Fusion of fun at Cooroy
After seven years at Noosa Heads the One Billion Rising performers will perform in the Noosa hinterland for the first time at the Cooroy...
Batters ready in Pink
It's not The Ashes but if you've ever wanted to see Noosa Councillors dressed in their finery (pink tutus) to challenge their constituents then...
Glasses raised to Iron Mark
The directions were clear enough: proceed down the single dirt road to Punta Allen until you reach kilometer 32. The only problem was there...
Art and Craft extraordinaire
Milliner and crochet tutor Janelle Turley admits she is rarely without a (crochet) hook in her hands which was hardly a surprise to visitors...
Complaint calls for surf club to be purpose used
A group of Peregian business owners, lifesavers, nipper parents and surf club members have united to lodge a formal complaint with Noosa Council against...
Register dogs for free in May
A Dog Registration Amnesty will run for the month of May to combat a rising number of unregistered dogs in the region.
During the amnesty,...
Bridge replacement funded
Noosa Mayor Tony Wellington has welcomed the announcement of more than $1 million in Federal Government funding to replace two Noosa Hinterland bridges.
The Tablelands...
Get ready for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is on at Noosa Boathouse on Thursday 23 May to raise money for those impacted by cancer.
Cancer Council Queensland Noosa...
Noosa welcomes new business operators
Twelve new business members of the Noosa community participated in a 'Welcome to Noosa' professional development group training program at Tourism Noosa On Thursday...
Dump rubbish illegally and expect a fine
Council has investigated more than 260 reports of illegal rubbish dumping and more than 30 cases of illegally dumped vegetation in the past eight...
Noosa’s future scientists head to Sydney
A dedication to science has rewarded two Noosa students with a once in a lifetime opportunity to immerse themselves in the subject through a...
Nursing students to provide free health checks to Gympie Indigenous community
Forty Nursing Science and Midwifery students from USC have eagerly volunteered to work at the North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health’s annual Well...


















