The European Invasion
In her 1996 Noosa Cook Book, restaurant pioneer Leonie Palmer writes: “What really brought me out of my inherent Australian-British food fixation was the...
Markets return to Peregian Beach
Peregian Beach markets returned last Sunday for the first time since Covid-19 restrictions shut it down in March.
New coordinator Lea Bye said the market...
Open Studios showcase Noosa’s diverse art
Artists opened their doors for the second weekend of Noosa Open Studios Art Trail and visitors travelled across the shire to see their diverse...
Noosa should look to its Mayor not its regressive past
Thursday’s Noosa Council Ordinary Meeting was d¨¦jà vu. On livestream before our very eyes, we watched the metamorphosis of the newly elected council into...
Shambhala food school for the future
It was the global financial crisis (GFC) in 2008 that led Craig Hubbard from Sydney to the Sunshine Coast to become a farmer and...
St Kilda farewells Noosa
St Kilda captain Jarryn Geary has penned a letter to the people of Noosa, thanking them for their support.It’s been a bittersweet week for...
Investment boosts pioneering algae producers
Noosa biotech company Provectus Algae has raised US$3.25 million in seed funding to further cement its position as an emerging
leader in the optimisation of...
Local businesswoman creates Noosa’s signature fragrance
Noosa Heads now has its very own scent, capturing the essence of the area’s stunning coastal qualities in a bottle for all the world...
Historical stories protected
Sunshine Coast Council’s latest round of Heritage Levy grants have been awarded with nine local organisations sharing in more than $43,000 to help with...
Poisoned by plastics? Turtle study seeks answers
A world-first USC study will examine if toxic chemicals from ingested microplastics could be harming Australia’s marine turtles.
USC PhD candidate Caitlin Smith’s research...
Business leader is Outstanding Alumnus for 2020
A business leader whose collaboration skills brought about success for a large group of companies in Papua New Guinea while also tackling the widespread...
Strong partnerships promote disaster preparedness
As our community knows all too well, disaster can strike anytime, anywhere.
Sunshine Coast Council and the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) is partnering...
Pomona pool splashes back into action
Just in time for summer, the Pomona State School Pool has reopened and is now welcoming residents for learn-to-swim programs, lap swimming, aqua classes...
