Should we consult on consulting?
Consultations, or getting your views on government proposals, projects or provisions, take many forms. On multiple occasions I have called state government out on...
Entries now open to Sculpture on the Edge
Arts Connect Inc has announced its 15th annual Sculpture on the Edge event will take place from 22 November to 1 December at Flaxton...
Electrify everything the cry!
Electrify everything is the current catchphrase among people concerned about saving on their energy costs and leaving a comfortable future for our kids.
Yet,...
Queensland endurance riding season off to a ’stirling’ start
Precede
It was like the first day back at school as Queensland endurance horse riders started the 2024 season. ERLE LEVEY was at Imbil's Stirling...
We all like cheese
What is it about cheese that has intrigued, inspired and sustained us for so many generations?
It has been around for ages - since...
Local sporting group calls for respect for umpires with new program launched
The Sunshine Coast’s largest sporting organisation, Sunshine Coast Netball Association, has launched its Respect 4 Umpires (R4U) initiative following a verbal abuse incident that...
Social ride to kick off Wondai horse club
A social horse ride at Wondai on Sunday, 24 March, will be the first of many for the newly-formed Dingo Creek Endurance and Community...
Regenerative farming link to good health
A weekend workshop linking regenerative farming with good health is to take place at Kin Kin in March.
Eastwell Farms will host the inaugural HEART...
Election: what can we learn?
As we roll into final polling day on Saturday and wait to see if our horses got up, it’s timely to look at what...
Campaign Diary Week 6
Day 36, 4 March
NOTHING HAPPENING? MAKE IT UP
As eager voters made their way to the opening day of pre-polling in Noosa Heads and Cooroy,...
History in the making: Leadership Development Day
Student leaders from both Noosa District State High School campuses gathered for the inaugural Student Leadership Development Day on Friday 1 March.
The event, organised...
Why a Kin Kin bus driver is one of the best in Queensland
Kin Kin State School’s bus driver, Leasa Diggins, has been recognised as one of the best in the state.
The much-loved local, who navigates the...
Noosa professor changing the world
For more than 60 years, the Bellagio Centre Residency Program has brought global leaders, including more than 85 Nobel Laureates, together to connect, collaborate,...
