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Noosa’s coastal clean-up begins, and residents can help

The start of the post-cyclone clean-up has begun on Noosa’s beaches with residents invited to lend a hand. Clean-up bags are available at various access...

Major funding secured for post-Alfred tourism recovery

Visit Sunshine Coast (VSC) has successfully attracted funding for urgent promotional activities to rebuild its tourism market following significant cancellations in bookings and events...

Solving issues on food and the environment

Rod Lees is passionate about the food that we eat, where it comes from and its relationship to our health and the environment. At...

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Win or lose, Casey Iddon is an unusual candidate, as he announces his plans to run for federal office in the safe LNP seat...

Join Lions, help the community

The Tewantin Noosa Lions Club is always ready to help the community and is now looking for help itself in the form of passionate...

Slow Food dinner to celebrate local food and farmers

There can be few things in life more enjoyable than gathering for a meal that combines good, healthy and fair food from local farmers...

Beware cyclonic sea foam

As Tropical Cyclone Alfred whipped up sea foam along the coastline from South East Queensland to northern New South Wales, a UniSC microbiologist warned...

Where else but Noosa ?

There's never a bad time to buy good real estate. It's a saying I've heard from leading agents and it surfaced again this week. Noosa...

Expect the unexpected in tropicals

You drive past it so often on the Tin Can Bay Rd, not quite knowing what's behind the fence. That is until you stop. Take...

Sunshine Coast welcomes back tourists

The Sunshine Coast tourism industry is ready to welcome holidaymakers with accommodation, attractions and tours open and back to business as usual.    Visit...

Grit: the stories, the town, the music

Blending storytelling, song, and live music, GRIT explores the resilience of six fictional characters, all living in the same regional town "somewhere" in Queensland....

Sustainable transport workshops spark innovative ideas for Noosa

Over a few Saturdays in late February and early March conversations buzzed and innovative ideas for Noosa’s transport future were sparked. The events facilitated...

‘No taxation for sex change operations’: Family First

The Family First political party has announced its opposition to claimed lobbying by plastic surgeons to have sex change operations publicly funded. The party’s lead...

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