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Dolphins on the move

For the Ray White Noosa Dolphins, it is certainly busy times. Following on to their weekend of tribute to sponsors and their female...

Our Unknown Achievers

When we take a close look at the community in which we live, it is always interesting to note the number of different organisations...

Noosa girl wins two national equestrian championships

Horses have been her life ever since she was born, and now this Noosa teenager has won two national equestrian championships. Tewantin local Alissa Dinnage...

Surf fest is set to rock

In spite of ongoing snap lockdowns as Covid rolls into its second year, the 30th annual Noosa Festival of Surfing, which starts next weekend,...

Deadline looms for your say on STA laws

As the consultation period on Noosa Council’s short term accommodation draft local law nears its end residents are voicing their concerns about the proposed...

Tigers have high hopes

The Rococo Noosa Tigers came home with a wet sail but were still unable to open their QAFL account as the Sherwood Magpies prevailed...

Leadership conference for future diplomats

A University centre based in Noosa has again played a key role in managing the annual US Embassy Student Leadership Program. The US Embassy Student...

Chorale’s tribute to spirit of Olympia

It is 1896 and you are in Athens sitting on a marble seat in the Olympic Stadium listening to the Hymn of the Olympics-;the...

Another month over

Well here we are, another month gone and we now find ourselves enjoying great potential if only the rain and winds would stop. May...

New road risk research uncovers Aussies’ speeding shame

Despite ongoing efforts to educate road users about their role in reducing the devastating impact of road trauma, new research reveals Australians are continuing...

A fishing competition for women

It’s time women took charge of the rods and reels and started fishing, according to keen angler Nicole Robinson who has organised the 2021...

Books sold for a cause

Tens of thousands of books were donated to Rotary Noosa Daybreak and sold over the weekend at the club’s annual book fest. Spokesman Richard Marsh...

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Bagpipes and bravery with Don Drysdale

Don Drysdale has been serenading the Sunshine Beach State School community with his haunting bagpipe melodies for 15 consecutive years at the school's ANZAC...