Bodysurfers take the crown at the Coolum Wedge
The fourth year of the world’s biggest bodysurfing festival, The Coolum Wedge supported by Bendigo Bank, ran over the weekend with a record number...
Medals and records for masters swimmers
Noosa Masters 14-strong team returned recently from the most spectacular state championships in living memory.
Over four days, 341 swimmers (171 F, 170 M) competed...
Imika’s record-breaking $10 million sale
Luxury seller Imika Neylan has broken a record for the highest property sale in Noosaville since 2022, selling a Noosa Waters home for an...
Bonza cancels flights to discuss ‘ongoing viability’
Passengers have been left shocked and stranded as Australia’s only independent airline, Bonza, cancelled all flights on Tuesday 30 April.
Bonza chief executive officer...
Sunshine Coast Police Officer awarded Bravery Medal
More than 155 Sunshine Coast police officers have been recognised for their service to the community at the Sunshine Coast Medal and Awards presentation...
Verrierdale remembers
Early morning light flooded the bush outside the Community Hall at Verrierdale as close to 200 people assembled for the Anzac Day Dawn Service...
Tewantin-Noosa honours its veterans
Birdsong heralded the dawn as thousands of Noosa residents surrounded the Tewantin cenotaph and stretched along Poinciana Avenue in a strong show of support...
Javier Leon sheds light on erosion
In an enlightening educational encounter, Sunshine Beach State School (SBSS) recently welcomed Associate Professor Javier Leon from the University of the Sunshine Coast to...
Youth crime committee – what Labor says
Premier Steven Miles accused the LNP of putting political interests before community safety in persistently blocking the release of a draft Youth Justice Committee...
Gardens master plan moves forward
Development of a new master plan will help guide future improvements to Noosa’s much loved Botanic Gardens at Lake Macdonald.
Council appointed a stakeholder...
Time to electrify everything
Electrifying your home continues to be not only the smart thing to do for the climate but is also becoming more financially viable with...
So much growth in 40 years
The Queensland Garden Expo has shown tremendous growth in its 40-year history. Yet gardening guru Phil Dudman has also experienced some major changes, as...
Concerns over WHO pandemic agreement
There is much concern in the community about the Albanese Labor Government’s adoption of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Pandemic Agreement.
In May 2024,...
