Billy and Anton’s win a hat trick
In final World Cup Qualifier of the 2018-19 season at Sale on Saturday, Cooran’s Billy Raymont easily won the class, giving him a hat...
Demand boom for Eumundi Brew
The brewing team at the Eumundi Brewery has a nice problem on their hands. The Eumundi beer has been so well received across the...
A Dolphin through and through
If one was to look for a great example of what a community can achieve when it stands together you need to look no...
Most honoured MP from Wide Bay
Former Nationals leader and deputy prime minister and Wide Bay MP from 1990-2016 Warren Truss was one of 19 people to receive the highest...
On track to Tokyo 2020
Cooran showjumper Billy Raymont has his sight on the Olympics after Sunday’s win in the prestigious Boneo Park World Cup Qualifier. Having had a...
Comunity marks Australia Day
Thousands lined the Noosa riverbank on Saturday to enjoy the Noosa Australia Day Festival organised by Noosa Rotary and Lions clubs.
Perfect weather and a...
Art connects women through emotion
Acrylics artist, Michele Rudder, says a career as a registered nurse and in retail helped inspire her paintings that depict the emotions of women’s...
Teens turn teachers
As schools return this week teachers could take heed of the wisdom of two teen teachers Bryn Mailer and George Gleeson, both 15, who...
Distinguished service recognised
Sunshine Coast District Officer in Command Superintendent Darryl Johnson was one of six Queensland police officers to receive the Australian Police Medal in recognition...
When Fanny swam to Games glory
Why did it take four Olympic Games before women’s swimming events were first introduced in 1912 and the world saw Australia’s Fanny Durack, the...
Work and love entices new citizens
Twenty-six new Australians came from across the globe - Africa, America, Europe and the Pacific Islands - to Noosa to make the pledge at...
Golden Breed wiped out
Noosa's iconic surf shop Golden Breed shut its doors on Monday after the landlord handed them their marching orders.
Store manager Nick Van de Merwe...
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?...
