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SES Noosa award winners

Noosa State Emergency Services scooped the top awards at the SES Week Awards held last weekend in Gympie. SES Noosa area controller Warren Kuskopf said...

Unveiling of interpretative sculpture

The renowned Pieta, meaning, pity and compassion, was created by Michelangelo in 1498 to go into a side chapel at St. Peter’s Basilica in...

Justice delivered online

A police decision to caution a Noosa man for his theft of Covid-19 signage from a Sunrise Beach playground has resulted in his message...

New Tewantin homes for people with disability

Most fortnights for 15 years, Fiona Spence Thomas’s parents have driven from the Sunshine Coast to Brisbane to pick her up so she can...

Beach access for all

Noosa Councillor Amelia Lorentson has welcomed the funding from Sandy Bolton MP to assist Council in the purchase of a wheelchair beach mat for...

Butterflies benefit from buskers

On Saturday 5 June the Noosa river shores came to life as the Sounds on Noosa Foreshore - Busking Championship event took place. This...

Managing the All Blacks

Running the world’s greatest rugby team for 18 years is nothing compared with bungy-jumping into a gorge, All Blacks manager DARREN SHAND tells PHIL...

‘Half at work, half on holidays’

PHIL JARRATT concludes his in-depth conversation with iconic playwright DAVID WILLIAMSON “Our new lifestyle of living in Noosa with forays to Sydney began, but Noosa...

Protecting the platypus

The platypus is an amazing monotreme but little is known about where they specifically live. University of Queensland PhD candidate Tamielle Brunt is studying platypus...

Noosa proposes state’s first STA local law

Noosa Council will become the first council in Queensland to enact a local law to regulate short stay letting and home hosted accommodation if...

Wegener responds to Ingrid Jackson on STAs

Last week Ingrid Jackson lamented Noosa Council’s journey towards the regulation of STAs through the latest draft of the proposed local laws. This draft is the...

The Pirates prevailed

As the old saying goes, behind every cloud there is a silver lining. For the Noosa Pirates Rugby League Football Club, the...

Toys on the naughty list

Doctors at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) are warning parents to steer clear of e-scooters and toys containing magnets and button batteries for Christmas. While...