Print tips for DIY writers
PEREGIAN Beach bookstore owner Annie Grossman said she has lost count of the number of aspiring authors who have approached her for publishing advice.
“I’d...
Students excel at French connection
By JOLENE OGLE
THERE is much ado about France at Cooroy State School as students take part in the online Language Perfect world championship.
The competition,...
Facebook Fridays at Noosa Library
By JONATHON HOWARD
NOOSA seniors can now unlock the secrets of social media during Facebook Fridays at the Noosa Library.
The library, in Wallace Street, is...
Noosa’s turning heads in tourism
By DAMIEN MASSINGHAM
IT seems that Noosa is continuing to make its name across not only the country but also the globe, with Domestic and...
Kids step up for healthy futures
By JONATHON HOWARD
PRIMARY school-aged children from Noosaville State School took steps towards a healthier future on Friday 23 May by taking part in the...
Flora and fauna the fashion
By JORDAN CULLEN
NATIVE flora and fauna was the talk of the night at Canapes and Callistemons over the weekend, with Noosa and District Landcare...
Free bus idea buzz
By JONATHON HOWARD
THE idea of a free bus service running throughout Noosa on public holidays has received overwhelming support from residents, visitors and business...
Koala Crusaders at U3A
By JOLENE OGLE
KOALA lovers are in for a treat with Queensland Koala Crusaders president Meghan Halverson set to speak at U3A tomorrow, from 1.45pm.
The...
Injured in horror crash
A German backpacker and a 63-year-old woman remain in a critical condition after a horrific crash on Noosa Parade on Monday afternoon.
Police said a...
Noosa’s warm welcome
By JOLENE OGLE
Tourism Noosa last night celebrated one year since the launch of the Welcome to Noosa initiative with more than 850 locals and...
Car rentals a real boost to tourism
By JORDAN CULLEN
Member for Noosa and Multicultural Affairs Minister Glen Elmes opened East Coast Car Rentals in Marcoola on Saturday in what he said...
Celebrating Indegenous culture
By JOLENE OGLE
Understanding, inclusiveness and celebration are the keys to a brighter future in reconciliation, according to Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...
New chapter for Annie’s Books
Seventeen years ago Annie Grossman signed the lease on her first ever book business and Annie’s Books on Peregian was born, becoming an institution...
