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Keeping your eye on the ball

THERE’S nothing better than when your role at work is a success. As most know I work at Palmer Coolum Resort. My main drive is to...

Slip, slop, slap, seek and slide

SOME 430,000 more Australian adults are getting sunburnt on the weekend than they were four years ago, according to new research by Cancer Council. Findings...

Lenscape

JULIE Hemsley captured these two playful magpies enjoying a bath in a puddle by the Peregian skate park after the rain. Julie said she...

Proud of Noosa’s gems

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL THIS Sunday is International Women’s Day and what a better way to celebrate than to acknowledge a few of our local...

Flood of drink drivers

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL NOOSA Magistrates' Court was once again flooded with drink drivers, following on from last week’s high numbers. Fourteen people appeared on Tuesday...

Animal cruelty charges laid

A MAN will face Noosa Magistrates’ Court charged with animal cruelty after an unprovoked attack on a small dog. Police will allege on Friday 27...

Record numbers at uni

By JOLENE OGLE ALMOST 4000 new students will start studies at the University of the Sunshine Coast on Monday, taking the university’s population...

Butterflies get extra wings

By JOLENE OGLE THE wait is finally over for local charity Sunshine Butterflies who have returned from Sydney with a massive $50,000 cheque...

Stableford sorts the field

NOOSA GOLF THE Tuesday, club member played a single stableford, with 196 entrants. Scratch rating (M): 71.0. A Grade: Ian Mort (12) 42, Ben Peake (11)...

Governor’s nod to our Nippers

BETWEEN THE FLAGS By RON LANE FOR the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club, Wednesday 18 February will certainly be one to...

Army of orange

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL AN ORANGE army of State Emergency Service workers - wielding 5000 sandbags as their primary weapon - has come...

Heavy on the slide guitar

By JOLENE OGLE Its musicians may not be old enough yet to perform in many local venues but high school band Black Ice...

Sunrise breakfast a GourMay highlight

PRECEDE It's quickly become a tradition of the GourMay month of celebrating food in the Mary Valley, that has just completed a successful third year....