Proud traditions revived
As trophies go it was rather large. A big silver cup mounted on a large wooden base with a small lion’s head on either...
New beats from Old Souls
What happens when a Myth turns into a teenager? He develops an old soul, apparently.
You might remember The Myths, who were Noosa’s youngest band...
From young gun to old salt
It seems like only yesterday that baby-faced Josh Constable was winning everything going at the Noosa Festival of Surfing, and steering his way to...
Thunder cricket team top of the ladder
It has been a great year for Noosa district sporting teams; The Noosa Tigers won the AFL flag, the Noosa Dolphins are the Rugby...
Cheers to beers at Noosa Springs
As Covid-19 restrictions continue to be relaxed, Noosa residents are once again doing what they like best - dining out with friends and enjoying...
Pucca tucker up the Junger
Trevor Pepys reviews Pucca Bar and Restaurant
As regular readers will well know, Trevor generally gets his jollies from the north of the subcontinent rather...
Noel Pearson:Up rom the mission
Lawyer, academic, historian, land rights activist, advocate for social reform, provocateur ... Noel Pearson, now 55, has worn many hats over his illustrious...
Christmas delights in Cooroy
With its decorated bike competition, shop window trail, Christmas Show and Santa, front and centre, Christmas in Cooroy celebrations last Friday evening were an...
Noosa volunteers recognised
Noosa Council shone a light on the contribution of Noosa volunteers last Friday and thanked them for the work they do across the shire’s...
Mates run for freedom
A 48km run over 48 hours will be a challenge taken by five Noosa mates this weekend to shine a light on sex trafficking...
River walk proves costly and traumatic
A walk along Gympie Terrace for one couple last week resulted in a $4000 veterinary bill and weeks of recovery for their little dog.
Rhiannon...
Small relief from speed drops on Kin Kin Roads
The Kin Kin community says the State Government’s recent announcement of speed reductions on the Gympie-Kin Kin Road may result in a marginal improvement...
Construction complete on much-wanted pedestrian bridge
Pedestrians, including school children, will now have safer journeys thanks to a new bridge in Eumundi.
The pedestrian bridge, which spans the North Maroochy River...
