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Future skills learning hub study in Noosa

A survey is underway to better understand the education and training needs of Noosa. Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart said the survey was critical to exploring...

Placenta model offers insight into pregnancy complications

A USC researcher who has designed a novel 3D system that can mimic the cellular architecture of a human placenta has been awarded a...

Peregian carols return

Keep an eye on the sky on Wednesday 22 December when Santa returns to Peregian Beach for the Sunshine Coast’s longest running Christmas carols,...

Boost for sport and business

Australia’s first dedicated outdoor pickleball venue is coming soon to Noosa and it’s sure to be a big hit for local players and the economy...

Land based fishing provides

With the recent winds and swell persisting with us, this is the time of year where land based angling tends to favor most. The...

Trying to talk to Trent

Best-selling author Trent Dalton spent two months of this year sitting at a busy street corner in Brisbane with only a table, a chair...

Noosa’s Scottish warrior

Her many friends call her the Scottish warrior and, while comparisons with William Wallace are a bit of a stretch, it doesn’t take long...

Chorale rings the bells for Christmas

Noosa Chorale will ring in the start of the festive season at The J next month. Music director Adrian King has put together a sparkling...

Travel industry bounces back

A Noosa travel agency said they have "never been busier" as the community regain their confidence in booking international travel. With international borders being closed...

Builders bear brunt of cost blowouts

Noosa builders are being “massively” impacted by the rising costs of building materials and trade workers as well as delivery delays, leading some to...

Busy week of sport

At the recent North Australian Surf Lifesaving Titles held at Mackay, the Noosa club was represented by four boat crews: two women’s, the Bandits...

CWA hosts former councillor

Last week, the Tewantin-Noosa Country Women’s Association hosted former Noosa Shire Councillor Ingrid Jackson at its monthly social meeting, which encourages discussion about local...

Sisters close the chapter on beloved Noosaville bookstore and café

After 16 years of great reads and delicious coffee, sisters Lucinda Morley and Natalie Webster have wrapped up operations at their Noosaville bookstore, The...