Golf results
COOROY GOLF CLUB
Results of Women’s Tuesday Club from 14 April
Event: Canadian Two Stroke - Front Nine.
Winners: Sandy Viney and Barbara Johnstone (31.5).
Runners-up: Susie Thompson...
Chopper rescue for missing bushwalker
A MAN missing since Wednesday afternoon while climbing Mount Cooroora, near Pomona, has been winched to safety by the Sunshine Coast RACQ CareFlight Rescue...
Whirlwind visit from man at the top
By JOLENE OGLE
AKIN to a rockstar welcome, Prime Minister Tony Abbott was mobbed by locals when he came to Noosa Main Beach last Thursday.
Stopping...
It’s a fine balancing act
By JOLENE OGLE
At just 20-years-old, Chelsea Wallis has landed the opportunity to be an Oxfam Australia Ambassador, while studying six courses at...
They’re learning to care
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
SUNSHINE butterflies will receive a $16,000 shed courtesy of Queensford College in return for the enrolment of eight staff...
A tidy bit of support
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
THE maintenance of Sunshine Butterflies’ “Our Backyard” hobby farm has become significantly easier thanks to the overwhelming community support...
Chakera is jumping to it
COOROY Gymnastics Club have had their first WAG level 7 gymnast Chakera Thompson at Senior States, competing earlier this week.
This is a huge achievement,...
On the scent
By JOLENE OGLE
ZOE the Labrador has been busy learning to be a Smart Pup for when she joins her new owner, a...
High tide of tolerance
By JOLENE OGLE
HASTINGS Street was a sea of rainbow colours last Thursday when the Noosa Love Parade hit the road, spreading a...
Fibres come to life
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
IT’S not often that one associates alpacas with silk worms, but on Karen Grady’s Noosa acreage, the pair goes...
PM sticks to the selfies
Prime Minister Tony Abbott posed for selfies when he made a whirlwind visit to Noosa last week.
Mr Abbott was meeting with long-time supporter and...
Old dog… new tricks
DO YOU have a naughty dog? If your furry friend digs, barks or runs away, Bark Busters wants to hear from you.
Dog owners are...
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...
