Getting to know Noosa
DO YOU know the Indigenous meaning for Noosa? Want to get a better understanding of what the Noosa Biosphere is?
Or perhaps you are wondering...
School becomes crime scene
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
THE groundsman’s shed at Cooroy State School is looking rather bare after more than $2000 worth of tools were...
Different look for Eliza
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
NOOSA'S Eliza Stewart will be looking a little different come November, when she shaves off her beautiful long locks...
Farmers’ hand for those in need
NOOSA Farmers Markets have teamed up with Reap Sunshine Coast to help feed those in need throughout the region.
Reap’s first collection at the markets...
Shedders granted success
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
NOOSA Men’s Shed has received a much-needed $11,000 boost.
A total of $6000 has come from Deputy Prime Minister Warren...
Lenscape
THANKYOU to Julie Hemsley for this stunning photo of the mist rising from the ocean.
Julie captured this photo while on a beach walk on...
Freedom fighters saluted
AT 9AM on Friday 24 April, students and staff of Noosa Christian College, Cooroy, came together to hold a special Anzac Memorial Service on...
Silence falls for our Anzacs
WITH medals pinned to their chests, a sprig of rosemary to remember home and silence to honour the fallen, our Anzacs were remembered with...
Anzac for young adults
LOCAL author and teacher-librarian Allison Paterson has recently launched an Anzac book for children and young adults to help start discussion about Australians on...
It’s Peregian – your way
NOOSA Council is calling on the Peregian Beach community to help develop ideas to enhance the seaside village.
On 9 May, from 8am to 12noon,...
Dogs have day
By JOLENE OGLE
IT LOOKS like local dogs will continue to run free with the proposed changes to the Sunshine beach off-leash area...
Bubble of Fusion fun
The Cooroy Fusion Festival is back with a day of free family fun, live music, bubble soccer and much more.
The day will kick off...