Mary’s domestic cat scare
It was a regular Monday on Mary McLellan’s 22,000-acre family property in Central Queensland, until the family’s cat took a strike at her right...
New school homework centres start up for students
New free after school homework centres start in 120 Queensland state schools next term as the State Government delivers an $8 million election commitment.
Local...
Hill Climb action
Professional racing driver Broc Feeney, 18, described his first run at Noosa’s Hill Climb as a short but intense one minute race that with...
Days of our hives
Don’t miss this opportunity to see and hear an expert in their field explain the miniature world in an easy to understand manner. Author...
The Budget
As I trawled through some 14?? separate documents that comprised the Appropriations Bill for 2021/2022 I asked myself late one night in my delirium...
Year-round New Zealand flights
Direct Air New Zealand flights are set to boost Queensland and the Sunshine Coast’s tourism recovery from the Covid-19 lockdown.
Minister for Tourism Industry Development...
Girls are ready to shred
Winter days are perfect for shredding the local trails and for the girls it’s no exception.
Bike On are aiming to encourage more...
Here’s cheers to the beers
The rain on Saturday did nothing to deter beer lovers from the Hinterland Craft Beer Festival at the Imperial Hotel Eumundi.
Punters crowded into the...
Tiny Homes boost aids youth homelessness
A significant donation of $50,000 made this week by local charity, Waves of Kindness, will pave the way for Youturn Youth Support to begin...
Noosa students win Telstra Innovation Award
Glasshouse Christian College took out the top gong at the Sunshine Coast Telstra Innovation Awards on 23 July for their creation LEDPlates.
LEDPlates has the...
Llew urges State Government to fast-track Tiaro bypass
Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien has urged the State Government to fast-track the design for a four-lane Tiaro bypass.
This comes after Queensland Roads Minister...
Cooroy-Noosa history group celebrates 25 Years
The Cooroy-Noosa Genealogical and Historical Research Group is celebrating 25 years in July.
The group, often called “Genies” for short, began in 1996 when ten...
LGAQ motions become voice for community
Noosa Council’s four motions - including a call on the state government for greater funding of youth mental health and wellbeing initiatives - won...
