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$1m sand works protect Noosa Sound

Noosa Council are set to spend more than $1.2m for sand dredging and nourishment of Dog Beach to ensure Noosa's spit remains intact to...

Salute to top cop

“Very busy“ was how Inspector Ben Carroll, in his understated way, summed up his five years in Noosa’s top policing role, before leaving this...

Noosa masters star across three states

It seems Noosa Masters swimmers have answered Kipling’s call to ‘fill every unforgiving minute with 60 seconds’ worth of distance run. In one crowded...

New visitor data provides tourism benefits

Tourism Noosa members attended a series of industry workshops this week to learn about Tourism Noosa’s new, soon to be launched visitor data program. The...

Stroke survivor gains strength through love

After suffering a stroke a month before his wedding, a Cooroy father has learnt to walk again just in time for the first dance...

Cooroy set to celebrate Refugee Week

Sonder Studio Gallery in Cooroy is hosting an art exhibition to celebrate Refugee Week. The exhibition, entitled The Global Need for Healing, will showcase...

Fishing in Noosa

Recently I sat for a briefing with the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) regarding the Spanish Mackerel consultation stage one that has just...

‘Don’t bottle it up’, say Noosa’s sport stars

‘Rotarians for Mental Health' are holding a meet and greet event on Saturday 18 June at Noosaville Lions Park at 10am. Star players from Noosa...

Table tennis tension

Finals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club can be full of surprises. However, the warm favourites on the night were the Magicians who...

Big day for Pirates

For the Noosa Pirates Rugby League Club last Saturday was definitely full on. Starting at midday, they hosted the visiting Beerwah Bulldogs to...

You can start slashing your business’s emissions today

Rooftop solar has slashed Noosa Council’s reliance on grid power substantially, not only supercharging the organisation’s 2026 net-zero goal, but wiping 30-40 per cent...

Creek diversion set for Sunrise

Noosa Council will take action to redirect the flow of Burgess Creek at its mouth at Sunrise Beach after residents raised concerns the changed...

Glamour and grace at Year 11 formal

Storms threatened to dampen the glamour of this year’s Good Shepherd Lutheran College Year 11 Formal, held at the picturesque Novotel Twin Waters Resort,...

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