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Police investigate Maroochydore assault

Police have released images of two men that may be able to assist with investigations into an assault at Maroochydore in February. Around 2.15am on...

Cooroy locals show pride of workmanship

The Rotary Club of Cooroy was delighted to honour six local people who consistently give that special extra in their career on Monday 17...

Remembering the Anzac spirit

Veterans, like 100-year-old Keith Douglas Fitzpatrick, arrived in style, chauffeured by members of the Noosa Beach Classic Car Club, as they led the parade...

Wartime history reduced to dust

Australians are about to celebrate Anzac Day and honour those who fought and died in all fields of conflict, including World War II...

Sunshine Butterflies triathlon runs for 4th year

Sunshine Butterflies Disability Charity hosted their very own Sunshine Butterflies Triathlon for their forth consecutive year in a row at their 15-acre property ‘Our...

Upgraded Cooroora Trail opens

Visitors and locals alike will now be able to better enjoy the magnificent natural and cultural environment of the Tuchekoi National Park thanks to...

Operation Victor wraps up with alarming results

Queensland Police are pleading with parents not to drink and drive with their children in the car, after detecting 1244 drink and drug drivers...

Chorale promises magnificent Baroque

Five years ago Noosa Chorale performed JS Bach’s Magnificat to a packed and enthusiastic audience at The J Theatre. Now it aims to repeat...

A boy and his bear

Raised in Melbourne, fashion designer, artist and writer Gregory Ladner now divides his time between Sydney and the Sunshine Coast. In his raw and hilarious...

A Baroque celebration

Formed in 2014, Arioso Chamber Ensemble brings together the talents and experience of leading specialists in Baroque performance. This year Arioso welcomes viola da...

How the Anzacs saved the British Empire

How the Anzacs saved the British Empire in WWI was the topic when in the lead up to Anzac Day the Cooroy-Noosa Genealogy Group...

Residents to help shape the future of indoor sport in Noosa

Council is calling for residents’ input to help shape future planning for indoor sports and active recreation offerings. Residents can have a say about existing...

Project Manta revealed

Professor Kathy Townsend of the University of the Sunshine Coast is a leading marine biologist known for her pioneering research on manta rays. As...