Mayoral fundraiser doubles DV service
Noosa’s domestic violence service Sunny Kids has doubled its services, thanks to the 2021 Mingle with the Mayor fundraising initiative.
An astounding $280,000 was...
Pedestrian dies after being struck by car
Forensic Crash Unit officers are investigating after a pedestrian died at Sandstone Point near Bribie Island on Tuesday morning, 1 February.
Preliminary inquiries indicate just...
Australia Day, Noosa style
Australia Day Festival activities commenced with the Rotary Big Breakfast at 7am in Noosa, turning over dozens of eggs, kilos of bacon, hash browns,...
Local caravan manufacturer moves to the next zone
Australia’s leading caravan manufacturer has shown its confidence in the Sunshine Coast, investing in a new $7.5 million 5000 square metre facility in Coolum...
Baby turtles still need your help
It’s almost that time of year again when the baby turtles erupt from their nests and trek down our Sunshine Coast beaches, and while...
Businesses desperate to know what vaccine milestone means
Queensland businesses are desperate to know what the state’s impending 90 per cent double vaccination milestone means for them and the rules they need...
Gympie’s biggest flood
This January our region has again experienced the flooding which follows severe weather events particularly cyclones.
Every flood is regrettable for the loss of...
State’s worst rail disaster
Talked about for many years after it occurred, the Traveston Creek Rail Disaster of 9 June 1925 had a profound effect on the citizens...
Big weekend in surf competition
For the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club surf sports team, it was indeed a good weekend.
Competing in the board riding events at...
Meow Meow returns to Noosa
International cabaret diva Meow Meow returns to Noosa by popular demand for one night only on 4 March.
Meow Meow’s unique brand of subversive and...
Electric vehicles to help supercharge emissions reduction
Noosa Council is charting new territory in its drive to reach net-zero emissions with the addition of two electric vehicles to its fleet.
“We’re...
Taking care of business
PRECEDE
Breeding bulls is the business of John and Roz Mercer at their Kandanga Valley Charolais and Charbray Stud, as ERLE LEVEY reports.
BREAKOUT QUOTE
“They are...
Retirement Opens Doors To Adventure
For many Australians, retirement brings with it the gift of time - time to reconnect with passions, explore long-held dreams, and rediscover a sense...
