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Diving deep into military history

  By KATIE DE VERTEUIL IF ANYONE knows about the history of Cooroy’s servicemen and women, it’s Ron and Betty Sutton. Indeed they have spent years working...

Childhood spent at war

  By KATIE DE VERTEUIL WHILE locals Ron and Betty Sutton were young children at the time World War II broke out in the September of...

First to fight, last to leave

  By KATIE DE VERTEUIL PRIVATE Jack Horace White was aboard the very first fleet to land at Gallipoli and the last to leave. At just 18...

Modern-day Anzac’s flight of freedom

  By KATIE DE VERTEUIL WHILE thousands gather across Australia and indeed the world this Saturday to pay tribute to the Anzacs, the services will also...

Mystery over timberman’s fate

  WHILE researching World War I servicemen, Betty Sutton stumbled upon an intriguing article from The Chronicle and North Coast Advertiser, printed on Friday 7...

Is your mum amazing?

MOTHER'S Day is just around the corner and we want to find Noosa’s Best Mum! If you think your mum is one in a million,...

Letters to the Editor

Bat splat Bat numbers in Wallace Park are continuing to increase at an enormous rate. Some of the animals are large and have taken to hanging...

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...

Sun, Surf, and Satoshis: How Noosa’s Savvy Investors Are Diversifying with...

Nestled along the Sunshine Coast, Noosa is renowned for its pristine beaches, lush national parks, and a sophisticated lifestyle that attracts successful entrepreneurs, retirees,...

Fire season begins