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Memorial wall mooted

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA Coast Guard wants to construct a memorial wall at the Noosa River mouth to honour the memory of lost loved ones. Noosa...

Butterflies seek a new home

By JOLENE OGLE The sun is shining for Sunshine Butterflies as the local charity comes one step closer to realising its dream. Founded by Leanne Walsh,...

Gap widens on bat issue

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA Council is moving ahead with plans to widen the natural buffer between Wallace Park residents and a dwindling flying fox colony. Concerns...

Raising awareness for kids in care

By JONATHON HOWARD STAFF from Cooroy Commonwealth Bank opted to wear their favourite bedtime attire for a good cause on Friday, 18 July. The pyjama clad...

Too close for comfort

By JONATHON HOWARD CONCERNS over the proposed removal of development restrictions on hinterland properties has sent shock waves through the ranks of the Noosa Biosphere...

Duck and cover

By JONATHON HOWARD A DISGRUNTLED magpie is swooping residents near the Noosa Caravan Park in Tewantin, and visitors are being asked to be mindful of...

Jewell of a talk

Richmond great Dale 'Flea’ Weightman was the guest of honour at the Noosa Tigers’ President’s Lunch, last Saturday. Don’t miss the last President’s Lunch on...

Council counts cost of cat fees

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA Councillors will cast their votes over whether to abolish cat registration from 1 October this year. The matter was raised during council’s...

Service has its reward

By JONATHON HOWARD WHEN retired arts teacher Carole Reilly received her volunteers badge at Cooroy State School 13 years ago, it was one of the...

Grin and bear it

IF you went down to the woods on Sunday, you would have been in for a big surprise. More than 400 children and teddy...

Junction at crossroads

By JONATHON HOWARD ANOTHER Noosa Junction business is set to close its doors, citing dwindling sales and a lack of convenient parking. It’s hard times for...

It’s in council sands

By JONATHON HOWARD THE future of Noosa Main Beach sandcastle man, Arron McCormick, remains in limbo. Mr McCormick is awaiting a response from Noosa Council regarding...

Council workers march for more pay

To chants of 'stand up, fight back' and 'stronger together' members of The Services Union (TSU) working at Noosa Council joined union representatives to...