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Bathurst champion hits Noosa Hill

Racing cars from the 1920s through to today are set to tackle the fearsome Noosa Hill Climb this weekend. Star attraction will be reigning Bathurst...

Rising from the ashes

By Margaret Maccoll Ten months after fire tore through three Noosa North Shore homes residents are in the process of rebuilding with one...

People pressure returns water bowls

By Margaret Maccoll It was democracy in action last week when council officers removed dog water bowls from Peregian Village on Wednesday and...

A vision for Noosa’s future

By Margaret Maccoll In social science the built environment is the human-made surroundings. For Noosa award-winning architect John Mainwaring the built environment should blend with...

Best cop on the coast

There isn't a better job for Sgt Mal Scott than being Cooroy police officer-in-charge and there isn't anyone who could do a better job.This...

Fair weather

By Hollie Harris What a wonderful time at the Fair. Despite the weather St Andrews Anglican College had a great turn out. Organisers would like...

Get Ready To Rock With Annie Jeffs

By Hollie Harris Few have a musical resume as long an accomplished as Annie Jeffs. Annie has had a career in the music industry...

Gift for Shine houses

For more than 25 years the Zonta Club of Noosa has been working to raise awareness of women’s rights and to put an end...

Whose future are you living?

Whose future is it anyway? This was the question posed by University of the Sunshine Coast History and Futures lecturer Dr Marcus Bussey when he...

A job well done

Tourism Noosa owes much of its success to the efforts of its 104 volunteers and on Friday said thank you with a celebratory breakfast...

Runners relish Noosa event

More than 3500 athletes of all abilities gathered in Noosa on Saturday to celebrate their collective passion for running at the inaugural Runaway Noosa...

Sewing up friendships

When schools stopped teaching sewing the Guilded Lilies Tewantin Neighbourhood Group joined the Australian sewing guild to takeon the task. On Saturday they celebrated 20...

Flathead, whiting go big

With school holidays done and dusted, this week will also see the end of the warm northerlies we have been experiencing as a south...