Obedience on board
By JOLENE OGLE
Betty Boo has been stand-up paddle boarding for almost 12 months and owner Maxine Stibbe couldn’t be happier with her...
Change is in the air
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
Noosa has seen ‘treechangers’ and ‘seachangers’ and now it looks ready to become the hotspot for the next generation...
Dog beach patrols plea
By JOLENE OGLE
A LOCAL man has called on Noosa Council to increase patrols of the Sunshine Beach dog beach as a way...
Out and heads held high
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
One drunken night at a university Halloween party, two young hearts met, exchanged numbers, and form a friendship which...
Free Noosa celebrates
By JOLENE OGLE
MONDAY 9 March marked two years since the Noosa community voted ‘Yes’ to reclaim their Noosa Council.
To mark the anniversary,...
‘Jewel of crown’
By JOLENE OGLE
AS OF Friday 6 March, Noosa National Park was officially recognised as a National Surfing Reserve, ending a 16-month campaign...
Surfing ripples far and wide
TO CELEBRATE the Noosa Festival of Surfing, Tourism Noosa brought together five of Australia’s most influential Instagrammers to showcase Noosa to the rest of...
Goompi’s art the centre of attention
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
Internationally renowned indigenous artist Goompi Ugerabah (Stephen Larcombe) spent last week ‘in house’ at Noosa’s Nissarana Galleries.
A unique...
Swell search for surf’s crest
The 24th annual Cricks Noosa Festival of Surfing is now into its sixth day and the festival hasn’t disappointed despite a small swell moving...
Growing back to basics
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
Seventeen-year-old Sally Higgs is a next generation farmer.
Currently completing her final year at Noosa District State School, she grew...
Correction
PLEASE note an incorrect number has been published on the Noosa Today Easy Finder.
The correct number for Super Geek mobile service is 13 GEEK...
Jury probes waste
NOOSA'S Community Jury has held its second meeting to investigate the best option for reducing organic waste reaching council’s landfill.
The 23 jury members heard...
AI thinks it’s above the law
Country Press Australia (CPA) has welcomed the Albanese Government’s decision to rule out a copyright exemption for AI companies, but says urgent action is...
