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Council program protects endangered Mary River Turtle

The Sunshine Coast community is passionate about turtles, but many people may not know about the Mary River Turtle – an endangered species found...

One billion dance against violence

Noosa residents will dance alongside police and politicians on Friday at 5pm as part of the annual global One Billion Rising event to take...

Sunshine Coast in world’s Top7 Intelligent Communities

The Sunshine Coast has been recognised as one of the Top7 Intelligent Communities of 2019, sharing the global spotlight with communities from Canada, Taiwan...

Sound Feast showcases creative talents at ‘The J’

The free entertainment spectacular aptly named ‘Sound Feast’ is back on at 'The J' on Friday 22 February, kicking off at 6pm. Sound Feast...

Ice cream shops feeling the heat

With February still topping the temperature charts it’s the perfect time for a cold delicious gelato or ice cream, but this simple pleasure may...

Grammy-award winning artist performs in Noosa

International chart-topping artist Leo Sayer will perform at Venue 114 at Bokarina on Saturday 16 February at 8pm as he continues to celebrate his...

Big Pineapple Fest line-up announced

 From platinum selling electronic luminaries, to international pop queens and indie underground legends, the seventh edition of the Sunshine Coasts’ hottest music festival will...

Connecting through Food

When Sunshine Coast farmers Sally Hookey and Peter Heineger of Hinterland Feijoas first entered the market about a decade ago it was through a...

Sandy’s survey gets 700 responses

More than 700 people participated in Noosa MP Sandy Bolton's inaugural community survey with affordable housing, renewables and climate change, lack of employment and transport...

Valentine’s Day Best and Worst

Today is Valentine's Day so Noosa Today took the opportunity to ask people on Hastings Street about their best and worst Valentine's Day experiences. 1. Jo...

Historic markets turn 40

Every picture tells a story so a series of photos showing the Original Eumundi Markets 40 years ago when it began and today will...

Cooroy undecided on lights or roundabouts

More than 200 residents turned out at Cooroy Memorial Hall to hear Nicklin and Noosa MPs Marty Hunt and Sandy Bolton address concerns and...

Ageing down under

“On January 1st, 2026, the first baby boomers will turn 80. If 70 is the new 50, will 80 be the new 60?...

Schools ban e-bikes