We’re a top place to stay
By JOLENE OGLE
IT was Noosa’s time to shine on the national market with a number of local hotels and resorts winning awards...
Crime Down
In brief
OPERATION Beach Watch has been hailed a success with reported petty theft incidents dropping by 50 per cent over the Christmas holiday period.
Noosa...
Coming to grips with smartphones
HELP is at hand for smartphone users struggling to come to grips with the medley of apps, functions and menu options at their fingertips.
Noosaville...
Creativity nurtured
MOSAICS, woodwork and self-portraits are just some of the things Oliver Guthrie has learnt to do since joining Sunshine Butterflies’ art programs 12 months...
Home invasion
Strap: Police seek two men after attack on couple
SUNSHINE Coast detectives are looking for two men who left a couple traumatised after a violent...
Elmes is a survivor
By JOLENE OGLE
RETURNED Member for Noosa Glen Elmes is among the seven local members who have retained their seats following a shock...
Elmes back to the future
GLEN Elmes has retained his seat as the Member for Noosa, securing over 48 per cent of the votes at Saturday’s State Election.
Mr Elmes...
Woods lost with dignity
By JOLENE OGLE
PALMER United Party candidate Ian Woods may have been defeated at the polls on Saturday, but the local business owner...
Steeped in controversy
INDEPENDENT candidate Dr Patrician Petersen sparked controversy at the polling booths on Saturday.
Metropolitan newspapers reported police were called to the Raceview State School on...
Sorry state of democracy
Written by Joe Shlegeris, Greens candidate
The 2015 state election revealed the sorry state of civic institutions and basic democracy in Noosa.
There was...
Labor’s Denham makes his Mark
By JOLENE OGLE
LABOR candidate Mark Denham helped turn Noosa into a sea of red in the lead-up to the election, but it...
Markets in the balance
By JOLENE OGLE
THE fate of the Tastes of Noosaville markets are still unknown, as the negative impact of the markets are outlined...
‘Ban cats’: parliament told
Serial parliamentary petitioner Tony Magrathea appears to have hit a rich vein of support with his latest campaign - to ban cats.
His petition closed...
