One big, happy radio community
By Hollie Harris
AS a community station, Noosa FM supports local people, events, charities, clubs and associations. Outside broadcasts during the year highlight various...
Expert advice to tackle projects
NOOSA residents are invited to head to Bunnings Warehouse Noosaville on weekends throughout January to learn handy tips for their next project through a...
Tough times for TAFE
By Jolene Ogle
SINCE closing two and a half years ago, the former Noosa TAFE site has cost taxpayers a staggering $170,080 as it sits...
Recycling made easy
NOOSA Council discovered a number of common recycling misconceptions at the recycling workshops it held during National Recycling Week.
Noosa Councillor Joe Jurisevic said more...
Keep furry and feathered friends cool
WITH summer fast approaching, Petbarn Noosa is reminding residents to take the right steps to protect their furry and feathered friends from the heat....
Chrissy? Holy cow!
STILL looking for the perfect Christmas present for a loved one? Why not surprise friends or family with an udderly unique gift and sponsor...
Students have a world of fun
SOME 34 international exchange students were welcomed to the Noosa Botanic Gardens earlier this month as part of the Rotary’s Youth Exchange program.
The Rotary...
So easy – even adults can do it!
By Hollie Harris
ELECTRIC bikes are fast becoming a common sight around Noosa and Ecotekk on Noosa River believes the fun and ease of travel...
Workers’ gifts a cut above
NOOSA Community Support (NCS) has teamed up with Cooroora Woodworkers Club and the Salvation Army to brighten the lives of local children this Christmas.
For...
Good foundation for the future
By Jolene Ogle
THE Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation has released their first quarterly report to the Noosa Council, outlining their mission statement, money spent on...
A cost-conscious Christmas
Traditionally in years past, Peppers Noosa has spent thousands of dollars on Christmas theming but this year (and in keeping with the eco-ethics of...
More cash to manage flood areas
COUNCIL has won a $250,000 grant from the Queensland Government to expand its Six Mile Creek Flood Study and equip the catchment with a...
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Reds on the chew
It’s been good finally getting some decent weather in the mix over the last couple of weeks.
The reds that have been coming aboard...
