Better internet is coming to Cooroy
With the COVID pandemic changing how business is done and data needs increasing across the board, regional connectivity has never been more important.
OneQode is...
Big penalties for illegal tree clearing
Sunshine Coast Council is coming down hard on residents who illegally clear or damage trees in council managed reserves, with a string of cases...
Jump on-board the Christmas hamper appeal
Imagine Christmas morning without presents for your children or a festive meal on the table. Without help, that will be the reality for many...
Djabindja garden officially opens
Tewantin State School held its NAIDOC celebrations on Tuesday, with Gubbi Gubbi Elder Lyndon Davis and Torres Strait Island performers, Zom Zolbe Kolbe performing...
Surfers rally for climate action
The biggest names in Australian surfing have banded together to defend Australia’s coastline and the surfing lifestyle from the threat of climate change.
Surfers for...
Goetz to the rescue
Neglected crab pots, discarded fishing lines and hooks and young river hoons are major bugbears for wildlife advocate Goetz Schweinfurth who believes education is...
NAIDOC Week celebrated throughout the Sunshine Coast
An intimate flag-raising ceremony was held at Nambour to commemorate NAIDOC Week (8 to 15 November) and its important theme, Always was, Always will...
Residents have their say on flight path impacts
Public concern about new flight paths crossing Sunshine Coast skies has reached new heights, with Airservices Australia (ASA) “inundated” by concerned residents having their...
How Marc brightens the lives of so many golfers
Marc Bright describes himself as a ‘joyologist’ and, yes, it’s a real word.It means a person whose main purpose is to bring joy to...
How can we miss you if you won’t go away?
I’m sure after the tedious and often infuriating wait for election results in America, we’ve all heard enough about politics for the time being....
Lead up to Melbourne Olympics
One year after the Second World War a group of Victorians banded together to seek the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. The Victorian Olympic...
The bloke who brought Hawaii to Noosa
In March 1999, as Noosa’s first big budget surf festival was about to get underway, two mini-buses with surfboard-laden trailers pulled into the car...
Noosa Chamber celebrates innovation aboard the Stillwater Catamaran
The Noosa Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a landmark event aboard the newly launched Stillwater Catamaran, a state-of-the-art hybrid vessel built exclusively in Noosa....
