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High flyers invest in mines

Some serious money will change hands this week when national and international guests meet at Peppers Noosa Resort for the annual Noosa Mining and...

Paddle for the bight

So far tens of thousands have paddled out in multiple locations all around Australia (Sydney Harbour, Perth, Newcastle, Hobart, Torquay, Burleigh Heads, Melbourne, Adelaide)...

Worker pockets $1m from restaurant

Detectives from Noosa Heads Criminal Investigations Branch have charged a 41-year-old woman with one count of stealing as a servant. This follows a two year...

Noosa Alive dances in

Queensland Ballet's Artistic Director Li Cunxin was plucked from poverty at the age of 11 when he was selected by Madame Mao’s cultural advisors...

Major award for Sunshine Clubbie

The recent Annual General Meeting and Election of Officers of the Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club, is one that Life Member Ross Bartlett...

Advertising signage on cutting board

Noosa business organisations and owners hold serious concerns over the negative impact to businesses of Noosa Council's proposed advertising sign policy changes which include...

Peregian surf club remains a surf club

The future of Peregian Beach Surf Club looks set to remain in the hands of lifesavers after Noosa Council voted unanimously at Monday's General...

Climate emergency called

Noosa Council announced on Monday it would become the first Queensland local government to declare a climate emergency but warned there was a risk...

Preserving Mary River Cod

The Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee (MRCCC) has welcomed the proposed new fishing regulations that relate to Mary River Cod believing they will give...

Garden Expo continues to bloom

The Queensland Garden Expo held at Nambour Showgrounds over the weekend started from a grass roots event in 1984 with just 300 visitors. Now...

Council capital works delivery

Noosa Council has boasted over its delivery of 96 per cent of Capital Works projects totalling nearly $23 million during the last financial year. Mayor...

Local woman rescues abused horses from slaughter house

Tewantin-raised Holly van Slooten has spent the past two years rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing horses that have been abused, mistreated or sent to the...

Fate of soldier settlements

Soldier settlement, as one of a range of post-World War I repatriation programs, was intended to reward soldiers for their service and support their...

Cheers to 21 years