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Kindy’s birthday celebrations

PAST, present and future students of the C and K Tewantin Community Kindergarten gathered at the centre for the kindy’s 50th birthday celebrations on...

Turbine power for generators

By JOLENE OGLE THE future is looking bright for remote communities as Noosa Engineering and Crane Hire gets ready to build 80 innovative power turbines...

Lives, moves and breathes bikes

HARRY Bush, a Year 12 student at Good Shepherd Lutheran College Noosa, was recently selected as a finalist for the Queensland Training Awards (North...

Patron’s Day a roaring success

By ANNETTE ADSETT NOBU and Yukiko have taken out this year’s Patron’s Day at Coolum Tennis club at the weekend. Patron’s Day had fewer...

Beer lovers sink a brew or two

LOCALS and visitors have helped raise over $8000 for local charities all for the love of beer and cider. The inaugural Craft Beer Festival, held...

Planning scheme change means business

PROPOSED planning scheme changes will clear the way for new rural enterprise, according to the Noosa Council. In a statement to the media, the council...

Over the limit

FORMER Olympian and Noosa Today columnist Benny Pike has been charged with drink-driving after the 64-year-old returned a reading more than three times the...

Spring is the thing

SPRING has come early to Noosa, with locals and visitors making the most of warm winter weather by hitting the beach and cooling off. Most...

On the wrong track

LOCAL resident Richard Hack has questioned council’s decision to seal Dr Pages Road in Kin Kin, which is expected to cost $4.7 million. The road...

Lady luck rests on Vartys

By JOLENE OGLE FOR the Varty family, a new car couldn’t have come at a better time, especially one that is free. The Vartys are the...

De-sex your pets for discount

COUNCIL is reminding residents new dog registration charges take effect this year with the new structure designed to reward pensioners with free registration if...

River jury takes issues on board

NOOSA’S 26-member Community Jury met for the first time on Saturday to begin deliberations on how Noosa River could be better managed. The second jury...

Birds of a feather disappear together

A large colony of ibis has mysteriously disappeared from Lake Alford in Gympie, sparking concern among local wildlife carers. ANARRA Wildlife Rescue president Lesley Swift...