Locks off by law
Local lawyer Jed McNamara has raised more than $1600 for the Leukemia Foundation Shave for a Cure by losing his locks on Tuesday.
Jed is...
Neighbours need to keep it nice
By JOLENE OGLE
COUNCILLOR Sandy Bolton is leading the movement towards happy, healthy communities and said the best place to start was with...
Meals on Wheels roster
WEEKLY roster for Tewantin-Noosa Meals on Wheels for week of Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April. ...
Scores line up for stableford
NOOSA GOLF
THE Tuesday club event was a single stableford, with 200 entrants. Scratch rating (M): 71.0.
A Grade: Karl Shaw (11) 41, Gary Wood (9)...
Give harmony a hand
STUDENTS from Noosa District State High School dedicated two masterpieces to the celebration of Harmony Day, on 21 March. Dannielle O’Brien, Charlee Taylor, Enya...
Big farewell for Julianne
Long-time Noosa Council employee and mother of two, Julianne Dunkinson, was farewelled today as hundreds of mourners gathered at Gregson and Weight Noosa funeral...
Billie survives dog attack
By JOLENE OGLE
A JACK Russell is recovering at home after a vicious dog attack at Noosa Woods left the beloved family pet...
Mum’s shock death
By JOLENE OGLE
THE death of a Pomona mother of two and long-time Noosa Council employee has shocked and saddened the community.
Julianne Dunkinson...
GI Jordan the perfect role model
SUNSHINE Coast ironwoman and Noosa local Jordan Mercer is one of six ambassadors for a new youth entrepreneurship program being set up on...
Palmer sacks 40
By JOLENE OGLE
FORMER Palmer Coolum Resort employee and Noosa Today columnist Benny Pike said he was insulted to be turned away from...
Networking night at beach bar
TOURISM Noosa took full advantage of the fun atmosphere of the Cricks Noosa Festival of Surfing, holding their monthly networking night at the beach...
Raising your voice
In local government, one of the most effective ways to respond to community concerns and shape Council direction is through a notified motion.
Unlike regular...
