Noosa passes the ball to Switzerland
By Margaret Maccoll
A three-week visit by three siblings from Switzerland has spread the interest in handball. Thomas and Salome Luck from Switzerland enrolled their...
Kind hosts are making waves
Radio 92.7 Mix FM dropped by Ivory Palms Resort for an outside broadcast this week to meet the locals and treat them to some...
Song and Danceman returns
Long regarded as one of the finest singer, songwriter, guitarists Australia has ever produced, legendary singer-songwriter Mike McClellan comes to the J Theatre in...
Dads treated to a fair effort
By Margaret Maccoll
Noosa Botanic Gardens held its annual Plant Fair on Sunday. There was a range of speakers sharing their knowledge on gardening, pest...
Great weather for Father’s Day anglers
Anglers have again been spoilt for choice with some great weather over the weekend. Angler headed offshore in numbers with some outstanding results. There...
Music magic earns the medals
St Teresa’s Catholic College music students brought home four gold and four silver medals from the Queensland Catholic Schools and Colleges Music Festival (QCMF)....
Learning the cycling ropes
By Hollie Harris
If the beginning of spring has inspired you to get into our great outdoors, it’s time to dust off your bike for...
Property protections under review
Body corporate legislation that governs developments - including Noosa Springs - are under review and lot owners are being asked for their say on...
Jandamarra’s world of art
By Hollie Harris
Artist, 2014 and 2017 Archibald finalist and Yorta Yorta and Dja Dja Warung descendent, Jandamarra Cadd, is known as a voice for...
Sign on for 25th season of Little A’s
Noosa Little Athletics will mark an important milestone this month when new and returning athletes sign up for the upcoming 2017-2018 summer season -...
A surfer’s surfer, a shaper’s shaper
By Phil Jarratt
It was the first morning of the biggest surf festival we’d produced. Well, to be fair, we’d only produced the first one...
Art’s moving experience
By Margaret Maccoll
Taking a didgeridoo to Mt Everest is in itself an uncommon occurrence.
But for Noosa filmmaker Michael Butler, this act in 1995 sparked...