
On their own terms
SITTING by each other’s side, hand in hand, heads on each other’s shoulders, a local husband and wife peacefully began their eternal rest, never...
Gardening’s in your grasp
SENSORY gardens are designed to stimulate the senses, enhance gardening and look, smell and feel beautiful.
SubTropical Gardening magazine editor Paul Plant will offer two...
Book buffs buy big
THE Rotary Noosa Daybreak Club has pulled off another successful Bookfest at the Noosa Leisure Centre this year.
The funds raised this year will be...
New life between the lines
LOCAL author Neville Mills launched his latest book at Wallace House on Tuesday 19 May, with the help of Noosa Councillor Sandy Bolton.
Originally from...
Baking up a storm
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
On Monday morning residents of Regatta Circuit Noosaville gathered together to sip tea, eat indulgent home bakes and raise...
Top mileage for Noosa
WOW what a big few weeks for the Coast and especially Noosa, with the success of the Food and Wine Festival and last weekend’s...
Congestion in the hands of… rabbits
By JOLENE OGLE
Growing frustrations over the gridlock traffic on Beckmans Road looks to only increase as Member for Noosa Glen Elmes said...
Nicholls wants it on ‘the list’
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Planning, Small Business, Employment and Trade Tim Nicholls was in Noosa on Tuesday and he took the opportunity to throw...