Lenscape
THANKYOU to Kerry Collier who captured these two owls sitting on the stumps of golden palms.
If you have a photo you would like to...
Dogs get “ruff” treatment
By JOLENE OGLE
LOCAL dog owners are furious with Noosa Council’s proposed new law that would ban dogs from being off-leash on the...
New leaf for koala policy
By JOLENE OGLE
NOOSA koalas are one step closer to better conservation as Noosa Council takes steps to create a koala policy for...
Community chips in for Jack
THE Noosa community has once again shown how generous and kind it can be to people in need, with local clubs banding together to...
Cash for young innovators
By JOLENE OGLE
IF YOU are young, enthusiastic and looking to take a leap into the business world then Generation Innovation wants you...
Butter plan is slippery
CONCERNS have been raised about the review process of the Cooroy Butter Factory, causing council to delay any decisions on the new management model...
School clean-up
STAFF and students of Noosa Christian College (NCC) tackled Clean Up Australia Day on Friday afternoon, helping keep Cooroy beautiful.
On Friday afternoon, the groups...
Clearing the way
DEMOLITION work to clear the way for the Peregian Beach bowls club site’s redevelopment has been completed, with community consultation to begin soon.
Noosa Council...
Greyhound and the zoo
By KATIE DE VERTEUIL
ON MONDAY morning, two of Queensland’s most iconic brands, Australia Zoo and Greyhound Australia headed to Noosa’s Lions Park...
Sarah bags scholarship
FORMER Noosa District State High School student Sarah Bailey just can’t wipe the smile off her face.
The Cooroy local is about to head off...
Noosa shines as helpers clean up
NOOSA is looking beautiful thanks to the hundreds of volunteers who spend Sunday 1 March cleaning 30 sites throughout the shire.
The official figures are...
Luxury designer apartments
LOCAL developers are hoping a luxury Stephen Kidd-designed apartment building will get the go-ahead from council in the coming months.
The development at number 279...
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...
