Lenscape
By JOLENE OGLE
THANKS to Paul Lanfear who captured this cheeky seagull stealing a chip straight from the mouth of a pelican on Noosa River...
Injury brings a positive change
By TANIA PHILLIPS
WHEN injury ended former professional Rugby player Richard Kelly’s career earlier than expected - it opened a new door for him.
Richard turned...
Keep it clean, no butts
By JOLENE OGLE
LOCALS frustrated with continually cleaning-up cigarette butts from Noosa Main Beach are calling on Noosa Council to provide better facilities so smokers...
Uni scores with new games degree
GET ready to go up a level as the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) offers Australia’s first Bachelor of Serious Games in 2016.
This...
New business boss
CCIQ Noosa has a new president and a new allegiance with some of Noosa’s most influential local groups in a move designed to create...
Development is food for thought
By JOLENE OGLE
PLANS to build a 24-hour fuel station in Noosaville have ignited debate in Noosa Council, with deputy mayor Bob Abbot and councillor...
Council’s works program underway
By JOLENE OGLE
COUNCIL staff have confirmed major capital works projects are underway, with repairs to the Munna Point Bridge expected to start in the...
Armed robbery charges
LOCAL police have been praised for their quick actions following the arrest of a man charged with armed robbery at Noosa Heads on Monday...
Horror at home
By JOLENE OGLE
AN HORRIFIC week of domestic violence that saw the murders of two women and a machete attack on another woman has firmed...
Clean energy flows
By KARINA MAY
NOOSA is to be the supplier of clean, cost efficient and renewable energy to remote communities after tests of a new water...
On the march to find William
MORE than 150 locals gathered at Tickle Park, Coolum, on Saturday to join the nationwide Walk 4 William in a bid to bring a...
Night of belly laughs
A NIGHT of hilarious laughs and cheeky bingo calls has helped raise almost $2000 for the local Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA).
Cooroy RSL...
Coast gets $6.30M first bite, while Gympie waits
A $6.3 million health hub has opened on Sixth Avenue in Maroochydore, combining dental and breast screening services under one roof — a development...
