The best of both worlds
By JONATHON HOWARD
NOOSA’S authentic Japanese restaurant “Wasabi”, located at Quamby Place, has received national recognition with several food reviewers calling it “the best Japanese...
Hot at the high end
By JONATHON HOWARD
GANGBUSTER apartment sales at Veridian, a luxury resort listing on Hastings Street and several Witta Circle house sales are helping build confidence...
Vox pop
By JONATHON HOWARD
SOON-TO-BE mum Jaye Wales is nearing the end of her pregnancy, but she worries about the 45-minute drive to Nambour Hospital.
Her worries...
Show celebrates the shire
By JONATHON HOWARD
What is the show theme this year ... and how did it come about?
I was thinking about a theme for the...
To heaven and back
By JONATHON HOWARD
AWARD winning author and Noosa Today columnist Phil Jarratt has revealed his latest book Bali: Heaven and Hell, which will be released...
Moonlight magic unfolds at Noosa
By JONATHON HOWARD
WOODY Allen’s latest film “Magic in the Moonlight” is achieving rave reviews and here’s your chance to see why at the BCC...
It’s de-amalgamation party time
By JONATHON HOWARD
NOOSA residents have been waiting for more than a year to celebrate the successful de-amalgamation from Sunshine Coast Council last year, but...
Fire and water: a cultural history
By JONATHON HOWARD
COORAN State School students, teachers and parents were immersed in Australian Indigenous Culture recently, as part of a full day of NAIDOC...
Gearing for complex births
By JONATHON HOWARD
NOOSA residents are crying out for improvements to the Noosa Hospital, including the development of a new birthing centre.
To find out more,...
Max mix: beat that music
By JONATHON HOWARD
NESTLED amid the Doonan bushland, inside a small makeshift music studio, 14-year-old Max Walker is busy mixing up his next electronic dance...
Dog owners flouting law
By JONATHON HOWARD
NOOSA residents continued to reveal their horror dog attack stories this week, as complaints are being directed towards dog owners flouting the...
Fete defies the rain
THE wet weather didn’t scare away the crowds who turned out for the St Thomas More School fete on Saturday.
Apart from a couple of...
Landslip repair works to start above popular beach
A section of cliff face above a popular Sunshine Coast beach is being repaired and stabilised after being damaged during weather events.
This repair work...
