Tourism Noosa launches new winter campaign
Tourism Noosa’s marketing activity continues to support tourism businesses and provide marketing opportunities for members, with a wide range of activity taking place.
Tourism Noosa...
Brave play from injury affected Tigers
The Roccoco Noosa Tigers were gallant but beaten to the tune of 36 points by a wayward kicking Morningside last Saturday at Weyba road.The...
State mourns the loss of 100 lives on roads
Queenslanders are being urged to keep road safety front of mind as the states mourns the loss of 100 lives on its roads.
Transport and...
Dingo fences for K’gari
The Queensland Government will invest $2 million to build fencing around Orchid Beach on K’gari (Fraser Island) to reduce interactions between the island’s dingo...
Environment Day celebrated
Be part of #GenerationRestoration and join the Sunshine Coast Environment Council (SCEC) in launching World Environment Day Festival 2021! This year’s theme is ecosystem...
Tewantin comes to life with street art
Mural artists have been painting the walls of Tewantin with their incredible colours in preparation for the community’s street art launch party.
Tewantin Traders Association...
New Sunshine Coast park for junior adventurers
Australia’s largest high wire park, built specifically for junior adventurers, has opened on the Sunshine Coast.
Member for Nicklin Rob Skelton said the Palaszczuk Government...
Woodworking program amazes again
Sunshine Butterflies famous woodworking program ‘Chippies Corner’ have just created some iconic Queensland furniture, squatters’ chairs.
This incredible bunch of woodworkers have spent the last...
Real conversations for kids
Teaching kids about consent via videos about ‘milkshakes and tacos’? What a joke, says local filmmaker and mother Tasha Lawton.
Sex and health education in...
Community assists residents with dementia
Three local organisations - NoosaCare, Tewantin-Noosa RSL and LiveLife Pharmacy group - are banding together to improve residential aged care services for members of...
Mum of twins cancer shock
When Sunshine Coast mother Deborah Butler was told she had stage 4 melanoma, she felt numb with fear.
“I was devasted because I had...
Llew breaks down the budget
While there are many big numbers in the 2021-22 Budget for big spending programs designed to achieve big outcomes, the test will be is...
Fate of soldier settlements
Soldier settlement, as one of a range of post-World War I repatriation programs, was intended to reward soldiers for their service and support their...
