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That’s cricket for you

After all six senior Thunder Cricket Teams won their matches two weeks ago and were then washed out the following weekend, all the players...

State backs Noosa Tri

The future of the largest Olympic distance triathlon in the world – Queensland’s Garmin Noosa Triathlon – is secure until at least 2025, the...

Net zero, bed taxes and blowing the cap

Queensland councils have embraced energy-efficient technologies, are considering a Bed Tax to cover tourism costs and voters will again run the how-to-vote-card gauntlet at...

Sports complex gains $1.8m boost

Work will begin in January on a $1.8 million infrastructure project that promises to benefit a host of local sports clubs. The new multipurpose facility...

Community Flights has landed at the Sunshine Coast Aero Club

Community Flights is a registered charity established to provide aircraft transport, free-of-charge, to those living in remote or regional locations who require non-emergency medical...

A very special triathlon

The smiles and determination on the faces of participants in the Tingirana Noosa Special Triathlon show their enjoyment of the event, and even the...

Runners in the pink for McGrath charity

Mother and son, Christie and Mitchell of Buderim lined up at Noosa Main Beach at 4am last Friday to make sure they could don...

Council wins top gongs

Last week myself, Deputy Mayor Frank Wilkie and Councillors Amelia Lorentson and Karen Finzel, along with our chief executive officer Scott Waters attended the...

Staff value shown in permanent positions

Council will convert some long-term temporary and casual roles to permanent to retain quality staff in a highly competitive labor market, improve efficiencies and...

Colin Hay solo tour

Considered by critics as one of the most revered storytellers on the live music scene, Colin Hay is set to grace Australia with a...

Beatrice Prost aluminiums

Artist Beatrice Prost is holding her first retrospective of her works on aluminium at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery during November. Beatrice has worked with...

End men’s violence against women

Following the release of a new 10-year National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children, White Ribbon Australia has called on communities across...

Hoofbeats around the world

At one point Pam Karner was lying on the ground, crying to herself in pain. Her horse was above her. That was when she realised...