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Let’s put an end to domestic and family violence

As Queenslanders rally and unite to mark Domestic and Family Violence Awareness month (May), Sunshine Coast residents are invited to join in a march...

Major drug operation leads to seven arrests

Detectives from the Crime and Intelligence Command’s Drug and Serious Crime Group and the Sunshine Coast District have closed a major operation focused on...

Noosa police search for witnesses of alleged attempted rape

Police have launched an appeal to find the driver of a car captured on CCTV in the area of where a woman was allegedly...

The social side of Anzac Day

Once the ceremonies were completed it was time for veterans and community members to reconnect with old friends, share a meal and a drink...

Sombre dawn service

Amid the early morning greeting from lorikeets and kookaburras it was only the sound of a lone bugler that could be heard at dawn...

Cooroy Anzac parade unites community

Sadly WWII Women's Australian Auxiliary Airforce (WAAF) centenarian Wilma (Billie) Ayles was not well enough to join the Anzac Day parade last Sunday but...

Man charged after alleged attempted rape of Noosa woman

Police have charged a man who allegedly confronted a woman walking through Noosa Heads on April 18 and attempted to sexually assault her. It will...

Ongoing training at Noosa

In Australian Surf Life Saving Clubs, to maintain the high standard of patrolling necessary to provide a safe environment, it is essential to ensure...

Palmy just too good for Tigers

The Rococo Noosa Tigers have suffered their second consecutive home ground loss to begin their QAFL debut season. The culprit this time was Gold...

Weddings are booming in Noosa

Brides and grooms are kicking up their heels and dancing as the Noosa wedding industry booms with 2020 behind it. COVID19 restrictions shut down the...

Horses put you on the right path

The innate ability of horses is being harnessed in a science-based program at Cooroibah to help a diverse range of people’s needs from assistance...

Citizen watch on climate

Jacarandas are blooming earlier, magpies are breeding earlier and Asian geckos are migrating southward. These are just a few of the ways already recorded that...

Rate rise, same service

Noosa residents on a minimum general rate will see a rate increase of 6.7 per cent or $2.35 a week, needed to cover increasing...

Youth in sport