Fairy Raine from Fairy Lane?
Yes… Fairy Raine from Fairy Lane was one of the mystical creatures at the Cooroy Fusion Festival on Saturday as a collection of art,...
Eclectic mix at No Worries
By JOLENE OGLE
FROM chemotherapy patients to holiday-makers to those looking for an affordable way to visit family, business is booming at the...
Brittens love sparked by royal visit
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
A VISIT to see the Queen, a mutual passion for dance and a problematic cyclone - the love-story of...
Swan takes dig at budget
MEMBER for Lilley and former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia Wayne Swan dropped into the River Deck restaurant on Saturday night to meet with...
Kie to volunteering: giving back
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
KIE Wilson-McNaught of Boreen Point has been volunteering with Sunshine Coast Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) since 2002....
Sue enjoys ‘showcasing’ Noosa
SUE Ingram volunteers for Tourism Noosa, and has been a part of the 95-strong Tourism Noosa volunteer team for over 10 years.
Why do you...
Margaret goes extra mile
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
NOOSA local Margaret Robertson devotes a sizeable percentage of her time to brighten up the lives of children with...
Wheel lessons driven home
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
OVER the past two weeks, almost 500 Year 11 students from across the shire had a lesson in road...
Music and movement makes festival magic
THE 2015 Cooroy Fusion Festival took over Cooroy on Saturday with an eclectic mix of body paint, musicians and hula hoopers all taking to...
Get snapping
CONGRATULATIONS to Jake Bray of Good Shepherd Lutheran College who is the first winner of the Laguna Signage photo competition which is open to...
Family values are strangely entertaining
PREPARATIONS are well underway for Good Shepherd Lutheran College’s upcoming musical performance of The Addams Family. Each year the college produces a spectacular that...
Rate rise, same service
Noosa residents on a minimum general rate will see a rate increase of 6.7 per cent or $2.35 a week, needed to cover increasing...
