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Noosa remains most expensive housing market in state

The latest quarterly data for Queensland property prices (September-December 2020) has confirmed what buyers and sellers already know -; prices are rising across Queensland. In...

Croquet is thriving

Noosa Croquet Club Continues to thrive in its attractive setting at Seashell Place Noosa Water with membership hovering around the 70 mark, and playing...

How the Chorale gave Dawn goosebumps

The little girl was splashing up and down the ornamental pool at Acres outdoor caf¨¦ at Noosaville last Wednesday and quickly her mother snatched...

Riding the Noosa wave

It has been a year like no other for real estate in Noosa. Agents were catapulted into hyperactivity soon after the Covid-19 pandemic began...

Bob Lake: A life well lived

Former Noosa resident and journalist Bob Lake died peacefully at Labrador on the Gold Coast on Saturday, March 20, after a long illness. Born in...

Trees planted for climate week

Tourism Noosa ended its Climate Week activities with a Trees for Tourism tree planting day at John’s Landing last Friday. With help from Noosa and...

Surfer rescued after suffering heart attack at Noosa Main Beach

A man was brought back to life by a local lifeguard after suffering a heart attack while surfing at Noosa Main Beach on Friday...

First Nations forum heralded a success

More than 200 people united and gathered in anticipation at Twin Waters this week for the region’s first ever First Nations Self-Determination, Representation and...

Police have fined a motorbike rider over $17,000

Police have fined a man over $17,000 after seizing helmet cam vision which allegedly showed him performing high risk stunts on a motorbike, including...

Coffee with a cop

Noosa police have been reengaging with the community through ’Coffee with a Cop’ mornings at locations across the Sunshine Coast. Senior Constable Tom Middleton, Sergeant...

Open Day at Cooroy Heritage Centre

The public is invited to an Open Day at the Cooroy Heritage Centre on Saturday 24 April. There will be displays focusing on Anzac history...

Wishlist Giving Day raises historic $330,500

Hospital foundation Wishlist has raised an enormous $330,500 - the largest one-day fundraiser in the charity’s 22-year history. The Sunshine Coast and Gympie communities...

Ageing down under

“On January 1st, 2026, the first baby boomers will turn 80. If 70 is the new 50, will 80 be the new 60?...

Schools ban e-bikes