Different school holidays
By JOLENE OGLE
NOOSAVILLE retirees Peter McDonald and Judy Malzard are once again packing their bags to head to Cambodia, but they’re not...
Bus fuss won’t die down
By JOLENE OGLE
THE issue of bus route 628 using Creek Road, Wylah Street and Swan Street is “not over” according to Noosa...
A cuppa for a cure
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
DELICIOUS home-baked treats washed down with steamy beverages and all for a good cause.
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is on...
Jewels in the crown
I KNOW it’s been a few weeks now, but I am still being asked who won the fight of the century - Maywether or...
It’s Back to Cooroy Day
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
COOROY and district’s rich history will soon be brought to life with preparations well underway for this year’s Back...
Living room studio
By JOLENE OGLE
Located on elevated Panorama Drive and with views that will take the breath away is Jan and Jennie King’s home...
They’ve been a round
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
THERE were smiles all round at Cooroy Golf Course recently, when the first All Abilities Golf Day for the...
Alice Cooper is teed off
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
CROWDS flocked to Noosa Springs Golf and Spa Resort on Monday morning to catch a glimpse of rock music...
Ceramics a hands-on experience
LISA Brummel can’t wait to share her love of ceramics with the local community. So it’s by no coincidence that she is the latest...
Lunch with social butterflies
SUNSHINE Butterflies and University of the Sunshine Coast students have teamed up to host a fund-raising lunch in true country style on Sunshine Butterflies’...
Scientist in the making
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
WHEN it comes to science, 17-year-old Adrian Hindes is in his element. Born in El Salvador, the Good Shepherd...
Your efforts are appreciated
National Volunteer Week from 11 to 17 May is all about celebrating and showcasing the wonderful work of volunteers in Australia.
Noosa has an abundance...















