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Something fishy about Dr Chris

Possibly the least-known outcome of the long grind of inquests and trials in the Lindy Chamberlain case which dominated the headlines throughout the 1980s...

A new era of CLO Studios

Noosa business woman Chloe Tozer has come a long way since her university days, finding time between studying to create and sell jewellery from...

Helitak is flying high

Helitak Firefighting Equipment based in Noosa is celebrating its most successful year ever with yet another award to add to an already crowded trophy...

Students wow community with art exhibition

The importance of art and community has been highlighted at the opening of Noosa District State High Schools ALT. kNOWledge exhibition at Cooroy Butter...

Men’s Shed sale day

After rain washed out their annual sale day earlier in the year, Noosa Men’s Shed geared up for a second attempt on Saturday and...

Tennis win to Noosa

Noosa Tennis Club won the grand final of the Sunshine Coast ladies midweek tennis on 16 November. Noosa defeated Palmwoods 5 sets 40 games to...

Visitors to Noosa splash $1.15 billion

Visitors to Noosa spent $1.15 billion in the region in the financial year – the highest since the outbreak of Covid-19, according to the...

The call of the river

Business and community organisations will come together again in what is becoming a very Noosa way to celebrate the festive season. With much of the...

Cricket matches in the balance

Last weekend saw the first round of the two-day matches for the senior men’s competition and every Tewantin-Noosa Thunder team is in with a...

Two records broken in one week

Both properties have a close connection to the water yet that is where similarities ended … until auction day. Stealing the auction limelight last...

CWA celebrates centenary

The power of women united was celebrated at a special lunch at Alba restaurant last Friday to celebrate 100 years of the CWA in...

Using science in land management

Armed with several academic qualifications in forestry and horticulture production and decades of experience Kaara Shaw and Gary Clarke are well qualified to deliver...

Two days, four fatalities

Wide Bay Burnett district police are urging drivers to consider their responsibility behind the wheel after four fatalities in two days on the roads. The...