Music plays in Molly’s memory
MUSIC is said to be a wonderful treatment for people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, so what better way to help raise funds to find...
Call for life-savers
By JOLENE OGLE
A COOROY family are calling on the local community to help save their son’s life.
Luke Reinbott was just 20 when his life...
New PC for seniors
By JOLENE OGLE
MEMBER for Noosa Glen Elmes has presented the Tewantin Noosa National Seniors with a new computer that is expected to help the...
Friendship built on books
By RICHARD MORGAN
“THERE is no friend as loyal as a book,” said Ernest Hemingway, and there is no doubt that a book can bring...
Zonta pops up to help
THE Zonta Group pop-up shop is back again with a range of pre-loved designer clothes on offer at the Noosa Junction store that has...
Noosa Show salutes our Anzacs
THIS year’s Noosa Country Show, which runs from Friday 11 September to Saturday 12 September, will commemorate 100 years of Anzac with special displays...
Brand new look for Bay Village
By JOLENE OGLE
The much-loved Bay Village complex on Hastings Street is getting ready for a makeover with new branding and a funky new-look to...
Plant fair grows big crowd
ON Opening the inaugural Noosa Botanic Gardens Plant Fair on Sunday 6 September, Councillor Tony Wellington suggested the world might be a better place...
School in top gear
WHAT has become very clear is the staff and students at Cooroy State School are going to need a holiday very soon.
They’re all going...
Park tribute to Fenwick family
COUNCIL has named a Cooroy park Fenwick Park in a tribute to a well-known local family.
The Fenwick family has a long connection with Cooroy...
Top Coast events galore
By BENNY PIKE
THE Sunshine Coast is really becoming an ant nest for all types of events, and the past few weeks is testament to...
Planned burns to reduce fuel
By ANDREW BELL
WHAT has the local Doonan Rural Fire Brigade crew been up to? Well, over the last month we have had a few...