Retailers on the run
By JOLENE OGLE
HIGH rent and an increase in online shopping is driving retailers to much cheaper industrial spaces in the Noosaville industrial...
More art is on the way
THE third instalment in the Butter Factory Arts Centre’s rolling four-month arts initiative will be unveiled on Saturday 4 July.
The official opening will be...
High school in business gear
NOOSA District State High School (NDSHS) has successfully hosted Australian Business Week for the 12th straight year, and their appetite for the program hasn’t...
Looking for a Buddy?
By JOLENE OGLE
THE Noosa business market is in the midst of a revival and Global Cafe and hostel owner Danny Simmonds has...
Art for all busy bodies
By JOLENE OGLE
THE Australian Body Art Festival is back for 2015 with event organisers taking the popular arts carnival to a whole...
On the Port Moresby Beat
THIS is my first column from Port Moresby, where I will be based for the next few weeks, doing media work for the Pacific...
Tourists spend a penny
By JOLENE OGLE
A HOLIDAYMAKER and his family have been left distraught after three girls from a campervan pulled into the park they...
Lock it up… or lose it
POLICE are growing frustrated with people who leave valuables in their unlocked cars, with a recent spate of thefts leaving car owners red-faced.
Acting Officer...
Setting the pace
NOOSA GOLF CLUB
There were 196 entrants for a single stableford on Tuesday 23 June.
Scratch Rating (M): 71.0.
A Grade: 1, Dwight Bandman, daily handicap...
Better tourist access in the works
MOTORISTS travelling in and out of Noosa will benefit from a $2.5 million program to smooth the main access road connecting the renowned Sunshine...
Seniors now free to choose
THE new Consumer Directed Care (CDC) program starts today (1 July) and will give Noosa seniors receiving in-home care more freedom of choice including...
Noosa grapples with marriage equality
By JOLENE OGLE
NOOSA Council held a third touring Information Night at Council Chambers, with locals on Wednesday night raising an array of issues including...
Artist turns invasive weed into fashion
From invasive vine to award-winning wearable art—local artist Vivien Eardley is set to wow audiences at this year’s Mary Valley Art Festival.
Vivien will bring...
