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Driver alert after two accidents

By JORDAN CULLEN Police are urging motorists to drive to the conditions after two accidents along Eumundi-Noosa Road last Thursday. Noosa Heads police officer in charge...

Cruel to be kind to pets

Everyone loves their pets but vets are urging owners not to “be kind to be cruel”. Veterinarian and Medibank Pet Insurance ambassador Dr Chris Brown...

Noosa Today printer APN lauded

By JONATHON HOWARD NEWSPAPER printing experts APN Yandina has received some much deserved recognition for printing Noosa Today, during the annual newspaper print industry awards,...

You Camp spreads like wildfire

By JOLENE OGLE It was an “uh-huh” moment for Prue and James Woodford, as they sat around their campfire surrounded by natural forest and acres...

Undies charity drive

By MEGAN WILSON A local charity is in desperate need of new undies, with a call for donations to help keep the homeless warm and...

Biosphere restructure

By JONATHON HOWARD RESTRUCTURING of the Noosa Biosphere will place the community in the driver’s seat, says Noosa Council, despite several former volunteers of the...

Controlled burns across Noosa

By JONATHON HOWARD QUEENSLAND Parks and Wildlife are preparing for a sweltering summer season by reducing fuel loads across Noosa this week. Burns have been scheduled...

Busy times after de-merger

By JONATHON HOWARD SIX months have passed since Noosa made the historic leap towards de-amalgamation from the Sunshine Coast Shire Council. Establishing Noosa Shire Council was...

Nod for new Peregian development

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA Council has approved a new supermarket development next to the Peregian Beach hotel, and councillors are confident the new development is...

Budget tips the balance

By JOLENE OGLE NOOSA MP Glen Elmes has described the State Budget as “workman-like” as he warns of a tight budget and asks everyone to...

The long way home

Life of Brine THE bus was two hours late. When I inquired at the travel desk of the Aguas Azule Prison Camp, the pretty girl...

Raising a cup for cancer

By JORDAN CULLEN OVER 100 people attended the Cancer Council Queensland’s Biggest Morning Tea at Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club last Thursday, with over $2500...

Big day for Pirates

All senior rugby league teams took to a very wet field on Sunday at Pirates Park. Against the Coolum Colts and despite giving it...