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Quarry battle hits court

In his opening address in the long-awaited case of Noosa Council v Kin Kin Quarry, council’s barrister Mitchell Baty told the Maroochydore Planning and...

Rain bomb to cost Queensland billions

Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment Cameron Dick has outlined the preliminary cost of last week’s severe weather event to the state budget...

From big waves to big stage

World renowned big wave surfer, Red Bull athlete, and keynote motivational speaker, Mark Mathews, will share his inspiring story and keynote Life Beyond Fear...

Noosa research looks at the rise of eco-anxiety

A Central Queensland University eco-anxiety research project in the Noosa Shire aims to understand why people, aged 18-35, suffer ongoing feelings of hopelessness and...

Turtle hatchling succumbs to plastic poisoning

The death of a baby turtle named Kiwi is a stark reminder of the real world impacts of plastic pollution, especially microplastics, in our...

Tewantin-Noosa CWA meeting

Members and guests of the Tewantin-Noosa Branch of the Country Women’s Association gathered last week to meet like-minded community women and hear from Max...

Emergency Hardship grants available

Personal hardship assistance of up to $900 per family has been extended to flood-affected residents in Gympie, the Fraser Coast, Noosa and Sunshine Coast,...

Clean up a long haul ahead

Clean Up Australia Day events were cancelled across Noosa Shire last Sunday but some individuals continued their efforts. At Peregian Beach, the surf lifesaving club...

Ruff waves for canine surfers

Big waves, rips and choppy conditions made for an action-packed VetshopAustralia Dog Surfing Championship on Main Beach last Saturday. Thousands of onlookers crowded the beach...

Pontoon rubbish threatens marine life

Residents who’d like to help clean up polystyrene debris along Noosa’s eastern beaches can access rubbish bags at local beach access points. The polystyrene is...

Trying to break the bias yet again

The global theme of this year’s International Women’s Day is Break the Bias. When things began to change in the 1960s, I naively thought...

Load limit lifted on Pomona Kin Kin Road

Council was advised that the temporary 10-tonne mass limit on Pomona Kin Kin Road applied by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads...

Why Trucking is a Promising Career Path

Choosing a career can often feel overwhelming, particularly in today’s competitive job market. One field that is rapidly gaining traction and presenting numerous opportunities...