Ready for Aussie Titles
By DEAN SMALLMAN
THIS weekend at Maroochydore, the 2016 Australian Surf Life Saving titles will begin. Sunshine Beach SLSC, which comes off the back of...
Hats off to volunteers
By RON LANE
ON Sunday the Noosa Heads SLSC held its quarterly club council meeting. This meeting was well attended and all aspects of...
Basket weaving for healing
LOCAL artist Rene Bahloo is calling on the community to find their creative side in her latest project.
Ms Bahloo, the creator of the Inside...
Segway patrols called off
THE Queensland Police have confirmed there will be no more Segway patrols as the trial comes to an end.
Senior Constable Pierre Senekal originally trialled...
Major role for dance prodigy
MEI Mei Tan, 13, is the newest star emerging from The Dance Centre Peregian Springs, and she has just landed her first role in...
Share your secret
Noosa-based jewellery retailer Secrets is celebrating 16 years in business this year.
Sixteen years ago beautiful designer jewellery with stones larger than one carat were...
Swimmers lap it up
NOOSA Aquatic Centre (NAC) swim coach Jan Croft is no stranger to winning.
The NAC’s resident super fish recently netted three gold, four silver, one...
Coaching sessions are the Real deal
MORE than 190 talented boys and girls kicked more than goals at a free football coaching clinic held in Noosa by the world famous...
Feeling the beat
KIDS and adults alike felt the rhythm at a special Zumba class held last week.
Children with special needs and their siblings danced to the...
Nutrition in balance
WHEN Samantha Ince lost 35 kilograms and went from a size 18 to a size 12 in five months, she not only felt a...
Stumps soon for Slater
By PHIL JARRATT
Kelly’s last hurrah?
STOP me if you’ve heard this one before, but it certainly seems like we might be seeing the final play-out...
Artists pop in at Noosa Civic
LOCAL artists are being celebrated at the Noosa Civic as a pop-up art installation takes over the centre for the month of April.
Noosa Civic...
TQ 2024 a success story for the generations
By campfire and by moonlight, over rolling hills and plains, the hoofs of more than 100 horses could be heard at Wirinna Cove again.
Through...
