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Seniors beat loneliness with Scones

After Food Agribusiness Network Ambassador Martin Duncan saw a clip online of a tea party that helped a 96-year-old Scottish woman with no family...

Noosa Alive Festival receives State funding

The Noosa Alive Festival has been selected as one of eight diverse arts and cultural projects across Queensland to receive part of $275,000 grant...

Friends reunited

Sunshine Beach State School is unique being the only Accredited International School and Glasser Quality School on the Coast and the school’s unique qualities...

National FearLess PTSD Conference sets to-do list

The inaugural FearLess National Conversation on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was held at the Sunshine Coast Events Centre in Caloundra (Qld) from 21...

Starlight’s Tour de Kids goes virtual this year

Starlight Children’s Foundation and cyclists across Australia will be riding the distance for sick kids this September as part of their annual Tour de...

Noosa’s Weeping Paperbark trees get the chop

Sunrise Beach resident Steve Miller has concerns over Council's plans to remove 24 Weeping Paperbark trees that have lined the suburb's streets for over 30...

Whales sing the top songs

Our migrating whales love a new song. Once they hear a new song from whales they bump into along their migration routes it is...

Health Minister opens Queensland’s first medical cannabis farm

Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt has officially opened Queensland’s first operational medical cannabis farm, paving the way for Australian patients to access prescriptions for...

Asbestos clean-up bill hits $15,000

The bill to clean up asbestos dumped on the roadside during the kerbside rubbish collection is set to hit $15,000 following the discovery of...

Girls find practical uses for drones

Girls are keen to use drones for practical purposes and boys are more interested in their engineering and flying. While this is a generalisation these...

Pop-star Amy Shark adores Noosa

One of Australia’s most impressive and beloved pop exports and a frequent Noosa visitor, Amy Shark, will be coming to the Sunshine Coast to...

New research provides complete picture of cancer mortality burden

In an Australian first, Queensland researchers have used a new measure to provide a more complete picture of the mortality burden associated with a...

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Dolphin juniors round one

Under 14s by player Alex Bingham – Noosa and Grammar faced off in the first round of the U14s Sunshine Coast Rugby Union competition....