Artist Ann Banks her work
When Tewantin artist Ann Milland was four years old, she discovered the thrill of putting paint on paper and the image it created.
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Tourism Noosa’s new dawn
It’s true to say that “In Noosa, tourism is everyone’s business”, (Observations from TN, NT 21 April) but Cr. Lorentson reveals her industry bias...
See, feel, connect – an exhibition
Sunshine Coast artists are diverse, plentiful and exceptionally talented, a fact evidenced by the stunning Local Artists - Local Content Art Prize 2023 exhibition,...
Banff Film Festival returns with a new level of adventure
The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour will return to Noosa on 3-4 May, showcasing a curated selection of inspiring outdoor films.
Known...
Expect the unexpected at the Chamber Music Festival
Get ready to soak up the vibrant energy of the Sunshine Coast Chamber Music Festival as it returns for its third year.
Over the...
Tewantin Noosa QCWA celebrates 120 years of service
QCWA members from all parts of the Sunshine Coast came together to celebrate the awarding of long service certificates to five Branch members.
Long time...
Meet author Toni Jordan
Toni Jordan is the immensely popular, award winning, internationally best-selling author of several novels. She started out as a molecular biologist (then moved to...
Giant stingray and rare shark move into SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast
It’s not every day a two-metre-wide, 280kg smooth stingray embarks on a 1700km road trip up the east coast, but for Casper, and his...
Meet the maker
The annual Meet the Makers (MTM) event on the Sunshine Coast has attracted a record number of buyers with just over 200 keen to...
Bunya wars in Kenilworth
Ian Mackay, Noosa’s favourite bush poet and Mary Valley environmental warrior, is not happy, Jan.
In fact, he tells Noosa Today from his Kenilworth property:...
Hope for wildlife
Conservationists are elated at recent protection of native forests on Kabi Kabi and Jinibara country, on the Sunshine Coast and say there is “real...
Magicians waved their spell over Tornadoes
The Tornadoes were the warm favourites on finals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club. They had dominated proceedings during the rounds and were...

















