Rattler carriages destroyed by fire
Two timber train carriages were all but destroyed in a fire which police are currently treating as suspicious at the historic Gympie Railway Station...
Strong win for under 12 Dolphins
After a missed week to wet grounds, the Noosa Dolphin Juniors were ready to run into round 12. Here’s what happened around the Coast’s...
Emergency departments rise to challenge
Some of Queensland’s biggest emergency departments broke historical records for recorded activity during the June 2022 quarter, according to the latest Queensland Health performance...
Volunteers thanked at Rural Fire Service Week launch
Fire and Emergency Services Minster Mark Ryan recognised the state’s more than 28,000 volunteers as Rural Fire Service Week 2022 officially kicked off at...
Supporting National Missing Persons Week
The lasting effect on families and friends of a missing loved one with the theme Without Them will be highlighted during this year’s National...
Noosa Community in focus as new grant round opens
Noosa Council is calling for applications for the next round of Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) and Community Project Grants.
Community Grants are provided...
Drug trafficking charges
Police have charged three people with various drug offences after a raid on the Sunshine Coast on Wednesday 20 July.
Investigators searched a property in...
Shark nets return to beaches
Shark control program equipment has been been returned to South East Queensland beaches after being temporarily removed due to recent rough weather.
Fisheries Queensland Shark...
Barnacles returns to the water
A giant green sea turtle was released at Noosa Main Beach on Friday after being treated for a suspected soft shell disease at Australia...
Happy times at Sunshine Sounds Festival
The sun shone and little rockers from Eumundi School of Rock shared the stage with an impressive line-up of seasoned performers at Sunshine Sounds...
Oyster restoration begins
The Nature Conservancy Australia (TNC) is set to begin the restoration of oyster ecosystems at Tewantin, Goat Island and lower Weyba Creek in the...
Koalas campaign to curb vehicle strikes
The Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation is launching a new driver awareness campaign this month to reduce the impacts to koalas on our roads this...
Garden show a great success
The 41st Queensland Garden Show wrapped up on a high note, concluding three days of expert advice, spectacular displays, and a shared love of...
