Program to avoid a jam
NOOSA Shire Council’s draft plan to better manage traffic into the future is open for public comment from 24 May until 14 June.
The Noosa...
Full throttle thrills
By MEGAN OGLE
THERE’S a new gang in town and they’re out to prove girl talk isn’t just about make-up and shoes.
Girl Torque is the...
Lifesavers go the extra mile
By RON LANE
AS we sit back in our lounge chairs and enjoy the pleasant winter days, lets spare a thought of encouragement for three...
New bags send plastic bags packing
By MEGAN OGLE
VOLUNTEERS have been working tirelessly to create an alternative to plastic bags in the shire, and their hard work is about to...
Lenscape
Noosa is postcard perfect in this snap taken by local Lee Bradford. If you have a photo of Noosa’s landscape or wildlife you would...
Cook-off to hit festival
By MEGAN OGLE
NOOSA Food and Wine 2016 is set to be bigger and better than ever, with over 10,000 people expected to attend the...
Time to move on bats
SUNSHINE Coast Council has urged Noosa to follow in its steps after successfully relocating flying-foxes in Maroochydore.
After almost three years of planning, the Sunshine...
Rachael needs wheels
A LOCAL resident is calling on the community to help buy her very first set of wheels.
While most 27-year-olds are busy on the weekends...
And money for all
LOCAL community groups have come out on top thanks to recent government grants.
Member for Noosa Glen Elmes MP says he is pleased several community...
Tip watch a Queensland first
NOOSA Council is breaking new ground in waste management with the way it monitors its landfill site for environmental impacts.
A council spokesperson said the...
Community of many colours
THE Noosa community celebrated International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) with a colourful picnic and the raising of a rainbow flag.
IDAHOT is a...
Kids’ cultural exchange
GOOD Shepherd Lutheran College students got back to their roots as they celebrated diversity at their Culture Festival.
The festival was held on Monday 16...
Inside Antiques Roadshow
Napoleon Bonaparte’s briefcase and Neil Armstrong’s camera—what do they have in common? Well, they are among the most quirky and rare “finds”...
