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River report a wake-up call

Peter Hunnam may have retired after a 50-year career as an ecologist and environmental scientist, but he is certainly not the retiring type, and...

Turtles tagged for science

Queensland scientists have made the leap from boats onto the backs of almost 200 green and loggerhead turtles, all in the name of conservation...

Birubi creates a splash

SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast Aquarium is excited to announce the arrival of an 18-month-old long-nosed fur seal pup named Birubi. The small female seal relocated...

World surf title comes home

It’s been a long time coming – 16 years in fact – but that only made the moment sweeter when Noosa’s Harrison Roach held...

Black Mountain community build resilience

The landslide on Black Mountain Road is the biggest experienced on the Sunshine Coast in 30 years with initial reconstruction cost estimates between $25...

Their aim at the Olympics

When any young track and field athlete becomes serious about their sport, nine times out of 10 their ultimate goal becomes the Olympic Games....

Tapping to the beat

A new group of tap dancers tread the boards for the first time on Tuesday at Scone Time at the Cooroy Memorial Hall and...

Enter the Flyosphere: threatened seabirds

Despite its modest size and intensive visitation, the Noosa River estuary has consistently attracted over half the known species of migratory shorebirds to its...

Mower man to the rescue

He’s done it. Sunshine Coast media identity Steve Hirst has broken the Guinness Book of Records by pushing a lawnmower for 107.5 km over a...

Youth ambassadors sought

An exciting new art program titled the NRG Young Ambassadors Program has launched this week at Noosa Regional Gallery. Envisaged as a year-long ambassadorship, the...

Glossy offsets banned from tip

Residents have raised concerns about the potential success of an offset site at Wallum Lane, Noosaville, located around a capped dump site, to provide...

Paul and Sam: black and white

Eclectic Noosa photographer Paul Smith is best known for his incredible local land and seascapes, but he has also made an international name for...

Fate of soldier settlements

Soldier settlement, as one of a range of post-World War I repatriation programs, was intended to reward soldiers for their service and support their...

Cheers to 21 years