Noosaville couple share key to 65 years of marriage
A Noosaville couple who met as teenagers in the same class at night school are celebrating 65 years of marriage.
Peter and Sylvia Evans, who...
New technology for early detection of prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed cancer and a leading cause of death by cancer in Australian men.
Early detection is key to successful treatment...
Local radio raises half a million for Sunshine Coast kids
The 92.7MIXFM team has raised another outstanding amount of $531,033 for sick kids on the Sunshine Coast.
Give Me 5 has now raised more than...
NAIDOC Week holds joy, sorrow for Aunty Judi
NAIDOC Week holds great significance each year for Aunty Judi Wickes, a long-term Indigenous Services staff member at USC.
The Wakka Wakka-Kalkadoon woman, who provides...
Roadside cameras to become permanent
Roadside cameras that can catch drivers using their phones behind the wheel or not wearing a seatbelt will be permanently rolled out on Queensland...
Keeping COVID safe in Term 3
School communities are urged to stay Covid-safe after students returned for Term 3 on Monday 12 July.
Education Minister Grace Grace and Health Minister Yvette...
Aspire to reduce
A new website is set to play a pivotal role in helping Noosa businesses to divert waste product from landfill.
The digital platform ASPIRE has...
Show tells of a wonderful culture
Sharing the positive elements of his culture through storytelling, music and song was the aim of Noosa musician and artist Gregg Dreise when he...
Gun with a story to tell
Noosa police have been handed a pistol secreted within an old book following the introduction of weapons amnesty on 1 July.
From 1 July 2021, new legislation...
Noosa Alive thanks hospital staff
The Noosa Alive festival started this week with a packed program of arts and cultural experiences.
President Andrew Stafford said it had certainly...
Trails closed for harvesting
Trails seven and eight of the Noosa Trail Network remain temporarily closed to allow for plantation harvesting.
Noosa Council’s principal environment officer Peter Milne said...
Driving change for First Nations’ tourism
The Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) held a NAIDOC Corporate Breakfast, in the Year of Indigenous Tourism, which sold out with over 350 tourism...
SunnyKids launch Christmas appeal
While many families are preparing for a joyful Christmas filled with gifts, food, and laughter, the holiday season is one of the most dangerous...
