Tuk tuk sun driven
It's tiny, only has three wheels and a top speed of 50km/hr but a student-built, solar powered tuk tuk has gotten Noosa's ZEN all...
Library welcomed by state’s biggest lenders
It was 25 years, almost to the day, last Friday when Noosa library was officially unveiled following its 2.2 million refurbishment by Local Government...
Lights signal Christmas nears
Hundreds of children were presented with early Christmas gifts on Friday from the Hastings Street Association as they announced the arrival of the festive...
Welcome to the village
Peregian Family and Friends Association held its first social event last Friday in order to meet community demand it identified from a community survey...
Wait for new library over
The much loved Noosaville Library reopened its doors on Monday after the completion of its $2.2 million refurbishment and residents dashed in eager to...
Say No to domestic violence
Noosa White Ribbon committee spokesman Bob Birkhead teamed up with United Synergies, Zonta Club of Noosa, Free to Shine charity and Noosa Council to...
Aussie Rock Legends In Eumundi
We have a double pass to see a couple of Aussie legends for one of our lucky readers.
On Saturday 1 December The Imperial Hotel...
ORIGINAL MUSICAL WITH HEART
It's rare to indulge in a stage production full of children who are delivering original lines with such passion. The J is hosting a...
U15s led the pack
The U15s were the stand out of the weekend for the Eumundi-Cooroy Cricket club, when they dominated Nambour on the Sel Bonnel turf after...
Travelling full steam
The BB18 and a quarter express engine 1079 steamed into Cooroy Saturday morning filled with about 300 rail enthusiasts thrilled to be travelling in...
Students out for Seniors
Sunshine Beach State High School Year 12 students celebrated their last day on Friday in what has become a traditional dip in the ocean.
This...
SUNDAY BIRTHDAY FUNDAY WITH WHISKY BOY
It's been three years since Whisky Boy opened its doors, and they are ready to celebrate this weekend! They have planned an all day...
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?...
