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Looking back at civic site

By JONATHON HOWARD THE Noosa Library Service has teamed up with Noosa Today to present a monthly look back at Noosa. Each month Noosa...

Human kindness beams

By JOLENE OGLE AFTER a devastating week in the news, a single post on a Facebook page seems to have revitalised faith in...

New books out

By JONATHON HOWARD PENGARI Press, the publishing house started at the Noosa Pengari Steiner School by students and staff in 2012, is excited...

Blocking the tide

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA Council says it hopes to put a stop to future attempts to flout the rules in relation to building...

Floodlines tugs at resilience

By JONATHON HOWARD THE resilience of Queenslanders in times of adversity is at the heart of Floodlines, a display at Cooroy Library from...

Job hunt is on

By JONATHON HOWARD NOOSA school leavers are busy pounding the pavement this month, eager to land their first jobs and gain their independence. However,...

Labor paints the town red

By JONATHON HOWARD THE Labor candidate for the state seat of Noosa Mark Denham has said he is taking time off from work...

Disaster alerts via hub

By JONATHON HOWARD IT’S now easier for Noosa and Sunshine Coast residents and visitors to prepare for severe weather events and other disasters...

Greens question hospital funding

By JONATHON HOWARD GREENS candidate for the state seat of Noosa Joe Shlegeris has questioned the LNP incumbent Glen Elmes’ commitments to the...

Heart-starter on the beach

By JOLENE OGLE THE tragic death of a 26-year-old surfer at Sunshine Beach late last year has led to the donation of a...

Asbestos clean-up begins

By JONATHON HOWARD DEMOLITION of the old Peregian Beach Bowls Club building, which was purchased by Noosa Council, has started this week. Local...

Big beef with this clown

THERE were thrills and spills at the annual Honky Tonk Rodeo in support of the Noosa Pirates Rugby League Football Club. More than 2000 people...

Xmas classics at Cooroy

A lyric soprano who loves Puccini, a Neapolitan tenor and a talented pianist who has been delighting Queensland audiences for more than 20 years....

Warm up to NYE