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...
Allies reflect on Truth-telling Inquiry
Former Queensland Supreme Court Judge and the only non-Indigenous committee member of the now defunct Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry Roslyn Atkinson spoke about the...
Noosa spared cyclone fury
Thanks to the exceptional efforts of our lifeguards, our volunteers, emergency services, our local council, the preparedness of residents and the largely skirting around...
PBCA Submission to tourism future
The Peregian Beach Community Association (PBCA) recently delivered its submission on Destination 2045: Queensland's Tourism Future Consultation. Here is its executive summary:
This submission primarily...
Falcons take on PNG Hunters in footy blockbuster
Rugby league fans can enjoy a feast of footy at affordable prices at Sunshine Coast Stadium this Saturday 15 March.
The headline act will see...
Heroes of the sea
The hard truth is that last week could have ended in tragedy. Thanks to the heroic efforts of our professional lifeguards and the teams...
Surfing dogs pioneer Chris De Aboitiz launches dog rescue campaign
According to surfing dogs pioneer Chris De Aboitiz, Rama’s appearance with his pack at this weekend’s Noosa Festival of Surfing will be a farewell...
Wet weather forces snakes to retreat into Noosa homes
Local snake catcher Luke Huntley has been busy relocating snakes that have found their way inside homes while retreating from the recent wet weather.
Autumn...
Call for renewed commitment to women’s rights
On International Women’s Day (IWD), the Australian Medical Association called for urgent action to address ongoing challenges to women’s rights and healthcare access worldwide.
AMA...
Backing for teachers on school assaults
Escalating classroom violence is the target of a $44 million state education funding package, which will come on top of all other education funding,...
