Ian’s back in the old showbiz routine
Every morning around six o’clock, since the start of the year, Noosa showbiz whiz Ian Mackellar has woken up in his ‘Artist Retreat’ on...
Students stride and ride for a better education
The Noosaville State School community recently rode out and stepped up to raise funds and awareness for World Bicycle Relief.
The students walked over 4.6km...
Noosa takes out the Top Tourism Town Award
Noosa has been recognised as Queensland’s Top Tourism Town at the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s Top Tourism Awards.
The award from QTIC is a new...
Noosa Councillor speaks at climate strike
Students, parents, educators, workers and families gathered in Maroochydore Rotary Park at Cotton Tree on Friday to voice a clear message to the Morrison...
Wishlist CEO celebrates two decades
One of the most influential and passionate charity figures on the Sunshine Coast has just racked up 20 years with local charity Wishlist.
Wishlist CEO...
More live music coming to Noosa
The Covid-19 pandemic hit the arts and entertainment industry and hospitality venues hard, so an $18,000 grant to support live music at the Tewantin...
Mayor calls on Minister to act to prevent quarry truck fatality
Noosa Mayor Clare Stewart has called on the state government to act on Kin Kin residents’ safety concerns about quarry trucks using Pomona Kin...
Hospitality students support Youturn
A group of students from Good Shepherd Lutheran College have been working towards a service learning project with local charity Youturn Youth Support.
All Year...
Exhibition highlights significance of ‘country’
A stunning exhibition of art by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from many Indigenous nations celebrating the concept of ‘country’ has officially opened...
Bank manager gains Uni medal on path to medicine
An online story about a house painter who became a doctor provided former agribusiness manager Kasey Webb of Kin Kin with the inspiration she...
Olympian holds party for cancer charity
Beloved patron of Bloomhill Cancer Care and Olympian Raelene Boyle will celebrate making it to 70 with a ticketed party she hopes will raise...
Saving soil to save the planet
Twenty-six years ago Graeme Sait’s daughter Rachel was hit by a car outside her school. She was taken to ICU in a coma with...
Land care spreading far and wide
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A field day at Theodore in the Central Highlands region reinforced the changing attitudes to grazing and land care. ERLE LEVEY speaks to those...
